READ NEXT: The best running watches to buy Fitbit Versa 4 review: Price and competitionįor this, Fitbit is asking £200. Some of these things may arrive with software updates, but there are no guarantees. Weirdly, given Google now owns Fitbit, support for Google Assistant has also been dropped with only Alexa available. Likewise, music controls are bafflingly absent, as is support for third-party apps, and the built-in Wi-Fi is disabled. The new model doesn’t allow owners to use the internal storage for music, which could be a problem if you like to exercise without your phone nearby and need a beat to do so. There are, however, a handful of downgrades from past Versas. While some of the best features are paywalled behind Fitbit Premium, it remains a compelling package for casual fitness fans. It maintains built-in GPS, stress tracking, sleep monitoring, blood oxygen monitoring and 5ATM waterproofing.
Given the Versa 3 was frustratingly close to brilliant, that should be all that’s required. Best smartwatch 2023: The best wearables for iPhone and Android
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