Perhaps the biggest loss is music storage and streaming, and since the Versa Lite canвЂ™t make NFC payments either itвЂ™s stretching the term smartwatch a little, though it does still have access to the Fitbit app store and will flash up notifications from a connected phone. The Fitbit Versa Lite is a lighter, sleeker version of Fitbits first-generation smartwatch: the Fitbit Versa 1. Fitbit Versa Lite review Not a step forward, but at 160 itвЂ™s a solid deal. Since itвЂ™s ВЈ50 cheaper than the Versa, the Versa Lite predictably lacks a few of the features available on the former. The device has an electronic display to present information to the user. There are also more understated lilac and silver designs available. The watch band is removable and can be replaced by any standard watch band of the correct size, allowing you to customise it to your liking. While its shape is similar to the VersaвЂ™s, the Versa Lite is made more distinctive by the bold purple or blue designs, which are about as purple and blue as it is possible for something to be. The Versa Lite is similar in appearance to the Versa, though lacking the two buttons on the right side on the latter, so youвЂ™ll be using the touchscreen more when navigating its menus вЂ“ which can be tricky with sweaty fingers. The Versa Lite costs ВЈ149.99, ВЈ50 less than the original Versa and ВЈ130 less than the Fitbit Ionic, the most advanced device in the companyвЂ™s line-up. Fitbit is releasing its cheapest smartwatch yet.

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