The Fitbit Versa 4 is a good-looking, midrange smartwatch with some worthwhile conveniences and above average battery life. But it suffers from inaccurate heart rate readings and limited “smart ...

The Versa 4, on the other hand, comes in either graphite, silver, or copper rose aluminium with a choice of black, blue, pink or red bands. There are no LTE versions available of either watch, ...

The Versa 4 is also 1.2mm thinner than its predecessor, but weighs more by 2g, although it’s highly unlikely you’d notice either of those changes to its proportions.

And as of Feb. 4, you can find the Fitbit Versa 4 reduced to just $149.95 at Amazon. This deal can be found in all color ...

The Sense 2 and Versa 4 are Fitbit's flagship wearables, but it's the Sense 2 that delivers a far better overall experience. Here's how they compare.

For example, the Versa 4 features more vibrant choices, like pink sand with copper rose aluminum, whereas the Sense 2 offers a more muted pallet of colors, like shadow grey with graphite aluminum.

The Versa 4 is the only one of the two smartwatches that can pair with an iPhone (although I don’t recommend it as the Apple Watch exists). It also lasts longer on a single charge than the Samsung.

The Versa 4 is a great all-rounder fitness tracker, especially so for those who enjoy lifestyle features and a colorful user interface. There are over 40 sports tracking modes that include running ...

The Versa 4 includes a feature that detects changes to the temperature of your skin but only provides a daily variation figure. The Sense 2 provides an enhanced version using a dedicated skin ...