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Name: Fitbit - Charge Wireless Activity Tracker (Small) - Slate
Brand: Fitbit
SKU: 8681733
Price: 54.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (3356 reviews)

Fitbit - Charge Wireless Activity Tracker (Small) - Slate

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QuestionWhat is the difference between the $99.99 fitbit and the $129.99 fitbit?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer The fitbit charge ($129) has a clock (military time also if you prefer) and incoming calls display on its face. There are numerous silent alarms which can be set to vibrate. The fitbit flex ($99) only has a row of lights to display your progress. Although, the flex, has the option of interchangeable colored wrist bands. I've had both and prefer the charge.
  Answered 10 years ago by Julyheart
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Questionwaterproof or water resistant?waterproof or water resistant?
Asked 10 years ago by Me ;).
- Answer Splash proof, will handle rain, sweat, splashing while washing hands. It is not waterproof and needs to be taken off for showering and swimming.
  Answered 10 years ago by harrypottar
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QuestionHow do I know what size I need to order?
Asked 11 years ago by Barb.
- Answer Aloha Barb, Small fits 5.5" - 6.7" Large fits 6.3" - 7.9" X-Large fits 7.8" - 9.1"
  Answered 11 years ago by KoloheBoy
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Questiondoes it monitor heartrate?heart rate
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer The Fitbit Charge does not monitor heart rate. There is a Fitbit HR that does.
  Answered 10 years ago by SugarHoney
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QuestionCompatible with Android?Is the $129 fitbit compatible with Androids phones?
Asked 10 years ago by Jerry.
- Answer I have a droid ( Samsung galaxy ) and have not had any problems syncing my tracker to the phone. As long as you can download the App onto your phone and you have your Bluetooth and WiFi enabled you shouldn't have any issues.
  Answered 10 years ago by becks
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QuestionIf you don't have a smartphone, how do you retrieve the info?
Asked 11 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer You can sync your Fitbit activity tracker with any Android, PC, or iOS device.
  Answered 11 years ago by Techy59
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QuestionDoes the Charge have to be charged and if so is the charger included ?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Yes. Battery charge lasts approximately one week. The charger is included to plug into a USB.
  Answered 10 years ago by SleepyGirl
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QuestionDoes this model tell time/function as a watch also?The other model described as a watch has a huge face and is unappealing to me.
Asked 9 years ago by bhomer17.
- Answer Yes the Fitbit charge has time. I wear mine as a watch.
  Answered 9 years ago by Steelersfan86
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QuestionDoes it count how many deep, restorative REMs one has during the night?
Asked 10 years ago by Bruce.
This question was asked about the related product: Fitbit - Charge Wireless Activity Tracker + Sleep Wristband (Small) - Blue
- Answer the sleep setting as two different options. Sensitive or Standard. It gives a very accurate scale in a bar graph of how long it took till you fell soundly asleep, how may times you were restless and for how long, and shows an average of exactly how many actual hours and minutes you slept soundly.
  Answered 10 years ago by AerobicsTeacher
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QuestionDo any of the Fitbits measure blood pressure? Need one that does HR, BP and sleep.
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer None of the Fitbit line do blood pressure.
  Answered 9 years ago by Clell
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QuestionCan you set the time display on the Fitbit Charge to constantly show without pressing the button on the side?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
This question was asked about the related product: Fitbit - Charge Wireless Activity Tracker + Sleep Wristband (Small) - Blue
- Answer No you cannot leave the time on all the time, but it does have a tap option that you can activate, so instead of having to find the side button you just double tap the top and the clock appears (or whatever you choose as your first scrolling statistic). However, I turned off the tap option. I found the battery died too quickly because every time a bumped my wrist, or clapped while working out, it turned on.
  Answered 10 years ago by AerobicsTeacher
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QuestionIs there replacement charging cable for Fitbit charge?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Yes there is included in the package.
  Answered 10 years ago by Terri
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QuestionAdditional Braceletsmay we purchase additional bracelets for this particular fitbit tracker?
Asked 11 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer I donb't believe they sell additional braclets for this tracker. The original fitbit has that option.
  Answered 10 years ago by Fleetmarine
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QuestionI'm looking to buy this for my 11 yo daughterLooking to buy this as a Christmas gift for my soon to be 11yo daughter. I'm guessing size small is the way to go? She is an average size child. Also, the steps show up on the screen or do I need to plug it in the computer to see the results? I don't need to buy a "battery charger" correct? Charges from the computer? Comes with a charger?
Asked 10 years ago by Melb.
- Answer She will definitely need the small sized tracker. The steps along with several other details are visible from the tracker including Heart rate, distance, and the calories burned. And of course, the time is displayed in a format the is somewhat customized. When connected to a smart phone, the watch will act as a remote control to the music app, allowing you to control the music while wearing headphones. She will love it!
  Answered 10 years ago by ChanMan
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QuestionSteps vs. Arm raisingA co worker has one and said it registers as a step even if you just raise your arm for basic tasks like brushing your hair or taking a drink of something. Is this true? If so, the "steps" number will be highly skewed.
Asked 10 years ago by Debating.
- Answer You have to adjust your setting and wear it in you non- dominate hand. This way it will not register it. Also, in the setting you can chose how sensitive is it to movement.
  Answered 10 years ago by Shamtak
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QuestionI have an iPad Air 2 but not an iPhone. Will the fitbit charge work with that?
Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.
This question was asked about the related product: Fitbit - Charge Wireless Activity Tracker + Sleep Wristband (Small) - Blue
- Answer yes
  Answered 9 years ago by Conniem239
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QuestionShould I get the Fitbit Charge or the Flex?I want to get one of the two, but I'm not sure which is better,
Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer either one the fitbit charge is great!
  Answered 9 years ago by patty
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QuestionDoes it display anything to do with text messages?I've read that it displays phone number or contact info when you get an incoming phone call, so I was wondering if it displays anything when a text message comes in.
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
This question was asked about the related product: Fitbit - Charge Wireless Activity Tracker + Sleep Wristband (Small) - Blue
- Answer no it does not, only incoming calls
  Answered 10 years ago by Mark
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QuestionDo you have to tell the Fitbit charge when to go to sleep mode.Wondering if it needs to be programmed when to measure sleep patterns.
Asked 10 years ago by lizzy.
- Answer No. Simply wearing it on my wrist, it automatically picks up everything: my sleep hours & minutes, my awake # and minutes during "sleep", and my 'restless' times/minutes during "sleep". If I take the Fitbit off at bedtime, it does not measure sleep!. It sleeps :-).
  Answered 10 years ago by cheyenne
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QuestionWould this be able to track my activity in spin class where i have minimal arm movement?
Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer The charge has a feature to track specific exercise. There is a button you press and it starts the timer. Once you've completed the exercise you press the button again. I use it when I cycle on a stationary bike
  Answered 10 years ago by Cassie
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Fitbit - Charge Wireless Activity Tracker (Small) - Slate

Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between the $99.99 fitbit and the $129.99 fitbit?

Q: Questionwaterproof or water resistant?waterproof or water resistant?

Q: QuestionHow do I know what size I need to order?

Q: Questiondoes it monitor heartrate?heart rate

Q: QuestionCompatible with Android?Is the $129 fitbit compatible with Androids phones?

Q: QuestionIf you don't have a smartphone, how do you retrieve the info?

Q: QuestionDoes the Charge have to be charged and if so is the charger included ?

Q: QuestionDoes this model tell time/function as a watch also?The other model described as a watch has a huge face and is unappealing to me.

Q: QuestionDoes it count how many deep, restorative REMs one has during the night?

Q: QuestionDo any of the Fitbits measure blood pressure? Need one that does HR, BP and sleep.

Q: QuestionCan you set the time display on the Fitbit Charge to constantly show without pressing the button on the side?

Q: QuestionIs there replacement charging cable for Fitbit charge?

Q: QuestionAdditional Braceletsmay we purchase additional bracelets for this particular fitbit tracker?

Q: QuestionSteps vs. Arm raisingA co worker has one and said it registers as a step even if you just raise your arm for basic tasks like brushing your hair or taking a drink of something. Is this true? If so, the "steps" number will be highly skewed.

Q: QuestionI have an iPad Air 2 but not an iPhone. Will the fitbit charge work with that?

Q: QuestionShould I get the Fitbit Charge or the Flex?I want to get one of the two, but I'm not sure which is better,

Q: QuestionDoes it display anything to do with text messages?I've read that it displays phone number or contact info when you get an incoming phone call, so I was wondering if it displays anything when a text message comes in.

Q: QuestionDo you have to tell the Fitbit charge when to go to sleep mode.Wondering if it needs to be programmed when to measure sleep patterns.

Q: QuestionWould this be able to track my activity in spin class where i have minimal arm movement?

QuestionWhat is the difference between the $99.99 fitbit and the $129.99 fitbit?

Questionwaterproof or water resistant?waterproof or water resistant?

QuestionHow do I know what size I need to order?

Questiondoes it monitor heartrate?heart rate

QuestionCompatible with Android?Is the $129 fitbit compatible with Androids phones?

QuestionIf you don't have a smartphone, how do you retrieve the info?

QuestionDoes the Charge have to be charged and if so is the charger included ?

QuestionDoes this model tell time/function as a watch also?The other model described as a watch has a huge face and is unappealing to me.

QuestionDoes it count how many deep, restorative REMs one has during the night?

QuestionDo any of the Fitbits measure blood pressure? Need one that does HR, BP and sleep.

QuestionCan you set the time display on the Fitbit Charge to constantly show without pressing the button on the side?

QuestionIs there replacement charging cable for Fitbit charge?

QuestionAdditional Braceletsmay we purchase additional bracelets for this particular fitbit tracker?

QuestionSteps vs. Arm raisingA co worker has one and said it registers as a step even if you just raise your arm for basic tasks like brushing your hair or taking a drink of something. Is this true? If so, the "steps" number will be highly skewed.

QuestionI have an iPad Air 2 but not an iPhone. Will the fitbit charge work with that?

QuestionShould I get the Fitbit Charge or the Flex?I want to get one of the two, but I'm not sure which is better,

QuestionDoes it display anything to do with text messages?I've read that it displays phone number or contact info when you get an incoming phone call, so I was wondering if it displays anything when a text message comes in.

QuestionDo you have to tell the Fitbit charge when to go to sleep mode.Wondering if it needs to be programmed when to measure sleep patterns.

QuestionWould this be able to track my activity in spin class where i have minimal arm movement?