Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have had the Blaze about a month now and it is working great. The battery life is ok, lasting about 3-4 days depending on my activity level. I am not sure how well this will hold up over time as it doesn't have that "rugged" feel to it. The stock band that comes with it has a very cheap feel to it, but so far it is holding together for me. I am not sure how accurate the heart monitor is as I haven't compared it to anything, it seems to be fairly accurate most of the time I think.

Needed a fitness tracker with a decent clock design and it was a plus that the Blaze has interchangeable straps. I also enjoy the heart rate monitor and the that it connects to my smart phone.

The watch works as advertised. Good tracking of steps, shows notifications, and looks good. I tried to buy the silver looking watch, but this particular Best Buy was out of that so I ended up paying an additional $30 for the darker version. I'm sure it's not worth the $30 for the gun metal. It is certainly a step down from the Apple watches and since Fitbit purchased Pebble I keep hoping that Fitbit will step up their game on these smart watches.

Great product for any type of fitness, weightlifting or exercise or office setting, especially with a leather band. Easy to setup and keep track of progress. A+ purchase!!

The battery life is pretty good on this watch. The connection to phones is great. Use it in rain and shower with No problems. Basically does what it says.

I have used this for quite some time and have been very pleased with it. The settings are easy to use and the activity tracker and app work very well.

Purchased this for my 18 year old daughter as a graduation present. She loves it! She takes total advantage of all the functions. Uses it to track exercise and sleep and loves being able to glance and see who is texting her. Bought her a pretty leather band to go with it and it looks beautiful on her wrist. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because it's not water proof.

Nice product. Great for activity tracking (better than apple watch, especially the app) but fails to surpass apple watch in other functionality

I own many Fitbit trackers and each has its Pros and Cons. The Blaze is the latest that Fitbit has come up with and is nice overall. It does everything all the other trackers do, with loaded FitStar workouts right on the watch, the usual timers, watch with different faces, etc etc.. I tried this one because it uses your phone's GPS instead of a built-in GPS like the SURGE. Don't get me wrong, LOVE my SURGE, but in GPS mode, it would eat up the battery. The Blaze tracker lasts a lot longer whether using GPS or not. I used it in several modes now and like them all. CAUTION, before you get frustrated with getting the GPS connected to your phone, relax, it IS a process and you MUST have a few settings just right or it WILL NOT connect. ONCE I figured it out with NO HELP from Fitbit, it works flawlessly. I gave it four stars because of the very sensitive screen and buttons. I tracked a workout this weekend and because it instructs the wearer to wear loosely and up the arm, it slid back down and had my wrist flexed and it shut the current tracking workout off. Had I not seen it and restarted it, I would have been grossly upset. Its not a flaw, but it is something I feel that needs to be passed on. The ONLY other issue is Fitbit customer service.......they're horrible, and that's being polite. Products are great tho.....

I've been with out a watch for years! I was tempted to get the iwatch but did not get it. What led me to buy this watch is it has the essential I identified for me. 1; Watch + Date. 2 Heart Rate. 3. Step tracker + calories. 4 A battery that last 5 days (unlike the iwatch) 5 All data send to smartphone and computer for perfomance review. Plus at an affordable price.

I upgraded my Fitbit from the Flex to the Blaze. It is a definite upgrade and much better now that they added the additional watch faces. I do have problems with not always getting messenger notifications reliably no matter the distance of my phone to the Blaze. Also takes much longer to sync than the Flex. Works pretty well as far as I can tell otherwise.

Really loving the Fitbit Blaze so far. It reminds me to keep pushing and motivates me to stay active. The features are awesome and battery life is amazing. I definitely recommend this watch to someone looking to start being active/continue to be active/or push their limits. Great investment. FYI (it's a fitness watch not a true smartwatch)

I almost got the iwatch but ended uo getting this one, the reason? I think the iwatch has way to many features for a watch, also I read a lot of reviews where that watch drains the battery in a day. The battery on this one last me about 5 days. The featured here are what I was looking for. The gunmetal edition was a must for me!

I really like that the Fitbit the battery life is great (if your bluetooth is off) it can last me up to 3-4 days.

Three weeks after I purchased the Blaze I noticed my heart rate was at 162. I went to the doctor who called an ambulance and rushed me to the hospital. I was in Afib. Had it not been for the Fitbit Blaze I would not have seemed medical help. Thank you Firbit

Easy to use. Easy to keep track of your physical activity during the day and how well you sleep at night

I love the Fitbit Blaze it does ever thing I need. The added color make it even more appealing.

Seems a bit much for a flimsy smart watch. Basically purchased it to keep track of steps, and retrieve text messages and know when someone is calling. You can interact with other users. Love the black on black look bathe chrome and black. Seriously can't justify the $30 mark up for same model

I Really Love The Blaze. The Gunmetal Looks Badass! Works Great! Love The Extra Features!

i really wanted to get a smartwatch and heard nothing but great things about the fitbit blaze. I know the newest fitbit blaze is out but i couldnt recommend this enough! only thing that i dont like about this watch is that you cant answer calls with the watch if you dont have a iphone, which really doesnt turn me off from the watch but if i had to pick something negative out about it, thats what it would be