I also like that you can set reminders to stick to a sleep schedule and to stay active every hour of the day.
#SMART WATCH WITH SLEEP TRACKER SKIN#
You can see your blood oxygen levels each morning on the app, along with other key health metrics, such as breathing rate, heart rate variability, and skin temperature. In this photo below, you can see one night’s sleep stages, accessed right on the watch:Īnother useful upgrade to the Versa 3 is the nightly SpO2 tracking.
I always take sleep stage data with a pinch of salt, but it’s still interesting to see it and keep an eye out for anything particularly unusual happening with your sleep. You’ll get a breakdown of your sleep stages in the morning, both on the watch face itself, and the accompanying app. It has a constant heart rate monitor too, which seems accurate when resting, and is an important part of how it calculates your sleep stages. Many sleep trackers mistake resting in bed with being asleep, but the Versa 3 gets this right with more accuracy than any previous sleep tracker I’ve used. For example, it can tell if I’m lying in bed reading or sleeping, how often I wake up in the night, and what time I wake up in the morning. I like to run and cycle, so it’s great being able to check your heart rate in different sections of your routes, as well as get an accurate distance measurement.īack to the sleep tracking, and the Versa 3 is generally accurate when it comes to the measurements I can verify myself. The Fitbit Versa 3 is the most reliable of the many sleep trackers I’ve tried over the years and is currently my personal favorite.Įven though this is an article about sleep trackers, the inclusion of built-in GPS with the Fitbit Versa 3 is one of the key upgrades improvements compared to the also very good Fitbit Versa 2.
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