It has a heart rate sensor on the back, can monitor blood oxygen (SPo2) levels, checks skin temperature, plus it has GPS, is swim-proof, and a wide range of workout tracking modes, some with automatic recognition.

It’s hard to imagine what other features most people would need to track their health and activity above what’s offered by the Versa 3. The simple look and choice of colors will elevate it above a fitness band for some, but because it’s not overtly stylish in any way, I’d rather go for the stealth black model and keep its existence under the radar. The basic shape and lines aren’t conventionally attractive, and it’s not something I would wear and show off. Andy Boxall/Digital Trendsįitbit almost gets everything right with the Versa 3, apart from the overall design. The size is just right, it’s easy to interact with, information is displayed clearly, and it’s readable in most lighting conditions. The 1.58-inch AMOLED touchscreen has a 336 x 336-pixel resolution and is sharp and very bright. It’s set low on the case and is awkward to locate and press, and I still spend a few seconds feeling around for it. There is a single button on the side of the case which acts like a back control, but it’s not a physical button, more of a touch-sensitive panel. How to reset the Fitbit Charge 3: Restarts and resets

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