Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have owned a few other Fitbits but wanted to upgrade to the Blaze. I purchased my Blaze in a store and took it home only to spend two hours trying to sync it to my phone. A call to tech support was unsuccessful and I was instructed to take it back to the store for an exchange. I opted to leave it on the the charger for a few hours longer and was eventually able to get the Blaze to sync with my phone. After a week or so of use the screen would no longer turn on. I called tech support again and they sent out a replacement tracker. I have had no problems since and really like the Blaze's features especially after the latest software update. Moral of the story, if you have any issues call tech support and actually return it instead of messing around trying to fix the tracker.

Like other models I have used, the features are comprehensive and plenty. Charging is annoying because you have to pop out the main piece from the bands each time. My watch eventually died after a long while and I was able to replace with a newer model with Geek Squad protection.

I bought this a few week ago and I love it. It does so much and is so easy to use. I was worried about how big it seemed in the box however I got use to it quickly

I bought this for my girlfriend to replace her Charge HR which she loved but she wanted the newer one with the new features. The color LCD is a nice addition to the line up and the battery life last as long as the older models. The new features are a nice addition to the new Fitbit. I have the Charge HR and it's great but i am looking forward to upgrading to this model. Highly recommended!

No more cheating the diet. I like that it reminds me to be active and how it keeps track of my sleep pattern if I haven’t forgot to charge it lol.

This is my 4 Fit bit product, I have bought Flex and Charge previously. Compare to all this is very good. Battery life is very good and at least last for 5 days.

I love my Blaze. Wish it was water proof. Which Fitbit doesn't make one yet they will tell its water proof. They will one day to keep up with competition. I use the Blaze everyday for workouts, weights, walking, and cycling. You won't be disappointed. I bought another brand and took it back. It was water proof. I had a Charge it was ok but the Blaze is a huge up grade for the few more dollars.

Wears just like a normal watch, charge lasts well considering what it is. Usually 5 days, better than what I was expecting. Wish is was waterproof. Wish you could see the challenges with friends without going to the phone app for that. Occasionally disconnects from phone, but. It sure if that is iPhone or Fitbit issue...usually reconnects no problem if I click airplane mode on then back off.

I bought this so that I wouldn't have to struggle with my phone while at the gym. I can easily answer calls and check text messages without having to reach for my phone. The only downside is that I can't answer text messages with it, but I think that would be kind of awkward anyway. Otherwise, it does all the things that a FitBit does: step-tracking, fitness-tracking, even fitness programs.

Works good. Love the text and email pop ups on the watch but you can’t reply to them. Can control music from the watch and answer or decline calls.

This is a great smart watch, but if you’re looking for a true smart watch along with the fitness tracking I’d go with one of the galaxy watches or Apple Watch. This is a great watch but aside from being able to see all notifications you’re probably better off with one of the other, cheaper fitbits. I do enjoy this watch, but I’ll certainly be upgrading to the new Apple Watch.

I bought one for my daughter in law for Mother's Day and then wished I had one. So what did I do? So glad I made the purchase. It does all it says it will do and is a great way to keep motivated to stay fit. I find myself checking throughout the day to make sure I get all my steps in. I love that you can challenge friends and family who also have a Fitbit. It makes staying healthy fun.

Really good at what it does--especially with the addition of a reminder to get steps each our. Battery lasts a long time and sleep tracking and HR monitor are nice. Only complaint is that if you do use it for sleep tracking, unlees it's completely flush against your skin, it can shine out a really bright green light that esapes underneath if it moves wrong (part of the HR monitoring).

I owed a Fitbit Alta and decided to upgrade. That was a great decision. The Blaze is full of features and is a great addition to my workouts.

I've been very impressed with the Fitbit Blaze. It works exactly as advertised. It's not a full-blown smartwatch, but rather a good looking fitness tracker with some extra abilities. It can control your music, show you incoming texts and calls, and show your calendar reminders. I've also been impressed with the battery life which has been at or above the advertised 5-days of usage.

The look of the Blaze is more of the classic watch. It is limited to 3 or 4 different faces to choose from. The features are not many more than available with the Charge, though it does seem to be more accurate than the prior version. Alerts/notifications via Bluetooth are available and easy to turn on or off.

I upgraded my Charge HR to this bad boy after second guessing the size and whether or not it was right for me. Well, it was a fantastic choice. I'm a ginormous tech geek and this is the first wearable that I've been completely happy with. It does all of the things I want it to do, and none of the things that don't yet make sense on a smartwatch. Fitbit can't be beat in the fitness category and the low-power bluetooth connectivity for notifications and alarms has been more helpful than I'd expected. I frequently went without my Charge HR (which felt kind of like a glorified livestrong band), but find myself always with my Blaze. The best part is that I can forget to charge it for days on end without a worry. Last thing I needed was another device to give me range anxiety. If you're in the market for a fitness tracker or any wearable, and you don't want to deal with a clunky short battery life smartwatch, get the Blaze. Wearables are only as good as how often you wear them, and by that measure the Blaze is the best. ONLY reason for deducting the star is the charger. It requires pulling it out of the band (which is REALLY easy) and it's a big product design fail in my book. (and I design products) There's no reason they couldn't have accommodated charging while the band is on. Then it would have gotten 5 stars. Get the Fitbit Blaze. Get in shape.

I've tried all sorts of fitness bands. Garmin. Fitbit. Polar. I was excited for the Blaze release and it's lived up to my expectations. The Fitbit app is the best on the market. Battery life is excellent - especially if you turn off the heart rate monitor when not exercising. When in use, the heart rate monitor is very accurate. The smart notifications are really helpful as well.

Great watch for the price and I’m motivated to reach my daily goals... tracks my meals, sleep habits, water intake in addition to my excercises

I love that it shows my sleep pattern. I have develop a nice eating plan to help me stay on track by holding myself accountable for what I eat.