Heavy sweat didn't seem to mess up the watch's sensors, a problem I've had with the Charge 2 and Charge 3.Īnother reason you'll still need to bring your phone along: There's no onboard music storage. It caught all of the workouts I didn't actively log, including multiple Zumba aerobic workouts and elliptical sessions, and accurately tracked my heart rate throughout. And for those features, the Versa Lite is one of Fitbit's best yet. If there's one thing Fitbit devices do better than even their top-tier competitors, it's tracking exercise and sleep. I imagine that this gets easier with practice, but how many times do you actually plan on changing your watchband? Fitbit Versa: Performance I struggled for around 5 minutes to swap the blue band for a yellow one, which requires sliding a very tiny pin inward while struggling to fit another tiny pin into a very tiny hole. You can technically swap out the Versa Lite's bands when you get tired, but it's no easy feat. I comfortably wore it to work, a fancy dinner, a theater outing and multiple workouts, and it never felt out of place. With its glossy metal case and rounded watch face, the Lite is more of a looker. The company's $149 Charge 3, for example, sports a similar band with a slimmer, 38mm screen, but it looks and feels more like a gym accessory than something I'd wear out and about. Compared to Fitbit's other offerings, the Versa Lite is a good-looking watch.

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