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Fitbit Versa 4 Fitness
109€
Lassen Sie sich inspirieren und bleiben Sie verantwortlich mit Versa 4 + Premium – lernen Sie, wann Sie trainieren oder sich erholen müssen, sehen Sie sich Echtzeitstatistiken während des Trainings an und finden Sie neue Wege, um Ihre Routine frisch und unterhaltsam zu gestalten. Entwickelt für bessere Fitnessergebnisse: Täglicher Fitnesswert(1), integriertes GPS und Trainingsintensitätskarte, Aktivzonenminuten, ganztägiges Aktivitätstracking und Herzfrequenz rund um die Uhr, über 40 Trainingsmodi und automatisches Trainingstracking, wasserdicht bis 50 Meter. Tools zum Messen und Verbessern der Schlafqualität: personalisiertes Schlafprofil(1), tägliche Schlafphasen und Schlafwert, intelligenter Weckalarm und „Bitte nicht stören“-Modus. Sorgen Sie für einen gesunden Körper und Geist: täglicher Stressmanagementwert, Reflexionsprotokollierung, SpO2(2), Dashboard für Gesundheitsmetriken(3), angeleitete Atemübungen, Tracking der Menstruationsgesundheit und Achtsamkeitsinhalte. Entwickelt für Fitness und mehr: Bluetooth-Anrufe, SMS und Telefonbenachrichtigungen(4) am Handgelenk, anpassbare Zifferblätter, Fitbit Pay(5), integriertes Amazon Alexa(6), Google Wallet und Maps (Google Maps nur für Android, erscheint im Frühjahr 2023 für iOS), über 6 Tage Akkulaufzeit(7) Beinhaltet eine 6-monatige Premium-Mitgliedschaft komplett mit personalisierten Einblicken, erweiterten Analysen, geführten Programmen und mehr (Nur für neue und wiederkehrende Premium-Benutzer. Die Testversion muss innerhalb von 60 Tagen nach der Geräteaktivierung aktiviert werden. Inhalt und Funktionen können sich ändern)
Zusätzliche Informationen
| Product Dimensions | 1.57 x 0.43 x 1.57 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 6.4 ounces |
| Item model number | 6514035 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,993 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #60 in Smartwatches |
| OS | Apple iOS 15 or higher. Android OS 9 or higher |
| Wireless communication technologies | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity technologies | Bluetooth, gps |
| GPS | Built-in GPS |
| Special features | Sleep Monitor, Blood Pressure Monitor, Activity Tracker, Daily Workout Memory, Elevation Tracker, Heart Rate, Notifications, GPS |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Color | Pink Sand / Copper Rose |
| Whats in the box | Watch, Band |
| Manufacturer | Fitbit Inc |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | September 23, 2022 |
| Weight | 6.35 Ounces |
| Standing screen display size | 1.34 Inches |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 6400 MB |
| Operating System | Apple iOS 15 or higher. Android OS 9 or higher |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, gps |
| Wireless Communication Standard | Bluetooth |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Ion |
| Shape | Heart |
| Screen Size | 1.34 Inches |
| Brand | Fitbit |
Rodina Bryant –
4.0 out of 5 stars Great tracking and reading messages
I’d preferr a more dantier watch but this one is good. Didn’t a swe my phone when I clicked the answer button. Also the rubber band broke me out so I purchased some cloth bands that worked really well now all is good.
Gene Walker –
5.0 out of 5 stars Love it!
My old Fitbit just stopped working after 8 years and this one is great as well. Hoping for at least another 8 years with this one.
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Emily –
5.0 out of 5 stars Love it
Love the watch keep up with my walking heart rate. Just wish we could text back using the keyboard
Cazz –
5.0 out of 5 stars Like the Versa 4 over the Versa 3
I actually bought the Versa 4 thinking that my Versa 3 stopped working but it was actually just the charging cable and I did not find out until I got the new Versa 4 but it was a blessing because I like how the Versa 4 look and feel over the Versa 3.
Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars Gotta love it
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS WATCH JUST WHAT I was looking for !!
Erica T –
4.0 out of 5 stars Basic
for a watch to cost so much i feel you should at least be able to text from it but you can’t so it’s thumbs down for me.
Dorina H. –
4.0 out of 5 stars Works great
I have had this watch about a week so I am still getting used to it. So far it works great and I have not had any issues with it. Easy to setup, sleep track works great display, color are great.
RTATE –
4.0 out of 5 stars Fitbit Versa 4
Loved my versa 2 until it quit. Bought the latest versa 4 and hate the band. I am looking to be able to change the band. Other features ate great
lisa ducote –
5.0 out of 5 stars Fitbit versa 4
Product is great however I find the bands difficult to secure on wrist
Monica Tejeda –
5.0 out of 5 stars Regalo de día del padre
Se lo compre a mi esposo de regalo del día del padre.Le encantó ahora piensa más en su salud y en sus pasasBuena inversión
CHRISTINA –
5.0 out of 5 stars Love how long the charge lasts!!
