If you don’t need all those sensors, the
Fitbit Versa 3 offers the same smartwatch functions without the focus on health
tracking. The battery is good for 6+ days and again 12 minutes of charging is
all you need to get you through the day.
The built-in speaker and microphone allow
you to take calls or dictate a text message to your digital assistant. Also,
You can listen to playlists from Deezer, Pandora and Spotify, buy stuff with
Fitbit Pay and more. The Versa 3 has a built-in GPS as well and a heart rate
sensor, so it can do basic exercise tracking. It’s resistant up to 50 meters
underwater so you can take it for a swim as well. Dropping all the advanced
sensors saves you US$ 100 – the Versa 3 is US$ 230.
The Inspire 2 is a US$ 100 smart band with 10
day battery life. It offers 24/7 heart rate tracking, over 20 goal-based
exercise modes, guided breathing and female health tracking.
It shows notifications too, Android users
can even use the band to send a quick reply without having to reach for their
phone.
