You can select the exercise routine you want for the Versa 2 to start logging data (Image credit: Future) And if you are planning on getting yourself a Versa 2 and toting your phone along wherever you go, then perhaps you won’t have a chance to complain about the lack of offline Spotify support on the Versa 2. Every time you go for a run, walk or bike ride, you will have to take your phone with you for location information.
The lack of a GPS chip can be a deal breaker for many. You can, however, add music files of your own to the device, with 2.5GB reserved for local music storage. As such, you won’t be able to just use the Versa 2 to listen to offline Spotify playlists, although Deezer and Pandora are capable of doing so. Quick Settings allows you to toggle the Do Not Disturb, Sleep Mode, always-on display, screen brightness (only three options to choose from: dim, normal and max), and screen wake (auto or manual) options.įitbit is quick to point out that the Spotify app ships with the Versa 2, but it is important to note that the app can only act as a remote, controlling the music playing the Spotify app running on your phone. Swipe down and you get access to notifications and, by default, you can access Quick Settings, music controls and Fitbit Pay. This customization can be done via the Versa 2’s settings app. For a quick look at how you’ve fared today, just swipe up to launch Fitbit Today data – this pane displays up to seven items of your choosing and can include total steps, steps per hour, heart rate, sleep stats, and food and water intake. These can be rearranged to your liking by lightly pressing and hold till there’s haptic feedback. To access the app launcher, you swipe from right to left, with four app shortcuts listed on each page.
Fitbit Versa 2 at Amazon for $159.99 (opens in new tab).Swipe to launch apps (Image credit: Future)
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