This watch is THE BEST! Keeps up with steps better than my Fitbit Charge 6. Love the different faces you can install. Super easy to set it all up. It is not waterproof, but it is water resistant. Charge lasts for at least a whole week, unless you set up the face to be on all the time. Then it will pnly last for 3-4 days, maybe. And the screen is huge and clear. Love it!!
Candy Conrad –
5.0 out of 5 stars Fitbit Versa 4
Great overall smartwatch. My Versa 3 gave up the ghost and I really enjoy the Fitbit watches so much that I ordered the Versa 4. Love that I can answer calls on the watch and track my fitness goals along with sleep patterns. Great investment.
Kay Borud –
5.0 out of 5 stars Recommend this
Very satisfied with this product. Does a very good job and is very easy to set up and use. Highly recommend this as a purchase.
Fit Mom –
4.0 out of 5 stars Works as it is advertised.
My fitbit works just as it should. My only concern is the band. I’ve had a Fitbit for many years and have gone through many models. The band seems to need replacing for me. This one is rubber and I hope it makes it for the life of the watch but I’m not counting on it.
MiMiPLR –
5.0 out of 5 stars Great tool
This is a handy tool that keeps me on my toes with evidence of what I am/am not doing for myself! Love it!!!
Monty –
4.0 out of 5 stars Good but a pain
Love the watch, replacing an older model. But like the other it is a pain to get it to work with the phone.
Jamie BowersJamie Bowers –
4.0 out of 5 stars Only problem is problems with syncing sleep stats
The media could not be loaded. Everything works perfect except for in the mornings with problems with sleep info taking a few hours to be up to date. The fitness features work very well giving you motivation to move, which was why I bought it. It’s definitely help me be healthier and I hope to be recommended to family and friends.
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Penny –
4.0 out of 5 stars It’s ok
I use alarm to wake up…versa 2 has a stronger vibration
Karen Olson –
5.0 out of 5 stars My favorite FitBit!
I’ve been a Fitbit slave since 2017, owning 5 others before this. My very favorite to date.
AS Fondren –
4.0 out of 5 stars More functions than the Versa 3
I had the Fitbit Versa 3, but the clip to hold the watch band broke. I decided it was time for a new Fitbit and went with the Versa 4. I really loved my Versa 3, especially when it came to connecting to my Samsung Galaxy 9+. I could tap the assistant and Google would respond. Sadly, the Versa 4 is using Alexa for its assistant. Now I can ask to send a text msg on the go. This is the only difference that I can see between the 2 versions. Overall, I am enjoying the Versa 4 as much as the Versa 3.
SamanthaSamantha –
5.0 out of 5 stars Excited
Easy to set up. Took awhile for delivery but i am in Alaska so thats almost always expected. Came with small and large band. Last one i had was a versa 3. So im curious how the versa 4 will hold up.
Angela Little –
5.0 out of 5 stars So far so good
So far so good – haven’t used it in the pool yet.
Ocean’s View –
5.0 out of 5 stars This was a graduation hit!
My granddaughter loved this watch as her HS graduation gift. She loved all the info gathered, including while she sleeps. She has also been trying out the exercise monitors. She reports the ease of setting the watch up and liked that the face of the watch is big and legible especially when working out! She sat down with me the day after graduation to show me the formats and info recording. Love it when you find the right gift and her gratitude!!
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Amazon Customer –
4.0 out of 5 stars Broken face.
I really like my fitbit. This is my 3rd one. I dropped it and cracked the glass. I just wanted to know if the face can be replaced?
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Daniel Davila –
5.0 out of 5 stars Mom likes it
Got this for my mother and she really likes it. She had a Fitbit previously, but it finally was time to get her another one.
Robert B. Schmaling –
4.0 out of 5 stars WORKS GREAT
A replacement for a versa 2. Works fine so far.
Julie spindler –
4.0 out of 5 stars I like it
I like the style of the watch it’s very comfortable it did take me a day and a half to get everything set up and I was really frustrated at first and couldn’t get it to connect to my phone but then it did and everything’s working good and so far it has not reconnected and disconnected like the rest of the ones that I have tried the heart rate is off and the sleep is off they don’t record right I like that everything else works on it I mainly got it for the text messaging which comes through to the watch which is great but the only thing that I don’t like about it is that the messages are there and then they disappear so fast and then you can’t view the text messages again it says no notifications once you swipe it up to check them again so if you needed to go back to a message apparently you can’t go back to it but so far I have had four watches I have tried and this one has been the best yet the app itself is pretty good other than I cannot get the temperature reading to work and there is one other thing on there that I can’t get to work and just freezes the whole app once I open it the app looks like it needs some work but overall it’s pretty good
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Sherman Dowdy –
4.0 out of 5 stars Okay for workout
I bought this to monitor heart rate for a-fib, it is not good for that failed to detect increased heart rate a few times, and freezes frequently
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Lynda –
5.0 out of 5 stars Love my Fitbit
This is my 4th Fitbit and I love it. You do not need Premium. Replacement bands are also available on Amazon
Amazon Customer –
4.0 out of 5 stars Decent for the price point
This is a great smart watch for its price point. It works, gives stats, and does vibrate when you get a call or text. And it’s comfortable and looks good. The app seems pretty good, as well, and I had no trouble syncing the watch with the app. Continuous heart rate doesn’t seem very accurate, but that’s not my main feature of interest. You can measure HR manually with a button push, and that reading seems about right, though.However, there’s no way to customize which specific apps may notify the watch, which is an important enough feature for me that I have put this watch aside after about a week of use and bought a new Fitbit instead. I had been hoping to be able to switch away from Fitbit, but that functionality is worth the extra cost to me.Neither brand offers the ability to swap the watch face upside down for lefties wearing it on right wrist (so that the button isn’t against my hand, so more easily accidentally pressed), which is another unfortunate miss.
