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Versa 2

Fitbit - Versa 2

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"Was doing 4-5 days"


"this has much better battery life"

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"I have had my Versa 2 for 6 years. It’s been near bulletproof"


"My versa 2 has been with me for 3-4 years and still working well."


"I have had the Fitbit Versa 2 for 4 years with no issues besides having to charge it every other day now, versus lasting me a week before. ... Idk my Versa 2 is 4 years in and still working great!"

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"i got used to it surprisingly easily, and i don't even notice it's there. ... i have hella sensory issues, and i can't wear bracelets or hair ties on my wrists, but for some reason the watch is totally fine."


"comfortable"

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"it does track heart rate, that's primarily what i use it for because i have health issues that make my heart rate super high sometimes."


"my fitbit versa 2 does amazing ... it always catches my spikes (i think)"

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"they were amazing with accuracy of sleep. ... You could be awake and just spend some time in bed, Fitbit would take that as awake but Garmin would count that as still sleeping. ... Also garmin does not seem to catch naps whereas Fitbit does."

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"Heats up a lot at times and stuff. I think the battery is going bad."


"The features struggled to work outside the basic health tracking"


"it's not picking up the steps/sleep/workouts from Fitbit to Healthy 365 even though I have already done the authorisation stuff."

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"Heats up a lot at times and stuff. I think the battery is going bad."


"my fitbit versa 2s battery went haywire after its 3rd year anniversary. ... Was doing 4-5 days now its at 1-2 days"


"the battery would hardly last 2 days"

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r/fitbitWould you buy a Fitbit watch again?
4 months ago

I have a Fitbit sense I purchased a year ago after my versa 2 screen started having display issues after 4 plus years and the charge was down to 3 days. I love fitbits because of the long battery life and it has enough features for me. I don’t want a watch that has a smaller screen or needs charged daily … been there before and didn’t like it.

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r/askSingaporeBest budget fitness tracker that works with Healthy 365
5 months ago

Hi I also have a versa 2, but somehow it's not picking up the steps/sleep/workouts from Fitbit to Healthy 365 even though I have already done the authorisation stuff. Do you have the same issue or is it just me?

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r/fitbitIs the Charge 6 still worth buying?
9 months ago

I adore my Charge 6 and I bought it last year knowing Google is trying to phase them out. (Couldn't resist the sale price!) In the past I've had some of the original Fitbit trackers: I had the original Classic, a Fitbit One, a Luxe, the Versa, and Versa 2. I enjoyed all of them, especially the Versas and for some reason the One. So the Charge 6 to me is like a happy medium: it's a basic tracker in a wristband, not a smart watch. So it doesn't do everything, but it's got a pretty sleek form factor and it does the basics quite well. I use mine the way it was intended: an activity tracker! I can log my walks and runs, connect it like a heart rate monitor to gym equipment and fitness apps, and... That's pretty much it for me. I like hitting 10k steps and seeing the little animation. I like hopping on a spin bike and seeing my heart rate. I like going for a run and seeing what zone I'm in. It's super basic and that's what I enjoy. The only thing I miss is that my Versas had a C25K app that I liked a lot, but I knew when I bought the Charge 6 that it wouldn't have this functionality... Although I do think it's a missed opportunity.

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r/fitbitI am never ever buying another Fitbit
6 months ago

Maybe it’s just the older models, but my Versa 2 I got in May 2020 is still going strong. I just have to charge it a little more often. Never take it off when I swim or shower. It will be a sad day when I finally have to replace it, it’s counted millions and millions of steps for me.

r/fitbitI am never ever buying another Fitbit
6 months ago

Just passed 5 years with my Versa 2. Still works great, just have to charge it a bit more often.

r/fitbitI am never ever buying another Fitbit
6 months ago

My 5 year old Versa 2 is still going strong. Have let it die many times, never took it off when I swam (including in the ocean) or showered. Love this thing.

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r/fitbitWould you buy a Fitbit watch again?
4 months ago

Im still using my Versa2 from 5 years ago lol I put it though hell at work. Screen is a little scraped up but it runs as if its new lol didn't realize the newer devices were less durable

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r/askSingaporeBest budget fitness tracker that works with Healthy 365
6 months ago

Same here, have been using Fitbit as I didn’t need something too premium like a Garmin/Apple watch. My versa 2 has been with me for 3-4 years and still working well. But yes Fitbit’s app features has been lacking since Google took over, doubt I will stick with it once my versa gives way.

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r/FrugalInexpensive smart watches for fitness
4 months ago

I got my fitbit versa 2 on ebay for $50. It is certified refurbished. You can also use backmarket. I think if you just go for a higher quality brand and are okay with an older version secondhand, it will last you a while and won’t be too expensive. In the past I bought some cheap ones- $25 on amazon. But I went through 3 of those in a year. It’s been 2 years and i’m using my refurbished $50 fitbit.

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r/fitbitWould you buy a Fitbit watch again?
4 months ago

I bought a Charge 6 recently because the battery of my Versa 2 had really declined, and I can't help but feel like it's a downgrade despite being a much newer device. Frequent HR glitches during exercise are a bummer, and I don't particularly care for the menu. I had my Versa 2 for years, we'll see how long this Charge 6 lasts.

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r/fitbitWould you buy a Fitbit watch again?
4 months ago

I’ve had my Versa 2 for 2.5 years. The battery drains faster when I enable GPS tracking, but I only need to charge it about every 3 days or so. Battery has been pretty good so far, but as I’ve experienced with other Fitbit trackers, I’ve had the same outcome with you as all of a sudden dropping the charge or not lasting for more than a day.

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r/fitbitWould you buy a Fitbit watch again?
4 months ago

I've had my versa 2 for almost 4 years. It's getting a little glitchy here and there ( battery randomly not charging when it's put on the charger, battery running out faster due to age, very typical for aging products imo). I bought it for the HR monitor, sleep tracking, and the notification when my husband calls and I'm away from my phone ( he has a tendency to call only when I'm away from my phone). When I saw the exact same model on clearance I immediately bought it for when mine finally decides to stop working. For what I needed it for, it works perfectly. I have never worn it in the shower, and only worn it swimming once by accident ( but I did specifically want a water proof/ resistant for the exact purpose of forgetting to take it off).

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