There are probably some that you might find useful, such as the Uber app or the United Airlines one which gives you information about your flight. However, since the Fitbit ecosystem is a lot smaller than Apple’s or Samsung’s, for example, the variety of available apps is not great. Having to flick my wrist back and forth all the time basically forced me to settle for the boring always-on display option.Īs every self-respecting smartwatch, the Versa 2 supports third-party apps that you can install through Fitbit’s mobile app. Unless you’re doing a textbook “I’m looking at my watch” movement with your hand every time you want to check the time, there’s a high chance that the display won’t turn on. And if you think the latter is the better choice, well, I have some bad news for you…ĭetecting exactly when you want to look at your watch is arguably one of the hardest things for smartwatches to do right and for the Versa 2, it’s a real challenge. Having music on the watch means you can leave your smartphone behind when working out or just being able to listen to music without any mobile data restrictions.īasically, you have to decide if you want to look at a boring white display all the time or a nice colorful one sometimes. The process of getting the songs on the device is a bit cumbersome and requires you to install Fitbit’s software on your computer but there’s plenty of space (for about 300 songs) to only go through it once in a while. Just like its predecessor, the Versa 2 allows you to upload songs to its internal storage and listen to them through Bluetooth headphones. On top of that, you can send a reply by talking to your Versa and it will transcribe your words and send that as a message which solves the problem of having no keyboard on the smartwatch. You can also send quick replies like “yes”, “no”, “I’m busy right now” and you can even add custom ones yourself. Also, even if you miss them while they’re shown on the display, you can check them later from the watch, something not all such devices do.
So you’ll have a green border for WhatsApp notifications and a blue one for Facebook Messenger, for example. What I like about the notifications on the Versa 2 is that they come with their own style depending on the app that’s sending them.
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