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Ross Smyth –
3.0 out of 5 stars Overall good excecpt the heart rate tracker – which is important
If someone asked me whether I like this watch or not, I would say that I like it. It is simple and the interface is decent. I do not want a watch that attempts to replace my phone, but rather one that complements it. I think that the Fitbit Versa is a good choice for this. It tells me notifications, tracks sensor telemetry, tracks my physical state, and has decent battery life. These are things that my phone cannot easily do.Other smart watches such as the Samsung Galaxy Watch do too much. I don’t really care that I can reply to texts, browse the web, or essentially replace my phone. I always have my phone on or near me. If I am too busy to reply on my phone then I also wouldn’t reply on my watch, an only worse experience because they try to cram a full QWERTY keyboard on it.I bought the Fitbit Versa 4 because one of my requirements is that the watch I use has Google Pay on it. It does not at release, but I’m fine with it coming later as it is not an immediate requirement. I also assumed that the fitness tracking on Fitbit would be good because Fitbit is basically the oldest consumer tracker company I know of, so I guessed it probably works well.Comfort – 9/10The strap that it came with is quite comfortable. I do not wear watches, primarily because the ones I have tried were not very comfortable. This watch and strap is pretty good. I’ve only had one day tuning the tightness and position where it was uncomfortable and that was my fault as it was too tight. I also like that it is small and light. I mostly forget it is there, and am comfortable sleeping it with.Update Nov. 5th 2022: After about a month of wearing it almost 24/7 I have some irritation. Also if I sleep with it and put weight upon the watch band (the watch face going down in to the bed) I will wake up with a lot of irritation.Interface – 7/10The interface is mostly intuitive. It is not that clunky as some smart watches I have seen in the past. The main thing I do not like and I didn’t quite get at first was that the apps list is found by pressing the button. I didn’t know how to use the alarm the first night because of this. But overall it works. It is mostly responsive, but sometimes not if it is rendering many things in the interface. I can forgive this as it is not a super powerful watch. I am happy with this.Battery life- 8/10One of the primary things that I want in a smart watch is a longish battery life. The more general smart watches‘ battery life is not that great. This one lasts about 3 days with the always on display turned on, which I am happy with. I will try it with the always on display off to see how it lasts. With sleep mode on it drains about 10% battery over 8 hours.Update Nov. 5th 2022: With display not on always-on, then it lasts about 7-9 days depending on how much I exercise.Sleep Tracking – 10/10I am quite impressed with the sleep tracking. I don’t have to tell it anything. It just knows that I am sleeping and tracks it. Even random naps that I take in the evening. I do not know the times I fall asleep, but it is always on the exact minute I wake up. Good job on this, and I quite like it. As for the oxygen saturation tracking, I have nothing to compare it against so who knows, it could be made up for all I know.Heart rate – 3/10Oof, this is not good and I am quite disappointed with. During the day at work and home it seems to be fine. This is good for capturing my resting heart rate which I am interested in. But during workouts it is basically useless. I have worked out 3 times with it since I got it, and it is just wildly inaccurate. The only thing it is good for is using the workout timer to count my pulse manually. While doing some spinning in the gym I consistently measure my pulse at 170-180 BPM, but this thing is measuring as low as 90 BPM to 160 BPM, usually ranging in 130-150. I can forgive being off by 10 or so BPM, but this is just wild. Once my heart rate goes about 140 or 150 it just becomes useless. It will vary by 10 BPM each measurement, vibrate warning my heart rate is not in „the zone.“ Well that sucks. I bought this thing specifically so that I could track my workout, hoping because Fitbit is a well known brand that it would do this specific thing well, and it does not.Other -I like the alarm, but I think all watches do something like that. I use the weather occasionally, and the timer is fine. I would prefer that it sets the timer, and allows me to actually start it rather than automatically starting when I lock-in a time, but that a minor gripe. The phone interface is good, and I think that it summarizes the telemetry pretty well. I also like the default watchface, and have not changed it.Update Nov. 5th 2022: I did not realize this before, but the alarm only alarms for like 20 or 30 seconds before turning off. This is fine some times, but other times I need way more effort to wake up. I have no seen a way to configure this. I would prefer that it alarms until I turn it off.ConclusionIf I can find a smart watch that is similar size, as I do like that this one is small and light, I may replace it. Mainly because of the heart rate tracking. But I am very impressed with the sleep tracking, and i like the battery life and comfort so I am going to stick with it for now. I hope that heart rate tracking can be fixed with a software update, because I do want to like this watch.
