I understand Versa uses the Phone's GPS...the issue is that when new in Nov 2018, it did just that - tracked runs using my phone's GPS and the display showed exact pace and mileage covered - using that GPS detail from the phone.
After one of the updates last year (somewhere in August I believe), that all stopped. The Versa suddenly was WAAAY off - it was like a program update messed up how it interprets the GPS data. It will either show my run as 1-2 miles less or more than the actual GPS mileage; during the activity the mileage ticked off will be about .2 miles more/less per mile of actual travel. The track recorded in Fitbit, even showing an accurate GPS route on the map, is WAAAY off of what real mileage is (no wild GPS mis-reads sending "me" across the planet, but tracked right on the road where I went).
I think we're all asking Fitbit to fix this and return to displaying on the watch the GPS data the phone is collecting and keep at the end a track that matches the mileage of the actual planet we run on. We all know our phone's are accurate because we can use other apps on the phone (like MapMyRun) to get an accurate track, but never with the Fitbit Versa watch.
