Versa 4

I love Fitbit. I’ve had one since 2016 and it still works and the battery is great. I got a versa 4 for Christmas so I’m excited to try it. Fitbit I feel has the best sleep tracking.

My impression is that the Apple Watch is thought to be more accurate for sleep tracking than Fitbits. But, I have an android phone, so no Apple Watch for me. Nothing that is just worn on the wrist is going to be perfect at it, though. But, I do see a correlation between what my Fitbit reports and ot

"Starting December 9, other Pixel Watches, Fitbit smartwatches, and trackers that support Readiness will have access to their updated Readiness score (no paid Fitbit Premium subscription required), along with Cardio Load, Target Cardio Load, and Training Status in the Fitbit Mobile app.

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Hello everyone! I’m in a bit of decision paralysis right now and was hoping to get some advice. I’ve been a FitBit user for nearly 10 years, purchasing my most recent one, an Inspire HR back in 2020. I’d stopped wearing the Inspire a number of months ago because of a rash developing on my wrist, and

Compare the features and form factor of the Charge 6 with those of the the Versa 4, and Sense 2. I went with the less obtrusive Charge 6, although I would have preferred the floor detection of the Versa and Sense. All have ECG, I think. https://store.google.com/magazine/google_pixel_watch_compare?hl=e

I am also a non apple user. I have a Fitbit versa 4. It has correctly identified any arrhythmia for me while sleeping. I think these cost $150 now.

Forgive me if I am posting something that's been asked but I didn't find it anywhere when I searched for it.

Long story very short. I've had my Bip 6 for about a week and overall, am pretty happy with it but there's one little annoyance.

I have an irregular sleep schedule. Sometimes I stay up

For the first time having owned Versa 3 and 4 for several years, my overnight Sleep did not record. I see others reporting recent problems with their Fitbit, is there a Fitbit hassle?

I still find my Fitbit accurate enough, I’ve worn them since 2011. I only remember getting an erroneous heart rate spike once. Maybe it’s your device? I tried an apple and I really don’t like it at all. Too many different apps needed, different place to look, terrible sleep tracking. The daily charg

When I had a Versa 4 it was in a steady window every day. I swapped to a Pixel 3 this weekend and now it's all over the place. Yesterday was minimum 162. Today is now 1-120? How? Why? Because I had low readiness today?