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waterlove –
4.0 out of 5 stars Transition from Charge 5
I loved my Charge 5 but it would seem they don’t make them anymore. Disappointing and predictable as it lasted me longer than my first Fitbit.The transition to the Versa 4 has been a bit frustrating. I finally figured out my preferred settings, which made things more manageable, like being able to look down and see my stats while I’m exercising. Tapping/beating the watch multiple times to see my stats whilst mid-stride was not cutting it for me. I’m glad there was the “lifting my arm to view” option. Also touching the side button moves the watch too much and then my heart rate isn’t being shown or monitored for a second or two which is very annoying when you’re trying to check your heart rate in mid-stride. My Charge 5 did not blank out in me like this.Another annoyance is setting it to running or walking mode and looking down to check my activity and it’s asking me if I want to stop. WTH? No, I’ve just started! No, I’m still obviously moving, my heart rate is climbing, and the GPS knows I’m on the move. No!! Why is it constantly asking me if I want to quit the exercise?!I guess I’ll have to get used to these minor annoyances and/or features but the last one that I discussed definitely is not in anyone’s best interest As far as a feature of the Fitbit.Obviously, I like them enough that I have to keep buying them – – or that I keep buying them. Oops there I said it.
Cherith A. Keeton –
4.0 out of 5 stars Great fitness tracker!
Let me state at the outset, I do not like wearing jewerly and especially to sleep in. That is where my displeasure with this device began. It is great if you don’t mind having something on your wrist and can be a real assest to monitoring your progress. As of my last update in January 2022, Fitbit had not released a Versa 4 model. However, I can provide you with a general review of what a Fitbit Versa 4 might offer based on the features you’ve mentioned.The Fitbit Versa series is known for its comprehensive fitness tracking capabilities and smartwatch functionalities. Here’s what you might expect from a Fitbit Versa 4:Fitness Tracking: Like its predecessors, the Fitbit Versa 4 would likely offer advanced fitness tracking features to help users monitor their activity levels, track workouts, and set fitness goals. This could include 24/7 heart rate monitoring, step tracking, distance traveled, calories burned, and more.Daily Readiness: The inclusion of daily readiness features would enable users to gauge their readiness for physical activity based on factors such as heart rate variability, sleep quality, and overall recovery. This can help users optimize their training routines and prevent overtraining.GPS: Built-in GPS would allow users to accurately track outdoor activities such as running, cycling, and hiking without the need to carry a smartphone. This feature enables users to map their routes, monitor pace and distance, and analyze performance metrics more effectively.Exercise Modes: With over 40 exercise modes, users would have access to a wide range of activity profiles tailored to different workouts and sports. Whether you’re into running, swimming, yoga, or weightlifting, the Fitbit Versa 4 would likely offer dedicated tracking modes to suit your needs.Smartwatch Features: In addition to its fitness tracking capabilities, the Fitbit Versa 4 would function as a full-featured smartwatch, offering features such as notifications for calls, texts, and app alerts, music playback controls, contactless payments, customizable watch faces, and more.Battery Life: Fitbit Versa models typically offer multi-day battery life on a single charge, allowing users to wear their smartwatch continuously without frequent recharging. The Versa 4 would likely maintain this tradition, providing long-lasting battery performance to support all-day activity tracking and smartwatch usage.Overall, a Fitbit Versa 4 Fitness Smartwatch with Daily Readiness, GPS, 24/7 Heart Rate, and 40+ Exercise Modes would be a versatile and feature-rich wearable device designed to help users lead healthier, more active lifestyles. It would combine advanced fitness tracking capabilities with convenient smartwatch functionalities to provide a comprehensive health and wellness solution.
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Tom G –
4.0 out of 5 stars I don’t like the rubber wristband
In the description it reads as if this is the same band style as the Versa 2. It is not, so the third party decorative and more comfortable bands do not attach to this watch. I’m disappointed with the change as I don’t like the rubber wristband and I have two packs of the elastic fabric bands from my old Versa 2 that I would like to use. Be aware that ads for wristbands that say they work with the Versa 2 and 4 cannot do both as the design is different.
KileyH –
5.0 out of 5 stars Exactly what my husband wanted!
My husband had a Fitbit that he loved and after many years of use, it gave up on him. He was so bummed, so when Father’s Day rolled around I ordered it. It arrived that afternoon and he loves it! Wears it everyday to track his step goal! This one is even better than the last and trust me he’s not gentle with this thing. He wears it through yard work, pool, beach, workouts… you name it, the fit bit takes it. Days long battery life and lightweight enough to go anywhere!
Linda Escoto –
4.0 out of 5 stars Fitbit Versa 4
I like the watch for the most part. I don’t understand why I need to pay to change the watch face. Unable to get location to see weather on the watch. I like that it is water proof. Touch screen is a bit hard to work with. Probably not any worse than other watches.
