Arrows
One of our favourites from the Ionic also makes it across to the Versa, with Arrows allowing you to get a clean, colourful look at your day. You’ll get six stats spots available on the face, with the metrics and colours of the top four arrows all easily changed. Even the background colour can be toggled, making this one of the more customisable options within the store. You’ll initially get a 24-hour free trial with Arrows on your wrist before having to subscribe.
Sliding Puzzle
Essentially a more detailed version of the Fitbit’s Boxy face from the Ionic, Sliding Puzzle lets you interact with the tiles in order to change their colour or rearrange by tapping the blank space. And besides that, the style still gives you a glanceable look at all your key stats, with the settings section allowing you to set the clock preference.
Prime
Sometimes you just want that data front and centre and easy to glance at when you look down at your wrist. This is one watch face that certainly delivers on that front. If you want to know if you’re nailing your steps or need to keep closer tabs on your resting heart rate, this big, bold Versa exclusive is one of the slickest options to get onto your smartwatch.
Starry
Fancy freshening up the usual grids and tiles with something a little more creative? Look no further than Starry, a night-themed face, which lets you customise the background of the night sky and the stars, while also receiving an insight into battery through the moon in the top right and how close you are to crossing your activity goal (either steps, floors, calories, distance or active minutes) through the planet in the bottom left.
Pink Floyd fans will know the inspiration for this Versa watch face. But it’s more than just a simple homage to that iconic album cover. The colours can be configured to indicate the time and date, with the coloured part indicating your fitness tracking progress. It’s one of the best examples of a face that displays data in a really unique way.
About Time
Similar to the FlashRing and Moment Clocks faces from the Fitbit Ionic, About Time gives you a layout which includes four stats icons – steps, active minutes, heart rate and calories – below the time and date. You won’t be able to customise these, unfortunately, but they do give you a simple and reliable option to keep coming back to.
Mood Log
This is one from the Fitbit Labs, the place where Fitbit tests experimental features, apps and watch faces. Mood Log is a really simple looking analogue watch face that lets you toggle between HR, calories burned, steps and active minute stats. Its special feature is the ability to leave markers to indicate your mood. You can set up custom reminders to make sure you log your mood and energy levels and then you can check your data over on your mood log page on the Fitbit web dashboard.
Retro Sunset V
This 80s inspired watch face just looks great. Tapping in the centre switches between all that important health data, including steps, distance and calories burned. It first appeared on the Ionic and now it’s adapted for the Versa and it’s without doubt one of our faves to show off that bright, vibrant screen.
Flux
One which gives you the option to have an analogue or digital styling, Flux also brings one of the most adjustable faces in Fitbit’s arsenal. You can change the colour and set the opacity of every strip, enable a battery indicator, time counter and even flatten the design entirely. If nothing else, this one will definitely keep you busy while you fine-tune the bars to suit your taste.
EightSeven
It’s another retro, 80s inspired entry that we love just because it looks the part on that curvy Versa screen. The flowing, animated streams of colour only come alive when you wake up the watch, plus you can adjust the data displayed. The focus is on time as opposed to fitness, but that’s quite alright with us.
Biorhythm Time
In no way affiliated with BBC Radio 6 Music’s weekly show (well, we don’t think it is), this Versa watch face is dominated by an analogue face and three icons down the side that when tapped launch you into a chart plotting your physical, emotional and intellectual moments over a 30-day period. We are not entirely sure how it achieves that, but what we do know is that you have a great deal of colours to pick from if you want to change the look of the colour on pretty much every element of this unique watch face.
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