#fitbit versa lite hands-on

About a year ago, we reviewed the Fitbit Versa, which was a follow-up to their successful first smartwatch, the Ionic. The Versa itself is a toned down version of the Ionic, and now the company has decided to thin it down further by introducing the Versa Lite. Like the standard Versa, the Lite Edition doesn't try to look like a traditional circular watch. For the Versa Lite, you only get one physical button situated on the left side, which acts as your back button when you're using an app, or the lock button when you're on the home screen/watch face. The Versa Lite is one tough little cookie. OS, UI, Apps, and Storage The Versa Lite uses Fitbit OS. Give it some time to automatically update and set-up the Versa Lite, and you're in business. Since we don't get local storage on the Versa Lite, music is a bit of a challenge. Read more in our articles including "Fitbit Versa Lite Review" and "HP ElitePad 900 Windows 8 Pro tablet sells for Php44k".