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May 2019
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The editors liked
25% cheaper than the Versa
Stylish and likeable
Fitbit app
Sharp
Bright screen
Great battery life
Fun
Solid build
Small and comfortable design
Solid battery life
Low price
Solid design with colourful finishes
Great touchscreen display
Fitbit app platform among the best available
Accurate activity tracking
Good value
Four-day-plus battery
Great price
Decent fitness features
The female health tracking feature in the Fitbit app lets you easily track your cycle
Gauge ovulation
And log various symptoms so you can see how your health is affected by your cycle
There's a range of different straps that let you change the look of
The editors didn't like
Heart-rate tracking is poor
No built-in GPS
Stripped back feature-set
Limited app support
Compatibility limitations
No GPS
Lacks on-screen workouts
No Fitbit Pay
Some lag with live heart-rate reading
Fitbit OS lacks apps
Limited smartwatch functionality
No altimeter (can't track floors climbed)
No swim tracking
Onboard music removed
Fitbit OS still lagging behind
Some features found on the Fitbit Versa such as contactless payments
The ability to store music on the smart watch and get workouts on your wrist are not available
You will need your phone with you if you want to see where you've run
Published: 2019-04-03, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Small and comfortable design, Solid battery life, Low price
No GPS, Lacks on-screen workouts, No Fitbit Pay
This is a pared back version of the Fitbit Versa, which may still offer all you need in a fitness watch. You won't have access to music or Fitbit Pay, but if the price is more important to you then this could be a good choice for your next watch. It all j...
The female health tracking feature in the Fitbit app lets you easily track your cycle, gauge ovulation, and log various symptoms so you can see how your health is affected by your cycle, There's a range of different straps that let you change the look of
Some features found on the Fitbit Versa such as contactless payments, the ability to store music on the smart watch and get workouts on your wrist are not available, You will need your phone with you if you want to see where you've run, it doesn't have bu
This is a great choice for fitness fans on a budget. It may have a more affordable price tag, but when it comes to fitness features it's almost as competent as its bigger brother, the Fitbit Versa. However, it can't track swimming or offer workouts on you...
Sharp, bright screen, Great battery life, Fun, solid build
Stripped back feature-set, Limited app support, Compatibility limitations
The Versa Lite edition is a mixed bag. It's a well put together wearable who's functionality is heavily dictated by what phone you're using it with. Ideal for very casual exercisers, it has an easy to get to grips with interface and simple, reliable trac...
While we initially were sceptical of the Versa Lite (same design, most of the same features), we've had a great time reviewing it and didn't miss any of the features on the more expensive Versa models. Knocking £50 / $40 off the Versa while shedding some...
25% cheaper than the Versa, Stylish and likeable, Fitbit app
Heart-rate tracking is poor, No built-in GPS
For me, a heart-rate sensor isn't the most important feature of a budget running watch, though, so I'm happy enough to give that lapse a pass on the Versa Lite given its low cost of entry.At £150, it makes sensible cuts on its predecessor to make it a pur...
Four-day-plus battery, Great price, Decent fitness features
No swim tracking, Onboard music removed, Fitbit OS still lagging behind
The Versa Lite Edition is Fitbit's best smartwatch proposition yet, taking the already-excellent Versa and streamlining it into a more affordable package. The loss of swim tracking is a downer, but otherwise the Versa offers tremendous value. It's Fitbit'...
At £50 less than the standard Versa, the Lite appears to be a decent purchase, if the lack of local storage, NFC or the ability to track your swims isn't an issue for you. That said, the waters do become a little muddied when you can pick up the original...
Abstract: Fitbit's onward health awareness march continues with March 2019's raft of new products. Alongside the Inspire, Inspire HR and kids-focused Ace 2, the Fitbit Versa Lite Edition seems the most interesting new wearable of the lot. Retailing for less than t...
Solid design with colourful finishes,Great touchscreen display,Fitbit app platform among the best available,Accurate activity tracking,Good value
Some lag with live heart-rate reading,No Fitbit Pay,Fitbit OS lacks apps,Limited smartwatch functionality,No altimeter (can't track floors climbed)
The Fitbit Versa Lite Edition brings the same lovely design as the Versa, but at a cheaper price point and in some great new colours. We love the Mulberry purple colour - it is fabulous.You miss out on a couple of features compared to the standard Versa...
