Eight months ago, Fitbit released its first ever smartwatch, the Ionic and now has brought out its second device, the Apple Watch-esque Versa. Fitbit has bee

Fitbit Versa is Fitbit's creation at its finest. It's a health and fitness smartwatch that has an attractive, slim design but comes with all the things you'd love in a smartwatch, plus Fitbit's best tracking capabilities.

I've had this watch for about a week now and I think it's great. No problems syncing with my Android phone. I have relatively small wrists for a man but the watch still looks good, not too big at all. It is light and feels great. Seems to be very accurate as far as it's data collection.

Fitbit were the first big name in wearable fitness trackers and were so influential that their brand became synonymous with fitness trackers. At a certain point people started wanting more from their fitness trackers, and in response, Fitbit attempted to build their own smartwatch but just could not...

When Fitbit launched its first true smartwatch last year , it had something to prove. The company had just bought beloved smartwatch pioneer Pebble , and up till then had struggled to produce a wearable with a proper operating system. So it's no surprise that the Ionic was stuffed full of features.

Best-looking Fitbit yet; Bright colorful screen; Affordable for what it offers; Long-lasting battery

No GPS built in; Lacks NFC payments

Fitbit has been quite the role lately dropping a new catalog of products late fall including a smartwatch called the Ionic . Hot on the heels of that they are releasing another smartwatch called the Versa.

The Versa is an undeniably appealing device, although its lack of GPS and paucity of apps compared to other smartwatches may hold some back from committing to it wholeheartedly. That having been said, its price and its fine fitness functions should appeal to gym regulars and anyone wishing to live a...

With improved design and thoughtful new features, Fitbit's Versa edges closer to taking Apple's smartwatch crown.

Sleek; lightweight design; Four-day battery life; Female health-tracking features; Insightful sleep analysis

Small app store; No on-board GPS; Limited actionable notifications

A s I wrote in my review of the Fitbit Ionic at the turn of the year, there's no sign as yet of the fitness industry slowing down when it comes to fitness trackers. At the same time, smartwatches have seen a similar increase in sales with the likes of the Samsung Gear and Apple Watch leading the way...

I had the fitbit alta and saw this came out, and thought I would try it since it's actually a really good price compared to other smart watches out there, I got the rose gold with peach band, band is super soft ( and dont be alarmed when u open box and theres just a extra one side of a band) that's...