Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fathers gift for my athletic husband. Very simple to use. He has no problem getting daily steps it's been more of a great encouragement for friends and family to get more daily exercise. Since using this device my husband has realized his quality of sleep was not good. He has made changes and is getting more sleep and much more restful sleep too.

Bought this for my wife as I already have one. Very useful and interactive. Not a big fan of the band as far as fully comfortable

Great tech piece, does everything it says it can do, but I remember some complaints about it irritating the skin... Sure enough the band bothered my wrist. after becoming too sore to wear on my left arm, I moved it to the right and got same results. Red spots like a rash appeared, I haven't worn it for 4 days now. Easy to set up and operate, however you may experience the same reaction. Not sure what to do now, because I want to continue using it.

Very happy with this purchase - love the color and detail of band, love that it syncs to my phone, love that i get notifications!

Fitbit - Charge 2 Activity Tracker and Heart Rate monitor is everything I was looking for in a fitness wristband. I had a garman before and I had to start charging much more often.

So far it has done everything it said. I have had longer battery life than the spec said, which is why I gave up my apple watch.

I love this Fitbit. Only issue I had was that the band wears and tears easy but I found amazon has great replacements for the plastic band as well as metal ones with cool features

Had the Original Fitbit Charge HR tracker when came out a few years ago and while it was good, its band became an issue quickly deteriorating until it fell apart. Bought the new Charge 2 which has replaceable band option, and find that it's a much better value in both quality and the newer features provided. Very happy with it.

I already own an Apple Watch that I base my physical activity with, however, the wellness rewards program does not use the active minutes from the Apple Watch but they do use the active minutes from any fitbit device. The active minutes are easier to max out the activity points than just steps. So after talking with a few of my coworkers and having some reward points to sue, I purchased this Charge 2. Downloading and setting up the fitbit app on my iPhone was a snap. It took me a couple of tries to get the charger to fit on the device correctly, but once I got the hang of it, it is easy. I wear both of them at work and when I exercise. I have to do a lot of walking at work to get to meetings, so I get a lot of steps in just in the normal activity of my job. The heart rate monitor between devices are almost never more than a couple of beats per minute either way. The activity minutes are pretty close, once I get past the 10 minute minimum requirement of the fitbit. The steps are close during normal walking, but the fitbit is a little more sensitive when I am mowing the lawn or shopping for groceries. However, when I mow the lawn, the fitbit auto activity thinks that I am doing an outdoor bike ride, not mowing the lawn. it is easy to change the activity, so I just have to remember to change it. The fitbit will not replace my Apple Watch, but until the wellness rewards program uses the Apple Watch activity minutes, I will continue to use the fitbit in conjunction with my Apple Watch. It works for what I need it to do. If you are only looking for an activity tracker, I recommend this device vs the Apple Watch because of the price.

Just started using this fitbit tracker - good battery life, lasts me for about 2-2.5 days. Does the job for me! I am enjoying it

Amazing device. App has a few bugs, but is reasonably well thought out and useful. For a lazy old guy like me, monitoring activity and logging food intake has made it painless to gradually lose a few pounds, and reshape my eating habits. The cardio monitor encourages exercising at the appropriate level by providing instant feedback. I only gave it 4 stars, because of bugs in the app and the Fitbit occasionally locks up and has to be restarted.

Tried two different brands in the past before these new line of fitness trackers were evolved and sent them both back. This new Fitbit Charge 2 is different. Much easier to use, time and pulse both can be shown at a glance, this is a greatly improved product and this one I am keeping. Easily syncs with the app on your phone, really liking this one.

I love this product. It tracks my steps, heartrate and even shows me who is calling. My favorite aspect of this newer model is that it shows who text message text. It allows me to be phone free around the house but still get my messages right away. I also like that the press and hold fester applies to multiple screens and settings.

I wear the wristband almost 24/7, except to charge, which happens a little over a week. The heart rate monitor is pretty accurate but sometimes loses track during high levels of activity. For me, I am not too worried about this, I use it more as a motivational tool and it keeps me active, especially with notifications that tell me to get up and move.

I bought one of these but had to return it 2 days later because the band kept separating from the faceplate by itself (separated 7 times in one day!). Thankfully, the second one has been fine and hasn't separated at all. It works well, and the battery life is longer than my previous Fitbit (Charge2). I'm putting 13-35k steps per day on it (probably averaging 15k), and it lasts 5 days before the battery indicator shows low.

I migrated seamlessly from the Charge product. The new more traditional band is a plus, the visual display is better, and the ability to hold a charge is very good. There are more features including heart beat, related activities, and the relax function. The adapter charger is better as well. I now rarely wear a watch. Overall, very satisfied.

Its way better than the HR Charge for the simple fact that you can change the bands. I never use the breathing feature and the only thing it's really missing is being water proof.

This was a gift for someone- extremely easy setup. Charged quickly. Comes with a charging cord with USB but you need the block.

I had a Charge HR and had nothing but problems with it. This is such a higher quality and more user friendly. It syncs really fast and seems to be very accurate. The charging mechanism seems to work better and faster than my old fitbit. My only real complaint is the alarm clock feature isn't the greatest. The vibration is not very strong and did not wake me up. So I don't trust it for an alarm clock. It is fine for notifications though.

I initially bought this product to track my sleep. I now rarely take it off as I am now obsessed with getting my steps. I am still trying to get used to tracking all of the other things that it allows you to do. Pretty fun to friend my co-workers and now we have a healthy back and forth with who gets the most steps each week.