Customer Ratings & Reviews

It looks great, highly functional, and I love it!! I got it within the 1st week it was released and never looked back. FitBit on Steroids is what I refer to it as. Lots of ppl ask if it's the Apple watch b/c of the look. I'm not a super techy....so it does all that I need it to do and their customer service is friggin awesome! Because of the excellent customer service....I'd buy another Fitbit product with little persuasion. BTW- I needed CS for assistance linking my Samsung Note to the device to receive notifications.

love how it tracks everything i do!! love the fact that i can receive my texts & incoming call notifications.

I was very pleased with the Blaze, great track but, I like the smart watch because you can answer your phone and play music from the watch. If you can't afford a smart watch this would be the next best thing.

I love my Fitbit Blaze tracker and watch. It not only tracks my exercise, but also notifies me of incoming calls and messages. You can change the brightness level when you are outside which is a big deal. It has a color screen which is very nice and you can also change the face to match your outfits. I purchase pretty bands to dress it up so that I can wear it all the time. This is important as I want to keep track of my exercise.

This smart watch was good for what it could do. I really liked the features such as the heart monitor and the ability to monitor my sleep. However, I was looking for something with a lot more connectivity. I wanted to have the same features as the Fitbit but I also wanted to connect to my text messages, notifications, phone calls, etc. Unfortunately, the FitBit Blaze did not offer all of those features.

I replaced my old Fitbit with the Blaze and I've been very pleased. Easy to set up, comfortable to wear. I love being able to change the watch face display, and the watch numbers are highly visible. Syncs perfectly with my IPhone 6. Better sleep tracking than the Fitbit. Especially like the vibrate notification for texts and phonecalls, also when I've reached my step goal. Just what I was looking for to upgrade without the expense of an Apple Watch.

I don't mind the bulky size, but I hit it on things often. I think the black or blue would make it look really manly. I'm not sure how accurate it is. Sometimes I look and it hasn't accurately tracked my steps. If I could go back I would just get a cheaper, smaller one. It's nice to be able to see text messages and not carry a phone around. I don't sleep in it so I only have to charge it once a week.

Good watch does a lot of need things. I like that it tracks sleep. Also like heart rate feature.

This is attractive, nice and elegant watch which comprises all the required features for any smartwatch and a fitness tracking device. It looks beautiful like a apple watch and still carries all decent properties of fitbit series. A must buy for any person. You will not regret the decision as you will fall in love with it as its elegant, easy to use, provides all fitness tracking, smartphone notifications and many more things.

I've had the watch for about a week now and I'm a big fan for what it is. I bought this because it was less than the Apple Watch and geared more for fitness. The app is amazing and allows you to track everything from your fitness throughout the day to your sleep patterns. The only drawn back is that it'll show you when you have a call or a text but you can't respond like you would on the Apple Watch. Other than that I would recommend to anyone who wants a fitness watch with a screen

I have used this watch for about a week. I have enjoyed tracking steps and calories with the app and the tracker seems to be doing a great job. There was an issue the first day with changing the watch face in the app and it would not sync. it synced later in the day which causes me to believe it may have been my connection. The only other down side to this so far would be that it is uncomfortable to sleep with. I have not found a strap adjustment to make it comfortable while I sleep.

Tracks and syncs all activities, nice easy to read display. Auto heart rate monitor works great.

Love the Fitbit. I can check my exercise progress and my heartbeats. Nice looking and easy to use.

Record your heart rate, sleep, everything to keep healthy. Links with your apple devices. Just perfect

Comfortable ,nice looking, great price,pretty accurate , it will b great if it was waterproof, it would've been 5 stars!

I got my Fitbit on a whim, and it was a pretty good whim. I didn't want one of the bulkier looking ones, so I was showed this one by a worker at Best Buy, and the look is much better. It tracks not only your heart rate and steps, but it can also track workouts and tracks your sleep, how long, how many times you wake up and are restless. My only complaint is that it isn't as durable as the other ones. I am in the army, so I do some pretty rough stuff and it got scratched up pretty easy.

So far I love it - bigger than I'd like, but very cool! Great at syncing with phone & only need t charge once every 5 days.

Watch is very easy to use and accurate with tracking steps. Would highly recommend this watch.

I acquired a Blaze after my Microsoft Band 2's strap broke and - due to it being discontinued - I wasn't able to get a replacement. The Blaze is mediocre at what it does, and it doesn't do much. For example, you can't even set an alarm on the device without using the companion app on the phone. There's little to no reason for this in my opinion. You can set a timer, use a stopwatch, and start/stop exercise & other sessions and that's about it. Beyond that you must always use the app on your phone. Similarly, Fitbit still hasn't mastered the art of counting steps. I hit my step count while I was wrapping Christmas presents this past holiday. Not exactly a workout. Since then I've encountered numerous similar situations. The Microsoft Band was infinitely better at counting steps. The upside is I "meet" my goals more often and I'm higher up on my friend board.... In addition, charging is clunky as heck. You have to pop the entire face out of the band, put it in this "pod" and that's how it charges. Nowhere near as slick as simply taking it off and attaching a charging cable like the Band was. I realize there are charging stands that alleviate this problem, but why do I have to buy another accessory? Strap design is solid, though. I don't anticipate this one breaking like the MS Band always did. It's also nice they're interchangeable. For the price I think Fitbit could do better.

Before purchasing this, I had a charge HR. I'm a runner, so I thought the Blaze would be better suited to my needs. However, I also take kickboxing classes several times a week, and this just didn't work for that. When tracking a workout, my boxing gloves continually touch the touch screen and turn off tracking. There was no way to remedy this. However... For just about any other type of workout, this is great. The features work well. It's similar to the Apple Watch for a lot less $$.