Fitbit Versa 2 Health & Fitness Smartwatch with Voice Control, Sleep Score & Music

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There's a built-in speaker, allowing for Bluetooth calls and responses from the voice assistants and there's the Pure Pulse 2.0 heart rate technology too, which can detect high and low heart rate and notify you when you go above or below your normal thresholds. Based on your heart rate, time asleep, restlessness and breathing, this personalised score helps you better understand your sleep quality each night. The Fitbit Versa 3 is an upgrade to the Versa 2, adding Google Assistant as an option on top of Alexa, a built-in speaker for taking calls, Pure Pulse 2.0 heart rate technology and most importantly, built-in GPS.

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Access your favourite apps for fitness, sports, news, travel, transport and more with a simple tap. The Fitbit Sense has the same design as the Versa 3 and the same features, but it offers extra sensors, including with an EDA sensor for monitoring stress, the ability to take an ECG and a skin temperature sensor. At launch, the price of the Versa 2 matched that of its predecessor in the US and UK, but it’s a tad higher in Australia and, is roughly on par with the price of the Apple Watch Series 3 in most regions. Sensors: 3-axis accelerometer, optical heart rate monitor, altimeter, ambient light sensor, vibration motor, NFC, microphone, and relative SpO2 sensor Find moments of calm throughout your day with personalised breathing sessions based on your heart rate.Get a better understanding of your fitness level and see how you can improve over time with a personalised cardio fitness score. The new Versa 2 has the looks to rival any premium smartwatch (Image credit: Future) Fitbit Versa 2 price and release date Automatically record select exercises like swimming, running, aerobic workouts and more & see your stats in the Fitbit app.

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See call, text or calendar notifications on screen and get push notifications from your favourite apps. Available when your phone is nearby. The Fitbit Versa 4 offers all the same features as the Versa 3, but it has a refreshed design, whilst also offering Google Maps and Google Wallet support.Learn more about your runs and hikes by connecting to your phone's GPS to see pace and distance on display, plus get a map of your route in the Fitbit app.

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When it comes to the design, Fibit’s mantra seems to be one of ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’. The ‘squircle’ design of the Apple Watch and the original Versa seems to have been embraced by users and Fitbit has carried that on to the Versa 2. At first glance, the new fitness watch does look strikingly similar to its predecessor, but closer inspection reveals a few small tweaks giving the Versa 2 a very stylish look indeed. Talking about the screen, that’s the one major hardware improvement worth writing home about. Unlike the LCD display on the Versa, the second-generation Fitbit smartwatch has steps into the age of the bright AMOLED touchscreen, which is protected by Gorilla Glass 3.Connect your watch to wireless Bluetooth headphones to listen to your favourite tunes—without the wires. The Google Pixel Watch is a fully-fledged smartwatch that runs Google's Wear OS platform, but with Fitbit health features. Unlike most other smartwatches on the market, the Versa 2 isn’t looking to replace your phone – in fact, you could call it a dumbed-down version of a smartwatch. And that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The Fitbit Sense offers a similar design to the Versa 3 but has additional features, including an EDA sensor for stress monitoring, the ability to take an ECG and a skin temperature sensor. Another important feature Fitbit has added to the Versa 2 is an always-on option. By default this option is switched off and you will need to go into the watch’s settings pane to change that selection. At launch, there were no customization options for the always-on watch face and, until now, was limited to a single default analog or digital option. However, a new firmware update has now added plenty of third-party always-on faces, some of which can be customized. They're available on the companion app, although most of them are paid options, with only a few free watch faces available.