And while it's still large, and certainly not "too small" for larger wrists or men, the squared screen, meant it just fitted that bit better, and made all the difference to my experience of wearing the device.
The Fitbit Versa has then been the first fitness tracker I've tested that actually provided a good fit for small, petite, or female wrists. I encountered a similar issue with the Apple Watch 4, which while visually appealing also took up most of my wrist, and again, while not uncomfortable per say, felt awkward and like it was just too big.
Note then that in previous Fitbit testing, as a petite female, the tall banded designs of the Fitbit Charge and Alta - even in small sizes - felt awkward as the height of the device was taller than my wrist, meaning it just didn't hug my wrist like a watch should. Screen can accidentally turn on during the night through touchscreen input, even when on 'manual' wake up only. No built-in GPS (requires smartphone for GPS). Full functionality including sleep states and cardio fitness.
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