PamBPamB –
5.0 out of 5 stars Love the watch, but …
I love my Fitbit Versa 4. It’s easy to read, I really like how it tracks my sleep and steps and a myriad of other things. What I don’t love is how the watchband gave me a reaction almost like a burn. I’ve ordered new breathable elastic bands, so I hope that helps.
NFurgason –
5.0 out of 5 stars My First Smartwatch – It works great!
I have had older fitbits, but never had a smart watch. I decided to buy myself a birthday gift and I can’t believe I didn’t own one of these sooner. I like how big the screen is. I like that it still works very well with the app and I can keep track of my food. I even use it in the pool when I am doing water aerobics. I have had it 3 months now and I have not had any issues. — And to me the idea that I can reply to messages by talking to my watch is just incredible!! – Once you buy one smart watch, I don’t see how you could ever go backwards to one that is not.
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eveslove –
4.0 out of 5 stars Battery Life Issues
I really like this fitbit but I need to charge it every two days. I would expect at least four good days based on previous fitbits I’ve owned.
Carol J Holliday –
5.0 out of 5 stars Like it
This is the third Fitbit I have purchased and it’s so far the best. I like the new magnetic charging cord. It syncs well with the app on my phone well.
Jason –
5.0 out of 5 stars Make sure you have the latest version of the fitbit app
When I first got this, it would not maintain sync. I updated the firmware on the watch, tried doing a factory reset twice, uninstalled/reinstalled the fitbit app twice, ensured that the app wasn’t allowed to go to sleep when in the background… nothing worked. It would work for a few minutes, then when I tried to command Alexa, it would say connection lost. I decided to contact support, and they informed me that my app was outdated. Come to find out, version 4.04 of the bitbit app is too old, and will not work. The latest version, 4.06.7 had not been released for my phone yet, as is typical ridiculous play store behavior. Google… are you listening? When a developer releases an update, you shall IMMEDIATELY make it available to EVERY device! I manually downloaded the apk and installed it, and everything has been working great since. Alexa follows my direct orders immediately, phone calls come through, texts come through, and I can sync with ease.Overall, I suppose this is an improvement over the Versa 2. Screen is a little bigger, but the notification vibrations don’t seem to be as forceful, even when set to strong.This uses google wallet instead of google pay as the Versa 2 did, so my AmEx will not work for contactless payment.Phone call feature is nice, seems to work OK. I can hear them, they can hear me. You can only answer calls, you can’t make them. The $50 brand x watch I ordered to replace this one before I got the sync figured out was able to do that. It could also control my camera and music player, neither of which is possible on the Versa 4.Google maps is nice if you walk in unfamiliar areas. I’ll probably never need it, but it’s nice.Battery life seems to be improved over the Versa 2, but mine was 2 years old so I’m sure the battery had gradually decreased it’s charge capacity. I used it for several days, and he battery was still at 55%.Skin temperature sensor will one day be nice when it can sync with a smart thermostat and automatically adjust the temperature as needed. But for now, it’s just a novelty and has no purpose. Yes, I know my skin is hot. I woke up in a puddle of sweat. Yup, I’m freezing, so my skin is cold.o2 saturation is nice if you have any relevant health problems.If you want to take full advantage of the watch, get the free „Overview“ clock face by Chris Blyth. It gives you current and average heart rate, battery percentage, fully customizable date format, allows for a larger clock that shows seconds, and you can have weather, and 6 other health stats displayed on the main screen, all at once. I have steps, distance, calories burned, active zone minutes, floors, and BMI/BMR. It all fits, and is easy to read. Vast improvement over the default face, which shows no useful information. I had th is face on my versa 2, and loved it. So glad it’s available for the 4.Bottom line, it’s a good watch. There are cheaper brand x ones out there, but none of them have NFC payment, and not all of them have Alexa. And, you get what you pay for. fit & finish feels cheap, the screens get washed out in the sun, finicky alexa integration and so on. Best to pony up and get a refined product. Be sure to update your fitbit app. Their customer support said the latest version should be released within a week, but I circumvented the beurocracy and downloaded it manually. Why wait?
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Tammy –
5.0 out of 5 stars Great quality, great price
I had the fitbit versa 3 before this so when I broke it and went for the versa 4. Easy to connect after getting rid of my versa 3, great quality for the price, long battery life, went 7 days on the first charge (I know that won’t be forever but its important to remember not to overcharge). Has all the great features I want, exercise choices, sleep, heart rate, zone minutes, everything important to me! Definitely would buy again.
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Ed R –
4.0 out of 5 stars Great Tracker and Watch
The only reason I didn’t give this a perfect score is because I seem to have to replace these Fitbit devices every two years. The features are great and the app is fine but I think they should last longer. My wife’s Versa 2 stopped working because the glass (bezel) completely separated from the base right at two years. My Versa 2 screen stopped displaying anything on the screen after about 20 months though internally it continued to work and track everything. I had to go into the app to see my progress. I did that for some time but then around the 2-year point even the battery started to need a charge daily so I finally bought a new Versa 4.
