Apple Watch Series 7 vs Fitbit Versa 4

This was watch was purchased to replace a standard watch that failed but it has proven that it is worth its weight in gold to me now. Favorite feature is I have a loaded calendar with meeting and appointments, and this watch will notify me discreetly while I am currently attending a meeting with out being rude in front of whom I am meeting by a phone flash or having to flip my phone over to read the display. I can put my phone away and truly give my undivided attention to whomever is needing it at the time as well as staying on time for the upcoming meetings still on the calendar! A must for someone with a busy professional lifestyle!

However, despite having no real superlatives to crow about, the Fitbit Versa 4 is still a total breeze to live with. The battery lasts a good long while if you don’t use the “always on” display mode, Fitbit’s borrowing of the Pixel Watch’s interface layout presents its smarter features in a pleasant way, particularly notifications. And despite the fitness-related criticisms we’ll cover in this review, it’s easily good enough for folks looking to casually track regular runs and hikes. 

Not to mention that I can also load music from Apple Music to it so that I don’t have to have my phone on me while working out (plus plenty of other cool apps). I’ve had it for a week now, and it has already been a great investment. The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is that the battery life leaves a LOT to be desired. I’ve changed a lot of settings to help preserve battery life (which helped), but it still requires daily charging

The Versa 4 is also much lighter now at 24 grams, which is 15% lighter than the previous Versa 3, and also about 10% thinner, despite having the same ...