While there is no method to prove how accurate the watch tracks the sleep, but I found Fitbit’s sleep tracking reasonably accurate. It shows the different sleep stages - awake, light, deep and rapid eye movement. The sleep tracking feature, which in my opinion is the best among all smartwatches, has a new Sleep Score function, which uses a combination of heart rate, time asleep, the time you spend awake, and restlessness information to display the quality of sleep. Where the Versa 2 truly excels is the way it tracks sleep. Seriously, Fitbit.įitbit Versa 2 review: Sleep tracking, fitness To my understanding, the quick reply feature is supported when the watch is paired with an Android smartphone. I could read them, but there is no way to respond. The operating system sends notifications from the phone to the watch in a timely manner, but I can’t respond to messages. The biggest issue with FitbitOS is how it handles notifications, especially if you are an iPhone user. In fact, I found the interface smooth enough to navigate, though it is still not at par with watchOS. Navigating the watch’s screen is free of any hiccups.
New to the interface is a sleep mode toggle that essentially enables do not disturb and turns off the screen. Swipe right from the home screen brings apps like exercise, alarms, clock, timer, and Spotify, and pull down from the top for notifications and quick settings. Like I mentioned earlier, the watch now has a physical button on the left which serves as a back button via short press and an Alexa shortcut on a long press. The Versa 2 is a lightweight and good looking smartwatch that never felt uncomfortable to wear. The basic features and functionality hasn’t changed a bit from the previous iterations of the operating system. The Versa 2 runs on the proprietary FitbitOS, instead of Google’s WearOS. Text is easier to read, even under the bright sunlight. The always-on display is bright and crisp. This time though, the smartwatch comes with a 1.4-inch AMOLED display (instead of an LCD panel) with even thinner bezels.
Like the original Versa, the Versa 2 has the familiar square-shaped case with rounded corners.Ĭompared to its predecessor, the Versa 2 has dropped the Fitbit logo, thus allowing the touchscreen to be slightly bigger.
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