I've had a Versa 3 for about two years. Two operational problems with it, rebooting itself and reverting to an unwanted clock face. Sometimes both happen, sometimes one or the other. I replaced a Samsung Active with it because of much better display and health monitoring, but if the dumb thing keeps rebooting and changing displays I need during workouts, what's the point? It doesn't lose data, but it fails to capture anything while it's farting around deciding whether or not it wants to work. (Versa also has a grossly inferior timer that goes up to two hours versus Samsung's 24.)
From what I've been able to observe, it seems that the rebooting is caused by the sensors on the back of the watch pressing too firmly into the skin. I have no clue why that would do it, but there is no other explanation. I thought of the button on the side being activated, and that's not the case. I need to have it fairly snug because of my goofy wrist geometry, and that seems to be beyond the threshhold of whatever sensitivity in the watch is doing this. The face that I use because of the health stats display I need is from FitFace, but those are supposed to be safe. I guess not. So then why does Rebootfit keep allowing their products to be installed?
By the way, I also tried a Zepp GTR4. You think Rebootfit has crap support? At least they tell you something, however insincere or meaningless. Zepp has ZERO customer support response, and it locked me out of my data when I got a new phone and the app didn't transfer correctly but won't let me request a new password.
