Testseek.co.uk have collected 148 expert reviews of the Fitbit Versa 2 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fitbit Versa 2.
September 2019
(78%)
148 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(90%)
20 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
780100148
The editors liked
Refined design
AMOLED display
Alexa voice control
Always On display mode
Spotify support
Good accessory selection
Affordable
Multi-day battery life
Native sleep tracking
On-device music storage
Intuitive interface
Rounder
Curved design
Alexa's handy (when it works)
Fitbit Pay on all models
Looks fantastic
Balanced set of features
The Fitbit app is great
Improved lightweight design
Always-on display option
Good battery life
The watch will give you a "Sleep Score" (a figure out of 100 based on your heart rate when sleeping and resting
As well as restlessness
Time awake and sleep stages)
If you want a more detailed breakdown
You can subscribe to Fitbit Premium which offers
The editors didn't like
No built-in GPS
Limited third-party app support
Offers few insights (without paying extra)
Can't stream from Spotify
Looks like an Apple Watch knock-off
Alexa is largely useless
Alexa bug needs fixing
Still not good for HIIT workouts
No offline Spotify playback
Lacks GPS
No integration with Apple Health or Google Fit
If you want to see your running route
You'll need your phone with you as it doesn't have built-in GPS
Santander is currently the only major UK bank supporting Fitbit Pay
Which works anywhere that contactless cards are accepted
If you already own the original Versa then the Versa 2 won't look like a dramatic upgrade unless you're really keen on chatting to Alexa from your wrist.For new users though, the Versa 2 is a compelling option at the cheaper end of the smartwatch spectrum...
Offers few insights (without paying extra), Can't stream from Spotify, Looks like an Apple Watch knock-off, Alexa is largely useless
No. The Galaxy Watch Active can do almost everything the Versa 2 can, and it looks more stylish; the upcoming Galaxy Watch Active 2 steps it up even further for just a little more. And if you don't care about sleep tracking, the Apple Watch is perfect for...
The watch will give you a "Sleep Score" (a figure out of 100 based on your heart rate when sleeping and resting, as well as restlessness, time awake and sleep stages), If you want a more detailed breakdown, you can subscribe to Fitbit Premium which offers
If you want to see your running route, you'll need your phone with you as it doesn't have built-in GPS, Santander is currently the only major UK bank supporting Fitbit Pay, which works anywhere that contactless cards are accepted, There's just not the sam
If you're a fitness fan looking for an accurate way to monitor your exercise session coupled with the benefits of a voice assistant, you'll be hard pushed to do better than this smart watch.Faster and with a larger screen, the Fitbit Versa 2 is more like...
Improved lightweight design, Always-on display option, Good battery life
Lacks GPS, No offline Spotify playback, No integration with Apple Health or Google Fit
If you've never used the original Versa and are in the market for a new reasonably priced smartwatch, then the Versa 2 is a compelling proposition. Physical tweaks to the design and a fabulous display make the Versa 2 look like a premium wearable that wou...
Looks fantastic, Balanced set of features, The Fitbit app is great
No built-in GPS, No offline Spotify playback
For me, the Fitbit Versa is frustratingly close to being amazing but I couldn't make it my main watch without a GPS chip. It's a shame the company doesn't make a Versa 2 Pro with GPS built in, because it's far nicer to look at and use than the Fitbit Ioni...
Rounder, curved design, Alexa's handy (when it works), Fitbit Pay on all models
Alexa bug needs fixing, Still not good for HIIT workouts, No built-in GPS
Alexa is the star of the show here, but it's the small improvements in the design and software that really make the Versa 2 feel like a leap ahead. There are bugs that need fixing, and some people will simply want something more stylish, but this is witho...
Rounder, curved design, Alexa's handy (when it works), Fitbit Pay on all models
Alexa bug needs fixing, Still not good for HIIT workouts, No built-in GPS
Alexa is the star of the show here, but it's the small improvements in the design and software that really make the Versa 2 feel like a leap ahead. There are bugs that need fixing, particularly with Alexa, and some people will simply want something more s...
Refined design, AMOLED display, Alexa voice control, Always On display mode, Spotify support, Good accessory selection
No built-in GPS, Limited third-party app support
The Fitbit Versa 2 is very similar to the Versa and on the surface, you'd be hard-pressed to spot the differences unless you really know your Versa smartwatches or you look very closely. That's not necessarily a bad thing though.The overall design of the...
Abstract: It's been a year and a half since Fitbit launched the Versa smartwatch, and after a dalliance with a Lite version earlier this year, the company has now unveiled the full follow-up - though after the success of the original Versa it should be no surprise...
Abstract: The design has been refined, the screen improved and a couple of new features added. The price, however, remains the same with the new smartwatch costing £199 for the standard edition and £220 for the Special Edition.The Versa 2 launches alongside Fitbit...
