The Sense (right) does not have this problem / © NextPit

Small difference, big effect: It is easy to accidentally press the capacitive home button on the Fitbit Versa 3 (left). Although the button can be deactivated, it is not the most ideal solution. This regularly happens during yoga, push-ups, or even when I leaned on the table.

When your wrist is sharply angled, it can cause accidental presses the touch-sensitive button. However, the button causes problems on the Versa 3. This is an idea by itself, as a capacitive button is not subject to wear and tear. While previous generations of the Fitbit Versa still had a mechanical button on the left side of the case, the manufacturer has replaced it with a capacitive button on the Versa 3 and the Sense. Still, there is a big difference in terms of the user experience. The additional five grams of weight on the Sense is virtually indistinguishable in reality. The charging cable will remain in place at the back via magnets, while the wristbands are also identical. Both of them sport a 1.58-inch OLED display with a 336 x 336 pixel resolution. Design and operationĪt first glance, the Fitbit Sense and the Versa 3 look the same. We do want to take a closer look at them below. However, there are also a few differences that ultimately result in a price difference of $70 ($299.95 vs $229.95). Affiliate offer Fitbit Versa 3 To device database

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