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M. Wainwright –
5.0 out of 5 stars I love my FitBit Versa 4!
After using Apple, Garmin, and Samsung watches, I wanted to try a FitBit, especially after seeing all the features and focus on fitness. Compared to the prices of other smart watches, this one is very affordable, and I also got it on sale! The setup was a breeze, and the battery life is absolutely incredible. It lasts a week even when I record frequent workouts and use it for sleep tracking.I have worn this watch for a variety of workouts, from strength training to hiking to swimming, and the watch does a great job tracking each workout and showing me the info I need at a glance. The screen is crisp and generally responsive, which I really appreciate. I absolutely love my watch and would recommend it to everyone!
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Troy –
5.0 out of 5 stars Can’t live with out it
I upgraded to a Versa 4 after my Versa 2 after 5 years finally would not hold a charge. I have heart issues and want to know my HR at any time. While I waited for the new one to come after my decision to buy the versa 4 I felt like I lost a friend. I always look at my Versa as it shows my steps as well as tracks them for my review. I can see my heart rate go up or down as that is what I need the most as my resting HR is tracked and I can see a trend. I can set my timers for when I do laundry just by telling Alexa to do that for me. The best feature is the Alexa talks back through the speaker on the Fitbit. I have to my surprise taken calls and felt like some super spy talking into my watch and looking around while on a cell call my phone in my pocket looks odd, but it works great. The Fitbit is keeping track of my sleep to me this is also important as I want to see my trends. I as a heart failure patient use my features of the Fitbit as I have goals on how far to walk. What is my HR when I walk. There had been some complaints I read about not having third party support for apps the thing is you can set the Fitbit to shows ALL the same notifications that the phone sees send them to the Fitbit so if you are getting notifications sent to your phone you can send them to the Fitbit Versa. Notifications like camera notifications, text messages, and The rest of the Notifications you see on your phone that you do or do not care about. The Bluetooth sync is perfect as well as the Versa has GPS built in so you do not see any cell phone battery reduction. I love mine. I would suggest screen covers so you do not accidentally scratch the face. I like the phone app more than any other one. I recommend this Fitbit to anyone who wants a solid Fitbit that works well.
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Michelle J –
5.0 out of 5 stars Affordable, reliable, looks nice
The phone feedback and bluetooth connectivity are great! Easy setup, bright clear screen, responsive touch screen, timely notifications, charges quickly, great battery life. I also love how slim and low profile the Versa 4 is.
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Avid Reader Abigail –
5.0 out of 5 stars I love this thing!
I am coming from a Versa 2 to a 4 and I am so happy with this. There is absolutely nothing lacking. And I love the new wristband design. It was easy to set up. It’s comfortable to wear. The touch screen is at the right level of sensitivity. I can easily log water, sleep, exercise, everything I want to log.
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Stuart I. Levin –
4.0 out of 5 stars Generally an excellent watch for the money but not perfect
The Fitbit Versa 4 is an excellent watch for the money, but needs some tweeking to make it even better:1. Easy to set up and operates very well Good battery life.2. Ability to receive notifications of SMS messages is quirky- does not often work.3. No easy way to access all but a few apps.4. No blood pressure monitor.5. Text size could be a bit larger.6. No way to monitor general work outs except running, biking, and walking.All that having been said, the watch is a great value and very useful.
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Jessica –
4.0 out of 5 stars Few Improvements, More Restrictions
The media could not be loaded. *I’m a Fitbit Versa 2 owner, going to Fitbit Versa 4 I have been using this new watch since late Decemeber*BATTERY:Seemed fine to me. I’m not a person that doesn’t ever charge my watch though. I always charge it when I shower. The charger is WAY better than Versa 2’s charging cradle. No more fiddling around with it, dreading the „not enough power“ error. This sits right on top of the charger.APPS:– There is no music support– they have the „find my phone“ app. Works like it should.– THERE IS NO CALCULATOR APP! WHY!?!– no 3rd party supported apps. Whatever you have already installed is what you get. You can’t get ANY other apps other than preinstalled. No notes app, no calculator, no memos, NOTHING. Hugely disappointing!!! Why would they do this?GOOGLE:–Google wallet is great and very easy to set up. You don’t have to have the google wallet app on your phone to set it up; it’s all through fitbit.NAVIGATION:Navigation works….but I don’t think I would use it when you’re driving. It’s just not as easy to glance at or give as much detail as your phone will. You can have both your watch and phone navigating at the same time. I thought it might vibrate when to indicate an upcoming turn or something but it doesn’t.DISPLAY:Crisp, clear display. Touch screen is very reactive, as is the button on the side. The watch is supposed to come on when you lift your arm, but this is very fidley and I find it only works half the time.CALLS:Calls are fantastic. You can hear clearly and be heard just as well. You can’t make calls, only accept them.CLOCKS:– I was disappointed to find that my Fitbit Versa 2 clocks would not be compatible with Versa 4. Honestly, I’m not sure why Fitibit doesn’t have a fully customizable clock face, with custom settings and custom pictures. No, they leave that for other developers to figure out. I loved using Maxim clock faces, as everything could be customized (stats,colors,time, placements, and photo). No such luck here. There are a lot of options, and I did find one suitable for me. Should be offered by Fitbit themselves though. They have to know that most people want a personal picture on their device. If you are just looking for a cool background, there are tons to choose from.I found a photo clock that worked for me named Photo 2 by Wim Van Aerschot. There’s a free version and a Premium versionPROS:– Slim, lightweight– No trouble syncing– Google wallet is 1000x better than fitbit pay, which only supports certain banks. None of my cards (sam’s club visa, capital one credit/debit) worked with fitbit pay. They work perfectly with google– While you now have „tiles“ that show your apps one by one as you swipe left or right (On versa 2 you swiped down and selected from a list) isn’t as user friendly, you CAN rearange the tiles how you please. And you can add shortcuts via long press of the button, if you want. You can also choose to hide tiles you don’t want.