what is the difference between the fitbit charge 3 and the versa lite?
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The Charge 3 is obviously a fitness tracker while the Versa Lite Edition is more clearly a smartwatch. The Charge 3 has a touchscreen, just like the Versa, and it's the most smartwatch-y fitness tracker Fitbit has made. The Charge 3 also doesn't have buttons, instead opting for a haptic touch spot on the side.
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Lite changes The Versa Lite is more or less a clone of the original Versa smartwatch, which came out last March. The main difference you'll notice between the two devices is that the Versa Lite only has one button, while the Versa and Versa Special Edition have three; one on their left side and two on their right.
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Both have smartwatch features, but the Versa does more Fitbit Pay is a mobile wallet that lets you tap to pay with NFC at compatible terminals. It's only available if you buy the special edition of both (which does come at a premium). The Versa is the only one that can store music.
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The Fitbit Versa 2's battery life is excellent compared to the Apple Watch's. One of the biggest advantages Fitbit's smartwatch offers over the Apple Watch, other than its cheaper price, is its longer battery life. ... With that feature activated, the Versa 2 usually lasts for about two days.
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The short answer is, yes. The Fitbit Versa 2 is lighter and sleeker, has a longer battery life (a full 24 hours), a faster processor, an AWOLED screen, and Amazon Alexa built-in. Right now, Amazon is selling the Fitbit Versa 1 for $30 less than the Fitbit Versa 2.
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Design makes the difference The only significant feature difference is that the Ionic has a built-in GPS. Both have Bluetooth music support, the same exercise tracking, notification support, Fitbit Coach, and several other features. The Versa 2 comes in at $200, which is within $5 of the Ionic's current sale price.
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Today, Fitbit is announcing (as the leaks predicted) the Fitbit Charge 3, the latest update to the company's Charge line of trackers. ... The Charge 3 is water resistant (up to 50 meters) and now offers swim tracking in addition to the other forms of exercise that Fitbit has offered in the past.
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On health and sports, the main difference between these two watches is that the Apple Watch Series 4 comes with GPS built-in and the Fitbit Versa… doesn't. ... The Versa does have a heart rate monitor, though, and can track running, cycling, swimming (remember, it's waterproof), yoga and gym workouts.
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The only major physical difference is that the Fitbit has physical button controls, while the Apple Watch 5 has a digital crown control. But once you power them up you'll see they are completely different products. This is because the Apple Watch is a smartwatch first and fitness tracker second.
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Use quick replies to send customized responses to text messages and messages from certain apps with Fitbit Charge 3, Fitbit Charge 4, Fitbit Ionic, or Fitbit Versa series. ... Devices paired to an iPhone or Windows 10 phone can only respond to Fitbit app notifications, such as messages, cheers, taunts, and friend requests.
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The Fitbit Charge 3 and Inspire HR fit this bill perfectly both in terms of design and comfort. First, the differences. Charge 3, unlike Inspire HR that comes with a backlit display that is held by a plastic body, comes with a bigger display within an aluminium body.
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The Versa is built like a smartwatch, with a wider display intended to let you see and do more things. The Charge 3, on the other hand, is built more towards being an exercise companion and little less in your way. Yet they both also have things like waterproofing, a heart rate sensor and an SpO2 sensor.
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The Versa sticks to Fitbit's staple tracking of steps, distance, calories burned, sleep, heart rate, floors climbed, active minutes, and stationary time. Hourly activity -- an opt-in feature -- cheers you on to reach 250 steps each hour.
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The Charge 3 already had an array of powerful sensors, and the Charge 4 only builds on it. The Charge 4 makes NFC standard for Fitbit Pay (previously it was limited to the SE model) and also adds built-in GPS, a first for a Fitbit tracker. Both models are also swimproof up to 50 meters.
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The Fitbit Inspire HR has a very similar design to the standard Inspire but it adds heart rate monitoring, more advanced sleep data, VO2 Max, Goal-Based exercise modes and Connected GPS. ... The Fitbit Versa 2 is the next step up in the Fitbit smartwatch sector.
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Charge 2 has a metal body with an elastomer band. It has a larger OLED display. Versa fitness tracker has a larger OLED display as compared to the charge 2. It displays time, distance, calories burned, active minutes, floors climbed, and all other useful information and stats.
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The Fitbit Charge 3 has a touchscreen interface and a display made of Corning Gorilla Glass 3, making it more durable and less susceptible to scratches than the Alta HR. Neither have a color display, but the Charge 3 does have a grayscale display compared to the purely black and white display of the Fitbit Alta HR.