Fitbit Versa 2 Health and Fitness Smartwatch with Heart Rate, Music, Alexa Built-In, Sleep and Swim Tracking, Black/Carbon, One Size (S and L Bands Included)

Bought MAY 2020 so have had a year of experience with the watch. Have to trust that it is accurate.Positives1- Looks good on my wrist. The square design is better than my Round Motorola IMHO. And it quickly shows the correct time whether you use the always on feature or the flick of the wrist feature (my choice).2- Comfortable enough to wear 24/7 (except when charging)3- Multiple faces to choose from and are easy to read indoors and outdoors.4- Most important is the Sleep Analysis feature. From amount of REM, Deep, and Light Sleep to Resting Heart Rate and Oxygen Level Variation, the watch is worth it for that feature alone.5- Lots and Lots of features like Music, Spotify, Relax, Pandora, Wallet that I usually just use my phone for since I have it with me the same amount of time as the watch.6- Nice to have the watch buzz and display who is calling when you have a call during a meeting so you can quickly see if it's important7- Continual Heart Rate Monitoring - An important feature if you even have a remote heart problem.8- Physical fitness stats to give you a quick view of how many steps you've taken, stairs you've climbed, etc., and a reminder if you've been sitting too long.9- Phone App gives you a vast amount of data on health and exercise.10- Better way to charge the watch than my previous Blaze Fitbit.11- Access can be protected with a four digit code.12- A "Find my phone" app. How many time do you lay the phone down at home and forget where it is?Negatives-1- Although Fitbit adds features to the Watch and App (Health Metrics, for example), they collect a lot more data and will only show it to you if you pay a monthly fee for Premium. That should be included when you buy the watch. It's your body's data!!2- Alexa can't be set to your at-home name. Nice to have an Alexa connection, but not all that useful.3- Not a problem for me, but for those who like to change watch straps, it doesn't look easy. Haven't tried it since I had a Blaze.4- Too many apps that are really better on my Android phone.This has been a great watch to have during a pandemic to keep an eye on things like Oxygen Levels and other health measurements. But in other matters, it is an accessory to your phone, not a replacement for it.Personally, I've grown to rely on my Versa 2 to make sure I'm getting enough sleep and exercise and to monitor critical values like heart rate and Oxygen levels. If that's what you want, this is the watch for you at a "decent" price. If not, check out the Versa 3. It might be worth spending the extra money but I'll stick with this one until it falls off of my wrist.Stay well and safe!

Got this for my mom for her birthday! She loved it and still does to this day.

In 2012 I bought a Fitbit One. Just slip it in a pocket on the way to work and get the results each and every day, and check the overall results weekly, monthly, yearly as time goes by. Fine. But earlier this year (2021) ole Fitbit One finally bit the dust. What to do? Looked and looked and looked. Just another One-like Fitbit or go up a notch to one of the smartwatch trackers? Had misgivings, but finally decided on the Versa 2 (Versa 3 seemed "too loaded" with bells and whistles I didn't see how I could or would use). My experience? Well, it has been outstanding. Simply outstanding. I cannot praise the Fitbit Versa 2 highly enough. I won't go into all of its many benefits, save to comment on just 2 of them: 1. It provides what to me is in depth analysis of my sleep each night - which, given my schedule, I need and like to keep track of, and 2. You tell it the hours you are usually active each day, and during each of those hours, if you have not walked at least 250 steps (or whatever goal you tell it), then 10 minutes before the hour it will buzz your wrist so you know to get up and get moving. I sit, research and write all day long, and without the Versa, I would maintain that status the entire work day; but not with the Versa 2. Finally, I had two main concerns when I bought the Versa 2: 1. If I wear it all the time, then what about charging (My Experience: Put it in its charger that came with it when I head to the shower before going to work each morning, and it's 100% when I walk out the door 20 minutes later - from being down to 85% overnight); and 2. Can the vast majority of its features and benefits be accessed without joining the premium subscription you can get from Fitbit with each of its devices - because I absolutely would not fall for that (My Experience: I love it just as it comes and see no real use for me to go premium subscription). There's just one feature it offers that I have not tried but definitely want to: the "Relax" feature. But I'm just too busy. Sad. Great Product! You'll definitely enjoy it, and pay a lot more attention to how active you're being and how much sleep and the quality of the sleep you're getting.

Great watch until it breaks… second one this happened to me first one lasted 3.5 years this one lasted a little over a year. Same exact thing happened with the face coming off.

Love the watch and all of it features. Use it to track my exercising, steps and sleep. Also great for receiving text messages and phone calls and checking the weather.