This may be bad news to some, as incident detection software is perfect for giving customers a safety net when they’re in danger. Read more about Fitbit and Incident detection in this guide. In fact, we’ve tested the complete range of Fitbit models and none of the smartwatches offer any fall detection or emergency contact software. Though both the Versa 3 and the Versa 2 offer lots of improved features like GPS and health trackers, the Versa range is yet to have incident detection software. Incident Detection Does the Fitbit Versa Have Incident Detection?

There isn’t a clear winner in this category. You might prefer the slightly larger display size of the Versa 3, though. On the Versa 3 you get 336 by 336 pixels where the Versa 2 offers 300 by 300. The bigger size could mean it feels bulkier on the wrist, but this will come down to your wrist size. You get a 1.58 inch AMOLED screen which is huge compared to the 1.34 inch OLED screen on the Versa 2. This is something Fitbit says offers better comfort. The Fitbit Versa 3 and 2 look almost identical, but an educated eye will see some subtle changes. You could also compare the Versa 2 and original versa here. But, does that mean it’s the best of the two? We’re going to look at five aspects of the Versa versions to guide your decision. Generally, it’s an improvement on the Versa 2.

It has GPS, an improved Pulse Monitor, and now supports Google Assistant alongside Alexa. The Fitbit Versa 3 has come along, which may be marginally overshadowed by the release of the new Fitbit Sense smartwatch. Fitbit is best known for fitness trackers and its iconic Versa has reached its third generation.

Versa 2 or 3