The Fitbit Versa 3 and the Fitbit Charge 4 are both capable fitness trackers. Battery life takes a hit with built-in GPS, but for those of us who don't want to carry a phone during outdoor exercising, it's a long-overdue feature we love. With the Charge 4, you can head out for a run or a hike and leave your phone behind as satellite tracking keeps tabs on your location, distance, and pace.
The wallet-friendly Fitbit Charge 4 has many features users have requested for years, including GPS.
Optical heart rate, altimeter, accelerometer, SpO2 Optical heart rate, accelerometer, altimeter, SpO2, ambient light sensor And some of the best accessories for the Fitbit Versa came out this year. The Versa 3 isn't quite on par with the likes of the more mature Apple Watch 6, but it's a capable fitness tracker/smartwatch combo that will please those who favor a touchscreen and GPS. If you have small wrists, this will feel oversized on your body. The always-on display is beautiful, albeit huge. The swimproof Versa is also an advanced fitness tracker with 24/7 heart rate tracking, oxygen saturation monitoring, onboard GPS, cardio fitness level monitoring, sleep stages and scores, and a workout intensity map. Fitbit has improved everything we took issue with last year, turning out a well-rounded, affordable watch with the Versa 3. Our Fitbit Versa 2 review explored the many reasons why that model was a better fitness tracker than a smartwatch. You'll get a large color touchscreen, app compatibility, fast charging, and the ability to play music, reply to texts, and make calls from your wrists. The third generation Versa arrived on the scene in 2020, and it has all the bells and whistles of most smartwatches. Fitbit Versa 3 Lifestyle (Image credit: Fitbit)
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