Not only is this a bit inconvenient, trying to find the right place to press, but I also found the haptic feedback a bit slow too. This button sits a little bit under the edge of the case, and you have to press ‘under’ the watch if you want to interact with it. The Fitbit Versa 3 uses a touchscreen plus one button navigation system, but as opposed to the physical button found on the Versa 2, the new model uses an ‘inductive’ button, which is more of a touch-sensitive indentation on the case rather than a button. That said, I have a relatively large wrist, and I still found the small strap plenty big enough. The box includes both small and large straps so even if you have large wrists, you don’t have to buy a separate band. The new Fitbits, including the Versa 3 and the Fitbit Sense, feature the Infinity Band, an all-silicone strap that's easy to put on, even with just one hand.
(Image credit: Fitbit) Fitbit Versa 3 review – Ease of use and user interface
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