OLED DisplayĪnother standout feature of the Versa 3 is the OLED display. Overall it feels sturdy, and I’ve worn it daily without any problems. You don’t have to worry about water damage if you’re ever caught in the rain, or decide to take it swimming with you. The watch has a metal unibody and is of course IP certified to be waterproof and dustproof. It can sometimes take a couple of tries to register a button press though. It’s a bit similar to the home button on the iPhone SE, and vibrates when it registers a press. One major change compared to older Versa models is that instead of a physical control button on the side, Fitbit has decided to equip the Versa 3 with a touch-based capacitive button that responds to pressure.
It retains the basic look of the earlier Fitbit Versa models, but has a more rounded look to it, resulting in a refined appearance. Let’s take a quick moment to talk about the design on the Versa 3.
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