+ I like the notifications for apps from my phone. + I like the fact I can load my payment card on to the watch fairly easily and use to pay for things + I like the weather details that you can get + Ive found the step count to be fairly accurate so far, requires a bit more a longer term test but seems fine to me, I'm not the sort of person who religiously checks every step so its ok. + You can see the DNA of a Pebble watch is in here with the UI, payment methods for additional apps and watch faces, which is a good thing as Pebble got a lot of things right. + Receives notifications and has been pretty stable so far + Comfortable to wear and not too big (Android Wear OS devices Im looking at you!) So on to my experience with the Versa 3, so far its been pretty good (although do see my Edit at the bottom!). For those on a more limited budget and who prefer Android devices then ironically we have more options, but not quite as much quality. I'm sure it will do everything you need and work seamlessly with an Apple phone. I had ordered a replacement GTS, but noticed that Fitbit were launching the Versa 3 so thought it might be time for a change.įor context, I use an Android phone so Apple is out of the question, I'm sure the Apple watch is great and if you are in the Apple eco-system (or walled garden depending on which way you want to look at it!) then I would recommend just going for an Apple watch. Unfortunately, my Amazfit GTS had a falling out with my tiled bathroom floor recently, which resulted in me needing to find a new watch. I have owned the Amazfit Bip and GTS for the last few years and have been really happy.
So, I am an ex-Pebble watch owner having funded the first Pebble smart watch way back in 2013 and have had various smart watch devices over the years.
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