Fitbit’s Versa 2, the company’s second smartwatch, has been on my wrist for more than two weeks. Its $200 price tag makes it a more reasonable option than the Apple Watch or Samsung’s Galaxy Watch, which has contributed to its appeal.
Is it possible to obtain half the smartwatch for half the price? Let’s look at what’s good and terrible about it and figure it out.
One of the most significant deterrents for potential consumers is the relatively limited battery life of smartwatches. That isn’t an issue with Versa 2. It won’t last for weeks on end, but you can comfortably use it for roughly two days between charges, even with the always-on display set on.
Turning it off can give you an extra two days, depending on how frequently you use it in training mode, which drains it faster than usual use.
Can fitbit versa 2 get wet?
Yes, the Fitbit Versa 2 is water-resistant up to 50 meters. This means the device is suitable for a trip to the beach, a pool workout, or a daily shower.