fitbit versa philippines

Fitbit was quick on the follow-up of the success of their "first smartwatch", the Ionic, as they launch yet another one in the form of the Fitbit Versa. Design and Construction The Fitbit Versa follows the circular smartwatch design we've all been accustomed to, which is entirely different from the boxy feel of the Ionic. The body itself is aluminum and is sturdy and well-built. OS, UI, Apps, and Storage The Fitbit Versa uses the company's own smartwatch OS. Another caveat that they did not update is the Versa's measly 2.5GB of storage along with the manual transfer of music via the Fitbit software from your computer to the smartwatch. The Versa is also equipped with Fitbit Pay, though we still have no means of taking advantage of this as major local banks have yet to show support. Conclusion The Fitbit Versa boasts strong fitness features for a smartwatch. With an asking price of Php 13,890, the Versa is still in for a tight fight with its competitors, including Fitbit's own fitness trackers. The Versa is pretty much like a toned-downed and re-skinned Ionic, so if you're tight on budget then it is surely worth getting over Fitbit's "first smartwatch". Read more in our articles including "Fitbit Versa Review" and "Fitbit Versa launches in the Philippines".