In my Sense review, I noted that the display can be laggy you sometimes have to swipe several times to get a response, an issue I also experienced on the Versa 3.
Left to right: Fitbit Sense, Versa 3ĭesign-wise, the Versa 3 looks nearly identical to the Sense, featuring the same bright, colorful 1.58-inch, 336-by-336-pixel AMOLED display. Other than that, the Versa 3 offers all the same fitness, sleep, and smartwatch features. The Sense offers a few health tracking sensors and features you don't get on the Versa 3, including an EDA scan app that measures your body's response to stress, a daily Stress Management Score, an ECG app that can assess your heart rhythm for signs of atrial fibrillation, high and low heart rate notifications, and a skin temperature sensor.
It offers more screen real estate than the Versa 2, and adds an integrated GPS, an SpO2 sensor to measure the amount of oxygen in your blood while you sleep, and support for Fitbit's Active Zone Minutes metric (earned for time spent in fat burn, cardio, or peak heart rate zone). Price, Design, and SpecsĪt $299.95, the Versa 3 sits in the middle of Fitbit's smartwatch lineup, between the $449.95 Sense and the $199.95 Versa 2. It's a strong value for the price, especially for Android users, earning our Editors' Choice award for affordable smartwatches. The Versa 3 essentially delivers everything we like about the Fitbit Sense, minus a few advanced heart health and stress monitoring features, for $220 less. It also continues to offer the long battery life, robust fitness and sleep tracking abilities, and useful smartwatch features that have made the Versa line a favorite of ours. The GPS lets you track your real-time pace and distance when you're working out without your phone, and the SpO2 sensor enables blood oxygen saturation readings while you sleep, a particularly useful metric during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now in its third generation, the latest Fitbit Versa costs more than its predecessors did at launch (A$299.95), but justifies the increase in price with a larger screen, integrated GPS, an SpO2 sensor, and support for the Active Zone Minutes metric Fitbit introduced in the Charge 4.
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