Excellent battery life ; Slick, comfortable design ; Lots of tracking options ; Swim-proof ; Bright, clear screen

No built-in GPS ; Shortage of apps ; Passive notifications

The Fitbit Versa is the company's best smart watch yet, but it still needs work

Beautiful display ; Built-in GPS ; Lightweight and comfortable

Poorly designed side button ; Requires Fitbit Premium subscription to unlock advanced features ; No offline Spotify support

With integrated GPS and some design tweaks, the Fitbit Versa 3 is an excellent wearable. Like its predecessor, though, it’s more a fitness tracker than a smartwatch, with very limited productivity apps on offer. What you do get is great battery life, a...

Lightweight design Fitbit’s most customizable wearable Relatively low price

Rounded design won't suit everyone Battery life not as good as Ionic No GPS

While its feature set isn’t quite on par with that of its bigger brother the Ionic, the Fitbit Versa feels like the same watch but with a lighter and friendlier design and a much lower price point.

Comfortable to wear 24/7 ; Great for sleep and daily activity tracking ; Physical button improves interaction

Loses smartwatch features ; FitbitOS feels a touch slow and disjointed ; Not drastically different from Versa 3

The Fitbit Versa 4 is a solid activity, sleep and wellness tracker in a smartwatch form, but the removal of some big features makes it less smartwatch than previous Versas.

Compact design ; Fitbit ecosystem and app ; Lots of straps and colour choices

Battery life isn't amazing ; No GPS limitations ; Bulky battery charging

The Fitbit Versa slips into a more affordable middle ground, but in doing so it loses some key sports functionality, while also struggling with truly extended battery endurance.

Sharp, bright screen ; Great battery life ; Fun, solid build

Stripped back feature-set ; Limited app support ; Compatibility limitations

A well-built, fun fitness tracking smartwatch, peppered with highlights and niggles alike

Solid four-day battery life ; Design has wider appeal than Ionic ; Good exercise- and health-tracking for casual users

Slightly erratic HR tracking and recording ; Connected GPS rather than built-in GPS

Good looks, a decent battery life and a smattering of smarts make this an attractive, if not flawless, fitness tracker

Slender design ; Offline music playback ; Full range of stats tracking ; Well priced

No GPS ; Occasionally clunky performance ; App store needs filling

While the Versa is slightly lacking in performance and some bits can be a little clunky, there’s no denying that the Versa is a seriously slim and feature-packed smartwatch. The only thing we miss is built-in GPS support, but the affordable £199 asking...