Fitbit Versa Lite Health & Fitness Smartwatch with Heart Rate, 4+ Day Battery & Water Resistance, Mulberry

Before i bought this i tried a cheap £40 knock-off Chinese smartwatch. I returned it because it didn't have enough customisation options and functionality. I'm so glad i returned it and paid a little extra for this watch. This in my opinion is the best value for money smartwatch available, but if you want added functionality and have a higher budget, look at the Versa 1 and the Versa 2.Versa 1: £130 :+ altimeter (stair counter) + on board memory (download songs) + 2 more assignable buttonsVersa 2: £170: doesn't have the 2 assignable buttons. + slightly bigger screen + slightly better batteryPros:Millions of watchfaces to choose from on the app, made and submitted by other people. You can code your own if you know how.You can do alarms, timers, check the weather, control you phone's music through spotify or otherwise.You can view and reply to notifications (with 5 predefined responses and like 10 emoji choices)It tracks your heart rate accurately and consistently, and you can view the data in graphical form on your phone.It tracks your sleep and gives you detailed analysis of it every day, so long as you wear it to bed which is fine becauseIt is very comfortable, comes with 2 straps in case one doesn't fit and they're easily swappable, so you can buy custom ones from amazon or elsewhere.Tracks your steps calories and active minutes.You can download apps for your watch from the fitbit app, there are quite a few including games like 2048 and flappy bird.Cons:The watch occasionally disconnects from your phone, and sometimes the bluetooth from the watch interferes with bluetooth headphones and such, but thats no big deal.A lot of the apps and watchfaces have to be paid for.The battery life is not 4 days in my experience. I charge my watch every day, but it can maybe last 2 days. I use mine a lot and play games and use custom watchfaces though so that could be influencing my battery time. That being said, even 2 days is fine.Super Pro:The price is only £100 and it has basically all the functionality of any high end expensive smartwatch.10/10 recommend this watch.

This watch looks really good ( Marine Blue). Bought as a replacement for my faithful Fitbit Surge, which packed up after 6 years of hard service. Incidentally, battery life was still excellent and no scratches on its face, despite heavy gardening and general abuse !I opted for the Versa Lite , as I have no interest in Spotify, Alexa etc when I’m exercising. If I’m out walking, I listen to the birds, the wind and other sounds of nature. I talk to my dog, not a bloody watch ! If I’m working out, I’m concentrating on that. Here, this watch is really excellent. The functions are familiar to me as a regular Fitbit user, but are so much improved over the years. The use of coloured characters really makes it easier to interpret what’s happening. This really helps when you’re 66 yrs old, doing loads of resistance training, but with “senior”eyesightIt doesn’t have Floors Climbed in this version, but I don’t really rate that as important to me. I rate Active Minutes, Calories, Heart Rate and maybe steps. Likewise, if I hike or bike, I don’t get a reading of height gained. It doesn’t matter to me as long as I have active minutes, distance, time and calories.The layout is much better than before, and more logical. It’s easier to customise data and very simple to interpret it as you’re doing any exercise.I am a complete techno Neanderthal, but even I can use this watch easily !This watch version is perfect for me. I highly recommend it.

At last a smart watch that works for me. After some false starts with smartwatches this Fitbit Lite ticks all the boxes. I have bought the silver one with lavender strap. It looks good and is not too big on my wrist and I love the different watch faces you can choose. It counts steps well, including going up and down stairs (but not as a "stair climber") and when pushing golf or supermarket trollies. I have added golf to the exercise apps so I can now monitor what playing means to me in terms of steps, heart rate, calories and distance altho the route doesn't come up on the Fitbit app in the phone, whereas a walk does. The alarm app which can be set on the phone is excellent and no chance of sleeping through it. I can see, feel and read the alerts without my reading glasses (and delete them) and can set a response as I have an android phone. The only negative I can think of is that the screen marked quite quickly which was disappointing but entirely my fault as I caught it on the surface of a wall in the house. Thoroughly recommend this fitbit.

Not overly impressed but it’s ok.First the look and feel. The profile of the watch is quite big. Getting any shirt cuffs over the watch is impossible. Could be made much flatter. The strap constantly comes out of the strap support. Surface scratches on the watch, even though been very careful not to bang the watch or wear it during housework.The battery life is quite good. A few times been caught out by it suddenly being dead. Most frustrating if you are using the alarm feature.The app on my phone is draining the phone battery. For effectiveness you need to allow the background refresh and location turned on.The features of the watch itself are very good. It has great touches to encourage motivation. I haven’t used the spotify app at all, seems to fiddly to bother. The watch keeps accurate time. Not really sure about steps, seems to carry on clocking up whilst I am sat at my desk all day.I’ve had the watch for 3 months now. It’s okay for what it is meant to be. Lots of set-up issues in the first couple of weeks. Feels like the whole thing may be unsupported in a couple of years as Fitbit move towards newer models. Time will tell.Will I replace it with another one? Probably not.

Very very good. Was great for many many years. Now upgraded to an Apple Watch

Purchased for my very active wife. She loves it and all the info it conveys to her during her day. Loves the fit, colour and battery life which is about 7-8 days before recharging.

Très heureuse, ce à quoi je m’attendais

Initially, I loved this watch. I was given a Versa watch before this, but it fell apart; literally it came apart after a year and I'm not rough with watches at all. But, I really enjoyed it so I bought this one (Versa Lite) in August 2020. Sigh. It worked great. It was really doing a good job motivating me with my steps and fitness. Then a week ago, I made the fatal mistake of updating to the constantly suggested firmware. Before the update, my watch stayed charged at least 4 days, after the update it would need recharging every 12 hours. Then just a day ago it started only holding a charge for 2 hours or so. And now, today, my Fitbit just completely died. I'm really disappointed that after 5 months and $110, my Fitbit died. I can't bring myself to purchase another one even though I really love it because after a quick Google search, the reduced battery charge after completing firmware updates seems to have been an ongoing issue since at least 2016. But in my case, all they did was convince a guaranteed lifetime customer to seek a different product, which is very disheartening considering how much I really loved their Versa brand.UPDATE: I called Fitbit, they troubleshot my watch, confirmed I was still under warranty and gave me a choice of 50% off an upgraded watch or send another replacement of my current watch for free. I like my current watch, so I opted for that. If your watch is giving you problems or dies and it's been less than a year since you purchased it, call them and they will help you find the best solution. All of their watches in the U.S. have a one year warranty that they honor. Thank you Fitbit!

Tuve un smartwatch Fossil el cual tuve que vender, al adquirir este producto me gustó mucho más!, la aplicación del celular es muy sencilla y moderna, los materiales del producto son fuertes y de calidad, la batería dura lo justo. Llevo casi un mes con el reloj y me ha gustado bastante. Hasta ahora no tengo queja.

I’ve wanted a Fitbit forever! The battery doesn’t last four days. Maybe three, but if it’s too low, it won’t sync. Because I wear it all the time, my wrist gets sweaty. I definitely take a few breaks from it. I use the exercise tracker, steps, I read my texts and so much more. I haven’t signed up for premium yet, I like what I have. It’s easy to pair with your phone, but make sure you click on your type of Fitbit. There are quite a few versions.Update 1/15/21After four months, it stopped working!!! I’m devastated. Very disappointing. The return window is gone.Update 6/9/21It returned to life and then died again!!! I’m so mad!!!