The best Fitbit Versa 2 bands you can buy

The Fitbit Versa 2 is now well over two years old, but it remains one of Fitbit’s best smartwatches if you’re a budget-minded buyer. If you’re considering picking up a Versa 2 or already own one, why not snag a new watch band to add a touch of personality? There are plenty of Fitbit Versa 2 bands available, but we’ve outlined a few of our favorites below.

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The best Fitbit Versa 2 bands

There are a few things to consider before investing in a new band. Thankfully, most of the bands listed below are fairly affordable. We include straps for the gym and boardroom, utility straps that work everywhere and anywhere, as well as those that focus on protecting your wearable. Have a look at the options available below.

The Versa 2’s minimalist aesthetic definitely suits metal straps and bands. This example from Fintie is our favorite example for your Fitbit. It’s constructed from stainless steel, giving it strength and longevity. A deployant clasp ensures the watch stays on your wrist without fuss and can easily be removed. As for colorways, you can choose between black, rose gold, and silver.

Metal link straps might be a tad too corporate for some users’ taste, but metal mesh offers a good middle ground. These bands are flexible, breathable, and look great in all settings and with all outfits. This pack from Tobfit includes two bands for just $16, making it the more economical choice if you’re shopping for metal bands. The straps fasten using a magnetic clasp, making it easy to remove or adjust on the fly. You get a choice of several colors, too.

This band gets our vote for one of the best budget options, coming in at just over $5. It packs a great design for active users, too. Primarily designed for runners and gym-goers, the band features a soft silicone construction with breathable holes dotted throughout. The band is water resistant and comes in several colors, including the rather fetching purple shade above.

Supcase makes some incredibly hardy watch bands for several brands. The Unicorn Beetle Pro is pretty pricey, but it provides an incredible amount of protection for your Fitbit Versa 2. The band features a raised bezel that encompasses the entire display, a TPU and polycarbonate construction for shock resistance, and a stainless steel buckle for security on the wrist. This is a must-have option if you visit the great outdoors and want to keep your wearable as safe as possible.

Nylon is a great alternative strap option if you don’t particularly like silicone or metal or don’t need the bulk of a rugged strap. This option from Hapaw is made of softer nylon that uses a Velcro patch to stick to your wrist. It’s also available in several colorways, giving users plenty of customization options.

This band’s pretty cool. It’s effectively a rugged band designed to protect your Versa 2, but it’s also made of clear TPU, giving the watch a unique aesthetic on the wrist. It uses a metal buckle, which adds some contrast to the otherwise transparent band. Overall, it’s a great alternative option if you’re looking for a strap that’ll set your wearable apart. Jazz it up even more with a snazzy Fitbit clock face.

Are you looking for a band that’s easy to slip on and off? Look no further than these elasticated nylon bands from Maledan. Each pack includes three bands, making this $12 pack a definite bargain. There are plenty of color and design options that include various patterns or plain colors.

Slim bands aren’t too common for the Fitbit Versa 2, but this option from Ouwegaga combines the utility of this design with a silicone construction. As the band is narrower than other options, it covers less skin and aids breathability. The strap also includes a large cutout on either side, which further promotes skin health. It’s also available in some pretty bright colorways, including the pink option on show above.

Finally, here’s an excellent leather strap for discerning buyers. Coming from Bayite, this slim band is made of genuine leather, which suits smaller wrists quite well. While leather may not have the utility of silicone, it makes for a more comfortable fit and feel if you don’t get it wet. There are plenty of colorways to appeal to all buyers.