– Calories burned seems very accurate. They reflect my suggested metabolic rateCONS:– The style of the band is odd. The material is great, but for some reason they thought it would be wise to tuck the extra bit UNDER the band, not on top. It isn’t irritating like I thought it would, but it makes it a big pain to take off and put back on. The extra bit also means you might have to readjust size because the extra bit is tighter on your wrist. It leaves marks on your arm. Even most off brand bands still feature the „under loop“ fastener, but you can buy silicone „band keepers“ that slip right over the band, allowing you to fasten as normal.– Lost Calories. For some reason, I have LOST calories, particularly after syncing or charging. I’ve lost 200-300 cal this way. Very irritating and it can make a huge difference if you are in a calorie deficit. I haven’t had it happened since, but worth noting.–It doesn’t show calories eaten on any of the tiles. Furthermore, the „calories left“ on the „today’s tile“ does NOT reflect calories eaten. Previously in the Versa 2, the Fitbit app would show how many calories you have left in that moment of time, whereas the watch would show how much you had left based on predicted calorie burn for the day. This watch only shows calories left to burn, based on your chosen „calories burned“ goal.– Stats don’t stack as they used to on Versa 2. You can rearrange them for sure, and that helps, but you otherwise have to keep swiping to see each stat separately. It seemed cleaner when they stacked on top of each other and you have to scroll down. Scrolling down from the clock face only shows settings, no quick select for google wallet (although you can set up shortcuts for long press on the button)You can get around this somewhat; for instance, I put the „today’s tile“ on top of the list and the weather tile on the bottom. A swipe to the right brings up today’s tile quickly. A swipe to the left brings up the weather. Otherwise, you have to keep swiping to get different stats.– while there is never trouble syncing, if you step away from your phone for too far or too long, you will have to resync. This was a problem with Versa before. I work in a fairly small, single story building and very few times can I actually respond to text messages without getting the error to resync. Fitbit desperately needs to increase the range of the bluetooth.– you can’t „write“ messages, like you can with Apple watches. You can respond either with voice (which does work well to be fair) or choose from a few quick responces from a list.FINAL THOUGHTS: I do love this watch, but keep in mind there are few improvements with many missing features. For a casual wearer, I think the update is well worth it. Downsides in customization, stats, and absent apps should be considered, however, and given that this watch has been out for a long while, it is unlikely to change. I’d say if your happy with your old Fitbit model, just keep it and skip on this.
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Kindle Customer –
4.0 out of 5 stars Great for biking, but still can’t read heartrate on tattooed skin.
I have owned a Fitbit Alta, Charge 4, and now this Versa 4.My biggest complaint is that the Versa 4 cannot read my heartrate on my arm that is tattooed. If I want the heartrate monitor to work, I cannot wear my fitbit on the wrist I typically wear a watch on, and that is deeply frustrating. I had the same issue with the Charge 4 and was really hoping this time would be different. (The Alta never had this issue, so I was hoping it was specific to the Charge 4 sensor. Alas!) If you have a tattoo sleeve, beware! And if you know of a fitness watch that works great on tattooed skin, I’d love to hear it.However, the Versa 4 has worked much better for tracking my heartrate (on my non-tattooed arm) when I am out on my bike. The Charge 4 heartrate monitor would often stop working while I was actively biking (maybe because of the jostling? How my wrist was positioned?), only working again when I was stopped at a stoplight or at the end of a ride. The Versa 4 monitor does not have this issue! It has been very reliable at tracking my heartrate while I am out on the trail, and I am much happier!I was hesitant to buy the Versa 4 because it is so much larger and bulkier than the other Fitbit models I have used in the past, but I do enjoy the „Today’s Activity“ display that puts so many stats on one screen. There are also a lot of options for clock faces / displays, which I appreciate. It doesn’t feel as bulky to wear as I thought it would. The access to more information and displays has made it worth the larger size.My only other complaint is that I wish I could find a better option for more prominently displaying my heartrate zone while I am working out. This is the major reason I have a fitness tracker! I wanted a clock face or a tile that made this information easy to access. I figured out if I tell my fitbit to track my workout, that I can then swipe over to a screen with my heartrate zone visible. On my Charge 4, my clock face displayed this information all the time, and I loved it. I don’t love having to click through several menus to get this info on the Versa 4.
elpnina –
5.0 out of 5 stars Good purchase
It’s everything I expected and more. It would be nice if there were more color choices for the bands. I also wish that Fit Bit could make this Versa 4 a bit thinner and smaller in the same shape.
