Fitbit
Versa 4
Based on 383 Reddit mentions
$149.00
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What’s a tiny design flaw in an everyday object that quietly annoys you every single time you use it?
You just made me think of my Fitbit Versa 4. I bought it because I wanted a watch that also counted steps, right? The time is in big numbers on the screen, and the steps are in smaller numbers. It's exactly what I want and I love it. Until I start walking. If I walk for more than six minutes straigh
...Prodigal_Lemon in r/AskReddit
December 3, 2025 10:52 PM
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Would you buy a Fitbit watch again?
Basically what the title says. If you had to replace your smartwatch for whatever reason, would you for a fit bit (if so, which version?) again or would you go for a completely different brand? (Again, what would you go for?) I recently upgraded from some off brand Amazon smart watch to the Fitbit v
...xJazba in r/fitbit
November 19, 2025 5:31 AM
49
My first - chose a cheap classic
Hello guys! So, i was using the Fitbit-System for about 3 or 4 years now. Up until today i had a Versa 4 constantly on my wrist. I always thought, that its nice to track my steps over a day or how and when i slept through the night. But the longet this thing was on my wrist, i noticed, that i didnt
...MrM4rley in r/casio
January 27, 2025 5:34 PM
186
I’m finally riding the wave. I was gifted an Apple Watch SE 44mm (gps) from my wife for Christmas and I love it!
I never thought I would get into the whole smartwatch wave. I bought my wife a Fitbit Versa 3 a few years back and she loves hers. Said it was one of the best gifts she ever got. 🥹 She never had a smartwatch before that. But once she got one, she loves it. I never had a smartwatch before so this
...MedicineSpecific114 in r/AppleWatch
December 24, 2024 4:11 AM
126
Just a funny anecdote about the new app
I have a versa 4 that's not very old. I would only need to charge it once every 5 to 6 days on fitbit app. But now with the new and improved Google Health app I have to charge it every couple days. Anyone else notice that too?
Davidhickory in r/fitbit
August 6, 2026 3:51 AM
8
Perfect fit
After trying the Fitbit Versa 4, which is horrible design. Then, trying the Vivoactive 5, which wouldn’t last in my job and day-to-day life.
I’ve finally landed on the Instinct 2, which is absolutely amazing. Fits perfectly in my life and I can tell it will last a long time.
I love digital watch
...TomChrisTaylor in r/Garmininstinct
April 9, 2025 12:41 PM
61
Coach Hallucinations
I really don't get Google. They literally could have won by doing nothing. They owned Fitbit. All they had to do was keep owning Fitbit. Everyone was happy. But then they had to gut every single feature that made Fitbit fun and unique and somehow that'll lead to more profit? I just brought my Versa
...Briyanaism in r/fitbit
July 28, 2026 12:36 PM
5
Random One. Updated Fitbit Versa 4. Went from 5 days of charge to 1 day. Anyone else experience this?
Is it just my watch or has the update shafted us? Any thoughts anyone?
Feeling-Decision-902 in r/CasualIreland
September 27, 2025 11:23 PM
11
How often do you guys have to replace your Fitbit?
I've had my Versa 4 since April of last year and it's only holding a charge for about 3 days instead of over a week like it used to. I don't even get it wet, other than swimming with it twice last year.
childfreetavernwench in r/fitbit
July 29, 2025 12:06 PM
31
Versa 4 is the worst device I have ever owned
I hate this thing and I am about to throw it away (return window has passed)
It vibrates CONSTANTLY and does so even if I turn off every vibration setting I can find. It also sends all phone calls to it by default. I have to disable Bluetooth on my phone every time someone calls me
It came with no
...DoingTheNeedful1 in r/fitbit
January 7, 2025 10:33 PM
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