Customer Ratings & Reviews

Larger display is easier to read. The reminders to take 250 steps each hour are great. Accurate heart rate and auto- detection of sports activities as well as easily-interchangeable bands make this the best activity tracker on a the market today.

This device reminds you to get up and move. This encourages you to keep on a fitness program. It is rewarding at the end of the day to see how much progress you have made. It is also helpful in keeping your weight under control.

I got charge hr as my first one then I bought this one because of gps and it works great! I so love it and especially I can change the straps! I highly recommend this product to buyers out there!!!

I like how the screen display is bigger than the Fitbit charger HR and the band is exchangeable. But However they could do better with text message display alert. It didn't show the whole message and if u missed it there no way to go back and look what was the message about.

I bought one for a friend and now I purchased one for me. I love all the benefits and challenges for fitness. This watch and the app has me sold on the Fitbit brand!

Love the new way you can recharge the fitbit. How easy it is to plug it in and remove it without it damaging or cracking the plastic side of the fitbit.

I bought the Versa Fitbit for the sole purpose of being able to track my sleep. The original Versa died. Fitbit replaced my Versa with probably a refurbished or a returned Fitbit. From day one I had a problem with the replacement. It was not syncing to the app (in my phone). I have made numerous phone calls to Fitbit regarding this issue. They have trouble shoot the watch each time with my help. They reset my Fitbit to factory settings and directed me to synced the Fitbit to my phone again. It’s always the same procedure and I have done it myself when I didn’t have time to be on the phone with them. Absolute piece of crap. Crappy hardware. After calling them for 5 months with the same problem and obviously incapable of fixing it, they tell me you are out of warranty and the best we can do is give you $25.00 towards a new one. I would not buy another one for $10.00. I argued that they sent me a bad Fitbit, to start with, but they would not go for it. I was calling about this piece of trash from when I received it and it would not sync. I am never buying another Fitbit product, and neither will I ever recommend one; in fact I will recommend against them. Don’t waste your money.

I shopped a number of stores before coming to Best Buy. Your employee asked what I was looking for, he said, "we do have that color so do you want small or large?" My girl is so happy with her Fitbit!

I love how the app lets you monitor what you have been doing and NOT been doing. It doesn't lie. It's not complicated.

Use it daily. No complaints at all. My wife and I have competitions against one another.

Does not seem to count stair flights accurately. Mine are 14 steps each way and after 5 up and down, it might count 2 total.

Bought 4 for the family.one of the best on the industry..

Counts my steps helps me be aware of my fitness activities.

I love my Fitbit charge 2. Highly recommend getting it.

it's really helps track your progress....I like it very much

I am loving my Fitbit charge 2 Activity Tracker....

I love the Fitbit for what it is but I am not rough at all on my Fitbit and I have had it replaced four times because of broken vans or what not. They always corrects him mistakes but come on! Return it four times! Best but I won’t do anything and we have to call Fitbit

Very happy with this tracker. It's accurate and so easy to use. I have owned several trackers; 2 older model Fitbits and 1 other brand. The HR Charge 2 is the best so far. Love the breathing sesson when I need to relax. Set up with my Galaxy s7 was simple. Great online support for one small issue. It isn't waterproof, but I wasn't interested in that option anyway. Lots of features in a beautiful slim design.

I like the Fitbit Charge 2's features: compact, easy to use, long lasting battery. My favorite feature is how the watch will occasional remind you if you've been sitting too long with a cute message like "feed me steps". I find the phone notifications useful, so I don't have to have my phone by me constantly. I can't read the message, but the alert is helpful. I gave the watch a four, because cleaning the metal straps where the band clips onto the watch is difficult, and it's disappointing at this price point for the unit not to be waterproof. Music controls would have been a nice touch, but the watch is a solid middle ground option for those that want more flexibility to input the start of workouts (Alta HR only auto recognizes exercise after 10 minutes), but maintain a slimmer form factor (compared to the Blaze).

I did a Google search for Fitbits because I mostly wanted one for heart rate monitoring. I saw that the Fitbit Charge 2 was new and after reading what it could track, I didn't need to look any further. Especially because of the Lavender and Rose Gold limited edition color (the band is a lavender/heather color with rose gold color accents) and the touch screen capability. This Fitbit not only does constant heart rate monitoring, it tracks your steps, how many miles you have walked, the number of minutes you have been active, the amount of floors you've climbed, how many calories you burned, and your sleep habits. It also tells you the time, battery percentage, you can use it as a stopwatch, set an alarm, and turn on notifications (you can receive text messages on your Fitbit when you have your phone's bluetooth on and nearby). These are all things you can customize via the FitBit app. Your Fitbit syncs to your app via bluetooth. As bluetooth can drain your iPhone battery quicker, you can turn your phone's bluetooth on whenever you want to sync. It's easy to set up and it's comfortable to wear. The two downsides are: 1) It is NOT waterproof (you can't shower/swim, etc while wearing it). 2) It does NOT power off, BUT so far it has had great battery life. I usually charge it while showering, but you could probably go a good three or four days without charging and still have 70% battery. (You can set the heart rate monitor to AUTO and it will turn off while Fitbit is not moving to save battery or turn it to OFF if heart rate monitoring isn't needed/wanted 24/7) I think if you are wanting a good way to start being more conscious of your health, a Fitbit is a good starting point and a good investment. It would also make a great gift for anyone as it tracks a variety of things. Don't be shy about asking for price matching because that's what I did and saved $20 albeit that was right before Christmas.