The Fitbit Versa 3 is the latest iteration of the Versa 2. This wearable comes with most of the latest and greatest fitness/wellness and connectivity tools that Fitbit has to offer, all of which can also be found on the brand new Fitbit Sense. The built-in GPS is a huge selling point for shoppers who prefer to leave their smartphones at home while working out.

Improved Pure Pulse heart rate tracking technology and active intensity minutes could offer some users more granular goal tracking. Android users will be able to respond to texts and calls directly from the device. Fitbit Pay is supported, as is music integration with Pandora, Deezer and Spotify. Finally, voice assistant support from Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant (coming soon) is coming, making for a wear-and-go experience for busy routines.

I’ve used the Versa 3 as my go-to tracker for running, walking, and also to tell the time. For the most part, it was nearly unnoticeable on my wrist when I had the right fit, though it wasn’t always easy to interact with.

The Fitbit Versa 3 looks similar to previous versions of the model, but with softer, more rounded edges that fit better on the wrist and offer faster response times, according to Fitbit. While the standard model I tested came with a silicone Infinity Sport band, there are several fancier watch bands available, including a quick-release band if you opt for a special edition, which is definitely preferable to the basic black version I tested, which really does look like a sports watch rather than a “regular” watch.