You can customize what is shown by scrolling down further and tap on settings. When you swipe down, it reveals your notifications and if you swipe down again, you see the shortcuts for music and Fitbit pay, tapping on the setting icon by the left, reveals the quick panel which contains settings like sleep mode, do not disturb mode, always-on display mode, wake up gesture and brightness.Īnd when you swipe up from the home screen, reveals Fitbit today which shows you health stats like sleep, heart rate, active zone minutes, steps, floors climbed, and more. Navigating through the Versa 2 is pretty easy, when you swipe left, it reveals your list of apps.

You can assign a function from the settings app, I have assigned a walking exercise to the button. The physical button which isn’t present in Versa 3 allows you to go back to the previous menu and also acts as a shortcut button when you long-press it. You can navigate the Versa 2 via touchscreen and the side button. The Fitbit OS is not the most sophisticated when compared to Samsung’s Tizen OS, but I like the simplicity and effortless navigation it offers. Some notable watches include the Clean Cue watch face that guides you to wash your hands, the SpO2 watch face that shows your blood oxygen levels tracked overnight, and the Active Zone minutes watch faces.

While there are many free watch faces, most are premium watch faces that require payment before you can use it. You can store up 5 watch faces at a time on the watch. There are lots of watch faces to choose which you can find and install from the Fitbit app. Rated 5ATM which is the equivalent of 50 meters waterproof rating, the Versa 2 is swim-proof and can be worn under the shower, to the pool, or even the ocean. The 1.4 inches wide display is big enough to read complications on the screen, I didn’t have any problem reading data on the watch even when on the move.

It has an ambient light sensor that auto regulates the brightness of the display. Versa 2 has a very colorful and interactive display that’s vivid and easy to read. The Versa 2 is also compact in size and it fits perfectly well on my wrist. The straps are interchangeable, so you can choose to change it if you wish. Thanks to its aluminium case and elastomer strap that is very soft and doesn’t attack my skin. The Versa 2 has a remarkable design that’s very lightweight and comfortable to wear.

Fitbit versa 2 review