Valerie A Miller –
5.0 out of 5 stars Fitbit smart watch
Color black was great. Bought it for a gift. They loved it looks great, fits great with large band, keep them on time for things. Quality great. Bought face protector because of their job. Keeping their fitness for work for health program. Nice watch, highly recommend.
SGl –
5.0 out of 5 stars Fit bit Versa
Thus far I’m pleased with my versa. I mainly use it to keep track of my activities. And it’s sufficient for that purpose. I like to know specifically my steps, calories burned, heart rate.
KrisTiki –
4.0 out of 5 stars Working so far! Dexcom g6 compatible. Here’s how I connected it…
I bought this because I loose my dexcom receiver once in awhile. Attached to my wrist, I won’t loose it! I was leery that it works. I had to switch phones, my Motorola was not supported by dexcom software, see dexcom website for compatibility.1. Make sure you phone will receive dexcom. The phone reads it, and just sends data to the watch. Phone has to be within about 20 feet of you. A. When phone is out of your area..you will loose Bluetooth connection. B. If that happens, all I have had to do is open the fit it app on my phone and it starts syncing again .2. Download fitbit app to your phone. Fitbit is owned by google, now. You will need a gmail account. They are free.– the fitbit app is very clear, follow the menus and change your phone settings to ensure it works well! The watch will auto connect if everything is set correctly.3. Download the Dexcom app onto your phone. This software is very good, as well. It walks you thru any setting s that need adjustment. You do not need Clarity, just the main Dexcom app!–you are successful when your phone starts reading you cgm! Ps. You need your sensor and transmitter numbers! My transmitter # had to come from my Dexcom receiver! The sensor…dug in the trash! Found it!4. Last step. Go to your fitbit app on your phone. There is a blue icon to select screens, see YouTube videos for visuals! Search for „Glance“. It was created for this use. download it for your fit it watch.Now you are ready to wear your watch!!! Done!Ps. There are some good YouTube videos that discuss Versa 4 connecting to a dexcom g6 and g7.Hey, fitbit…get on the ball and create 1 software to download and give a set of screen gui’s! Make it easy for people!!Its been a couple weeks. I had to adjust my alert settings. It was buzzing me all night. It DID wake me up to say I was going low. Does a good job with heart rate and sleep patterns is interesting.What does NOT work? The step counter. My first 8 hours, I was asleep. It was going nuts with alert vibrations. The FitBit was VERY proud I had walked 150,000 steps at night, asleep. I must get tons of work out. No wonder I don’t sleep well! 😁😁😁😁😂😂 it counted each vibration on all the alerts all night as steps!!! Stupid watch. I have not tried to fix it. Don’t care about that function.I really like the convenience for CGM. I still need my regular receiver. But this is a quicker glance and a quieter alert. Its also nice to have weather, and maybe Alexa and Google maps. Have not tried the maps yet. Google voice is not loud enough unless its held on your ear!
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Ken Collins –
4.0 out of 5 stars So much better that the Versa v2
The features, connectivity, and battery life are so much better than the Versa v2 and the Fitbit App is relatively intuitive as well. I am enjoying my Fitbit and would consider upgrading when newer version is available .
kncoradi –
4.0 out of 5 stars Fair
The heart rate tracking is not the best. Needed to reset it frequently to get an accurate read while working out. Sleep monitoring feature was pretty good, but after 6 months you need to pay for it. The battery life was good. As for the gps tracking it tracks your steps not necessarily your actual miles, but miles based on a determined stride.
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KFox –
5.0 out of 5 stars Arrived quickly and working perfectly
I’m replacing my old versa 4 which started malfunctioning due to a damaged screen that allowed moisture in.Love the functionality but mostly the battery lasts much longer than the iPhone (48 hours at least)
Norma Evans –
5.0 out of 5 stars Good Quality Product
Bought to replace my 4-1/2 year old Fitbit Versa 2 after it stopped working. Versa 4 functions same as older version but with updated look. Happy with fact I was able to replace the broken Fitbit the next day. Arrived early in the morning as promised.
Michelle Michelle –
5.0 out of 5 stars Better than the Vs2
I replaced my old Fitbit that finally stopped working.This is even better . Has an ongoing EKG and can answer phone calls from my iPhone .. and of course does everything it should do . Was debating between this and an Apple Watch.. I feel I made the right choice .
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Starla –
5.0 out of 5 stars Upgrade for the win
I’ve used Fitbit charge for years. This time I upgraded to the Versa 4 and I love the bigger screen and brighter screen. Definitely glad I upgraded.