Fitbit Versa 4 Fitness Smartwatch with built-in GPS and

It does what is required. Poor strap that irritates my wrist. I had to replace the strap with a metal one. At the price it come with a metal strap.

I bought this to assist with my cardio rehab. It records heart rate accurately and I have checked the readings against several other heart rate devices, including clinical ones. The app stores a lot of my key data including steps and when I exercise. The app links to the UK My mHealth app that my cardio rehab team use to monitor my progress, and that’s super helpful.

I don’t find the wrist band provided at all uncomfortable and the range of downloadable watch faces is wide enough for me to have found one I really like.

I pop the watch on charge when I shower once a week and that has meant I’ve never dropped below 50% charge. It lasts for days and I’ve never had an issue with it discharging.

I love the watch and its data collection links to my NHS app so I am a real fan.

So far so good, only had it a couple of weeks. Needs charging about once a week currently. Comfortable watch with lots of options. Still getting used to it. Wish the button was on the other side but can’t have it all!

Watch is great, comfortable to wear 24/7 and only needs charging once per week. The Fitbit App that you need to use in tandem with the watch is not always easy to navigate and that can be frustrating at times.

wanted gps tracking but apparently versa 4 does not do this but rest of watches options are very good so in spite of no location tracking still happy with versa 4 watch.

I’ve had this for a couple of months now, and most importantly I use it to track calories burnt during my weight sessions in the gym. The Versa 4 syncs with my Nutracheck app nicely which is very handy indeed when viewing your calorific intake.
The sleep monitoring is interesting and useful for telling you your quality of sleep which is of great importance for physical recovery and for mental health monitoring. The higher quality of sleep the better.
I like that there are plenty of watch faces to change whenever you feel like it, using the fitbit app. Not all are free but there are plenty that are.
On the downside, I find the strap very fiddly. You do get two sizes which is helpful and you can buy more online to change the look or just have more comfort.
The step count i find is highly inaccurate. It tells me daily I have done over 10,000 steps which I dont think is true. It once told me I had done this when I was driving my car home from work one evening, and I had been sat in the car for 15 minutes at that point. So as a step tracker, I dont think it’s entirely accurate, unfortunately.

All in all, I would recommend it if you exercise frequently as it’s a helpful tool for monitoring heart rate, calories burnt and times your session. It counts upwards so is helpful for monitoring rest times and keeping them to what they should be. Downside is the strap and step counter.

EDIT: Well after 3 months, my fitbit has bit the dust. It refused to charge and now the battery is dead and the watch wont turn on at all. A great shame as I was reasonably happy with it, but thankfully Amazon will refund me. Hard to say if I would buy another one in this moment, but I would consider something else, sadly.

Birthday gift for my son really likes it battery life brilliant easy to connect to phone no dislikes at the mome

This was to replace my old Fitbit Charge which finally broke. This is better as the face is more watch like, clearer to see and more responsive when flicking my wrist to turn on. It’s not as intuitive to use as my old one, trying to start an exercise type takes time, but I can see emails and messages very quickly and refer to my phone to read more.

The boss lady loves it. She wanted one for sleep tracking and steps, and both work great. It’s a good, but severely let down by lack of Wi-Fi and sound. In fact very surprised at the lack of sound, even for the alarm!