OS 4.1 due in early December, color options will be available. The always-on options were limited to rudimentary black-and-white clock faces, but with The Versa 2 has an option for an always-on display-meaning you can see the time at a glance without raising your wrist or tapping it and waiting for the screen to light up-while the Apple Watch Series 3 will fade to black once you lower your wrist. The two screens differ the most when you’re not actively using them. It’s also centered now, thanks to the elimination of the Fitbit logo, and from a distance, the two watches are virtually indistinguishable, with deep, rich blacks and crisp, vibrant colors. The display on the Fitbit Versa 2 has switched from LCD to OLED, bringing it up to speed with the Apple Watch. Winner: Apple Watch Apple Watch Series 3 vs. Colorwise, the two watches are very similar as well, with gray, silver, and gold options. There’s no denying the Apple Watch’s weight and craftsmanship make it feel like more of a luxury device, but the tapered design of the Versa 2 gives it a slimmer feel, despite being only slightly thinner (11.2mm vs 11.4mm). While the bezels around the screen are much thicker and more visible than they are on the Apple Watch, the two watches look extremely similar from a distance.Īnd up close, they don’t look all that different, either. But where even the 38mm Apple Watch might seem too big for some wrists, the Fitbit Versa 2 is the closest to one-size-fits-all that I’ve tested.

Versa 2 or 3