Swiping and launching apps, and even swiping up to see fitness stats, feels a half-second too slow. That feeling continues here, and it's harder to accept one year later. Last year's Fitbit Versa (and the Fitbit Ionic before it) had a slower-feeling interface than the smooth, zippy feel of the Apple Watch, Galaxy Watches or even most Wear OS watches. A side button acts as a shortcut to settings but doesn't help navigate except to exit out of menus. Swiping is less annoying than it used to be, but you will need to swipe, which seriously active people might not love on sweaty wrists. Similar to the company's Charge 3 tracker, its black and white display responds quickly and delivers basic stats fast. Sarah Tew/CNET Interface: Fast and bare-bones vs. Inspire HR (top) and Fitbit Versa Lite (bottom) are similar thickness, but very different designs.
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