Okay, here’s my take on a blog post about the Fitbit Versa 3 vs. Versa 4, written in a casual, personal style, and focusing on my hands-on experience:
So, I’ve been a Fitbit user for a while now. I started with the Versa 2, loved it, and then naturally, I upgraded to the Versa 3 when it came out. I’ve been rocking the Versa 3 for a good long while, and honestly, I’ve been pretty happy. But then, the Versa 4 dropped, and I got that itch, you know? The “ooh, shiny new gadget” itch.
First, I spent maybe an hour or two just reading reviews and watching comparison videos online. I wanted to know, is this upgrade really worth it? A lot of folks seemed to think the differences were pretty minor, but I was curious to see for myself.
I ordered the Versa 4 and, the moment it arrived, I unboxed it. It’s very sleek and is kind of similar to the Versa 3. I liked the physical button of my old Versa 3, some say it is too easy to get mis touched, but for me, it is very suitable, so I am a little disappointed that Versa 4 turned back to the touch button as Versa 2.
Setting up was simple. It is almost the same steps as when I set up my Versa 3. Fitbit app, Bluetooth, pairing… the usual dance. And it’s done!
After using the Versa 4, I noticed these:
- Display: The screen on both is pretty similar. Bright, colorful, easy to read, even outdoors. No big winner here for me, they are good.
- Battery Life: Fitbit claims “6+ days” for both, and my experience seems to match. I charge them maybe once a week, with moderate use.
- Fitness Tracking: All the basics are covered on both. Steps, heart rate, sleep tracking, SpO2… it’s all there. Works great on both.
Honestly, after a week, I was kinda scratching my head. The Versa 4 felt… very familiar. Almost too familiar. I wasn’t finding that “wow” factor that I sometimes get with a new gadget. I guess I will keep using it for a longer time!