Hi @FitAds - it also depends on which country you live as to how long the warranty is and also what you do with the watch.
In some countries the standard warranty is 2 or even 3 years to start with.
Technology moves quite quickly in that time so you may want a later model by then if it breaks down.
If your standard warranty is only one year, it comes down to how you use it largely.
Once it's working if you don't get it wet and don't do any firmware updates or factory resets or make major usage changes outside warranty it should last way past the warranty.
The old adage of if it ain't broke don't fix it applies. This includes not changing the Fitbit App if it is working. Any problems will be elsewhere and not the watch or app.
If you do run into problems don't do the troubleshooting without knowing which steps to do and what it will fix, because that's a recipe for making things worse.
Then you may be annoyed by how long it lasts!
My Versa original is over 2 and a half years old and still gets a full battery life and performs well.
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