Customer Ratings & Reviews

It tracks steps well. I have no complaints. If you desire a minimalist step tracker/fitness watch this is a good buy.

Really keeps track of my steps. Have yet to fully utilize it to it full capacity. Trying to figure out how to easily recognize the type of exercise I am doing.

great for active lifestyle (waterproof for pool!). Tracks Steps, heartrate and sleep with ease. I also love that it displays the battery % when u swipe the screen.

My new Fitbit is so much better than the last one I had. It has so much functionality and keeps track of so many things. I especially like the sleep evaluation part.

I have become addicted to this thing! I got it originally because I wanted to track my steps to see the difference between my old smoking self to how I improve over time being smoke free. I had NO IDEA this watch also could keep track of food and diet. It has nutritional value for a vast amount of foods and brands. You can add your own as well. The graphs chart everything from heartbeat, to movement to food intake/ calories burned weight loss and even sleep pattern. I highly recommend EVERYONE try one of these.

After using a previous model of FitBit, I am happy to see improvements in this update. It is better looking and seems more durable but the biggest improvement was the clip on the charging cord. My old one was hard to connect and eventually fell apart. While the new design is a bit more attractive, the plastic band is still not particularly comfortable. It reminds me of the old Swatch watches and thus I would like to see them evolve the band to have the more comfortable bands that Swatch developed for their watches.

This is a good value if you want the basics. Not too complicated for a person. If you want just your steps counted and heart rate you can't go wrong.

I really like my Fitbit charge 3. I got it mostly to monitor my heart rate but the sleep monitoring has been very interesting to track.

This product is very decent that tracks your steps, gives you pointers, check your heart rate and give you notifications from your cell phone.

Very easy to setup and use. My husband has a tendency to destroy his tracker and require a new one. (He is not very tech savvy) This was a great value!

This device was very easy to set up. Ive had it for several months now and wear it daily. The band is more attractive and appears more sturdy then the Charge 2.

This is my first activity tracker so I don't have anything to compare this to but it has all the features I was looking for plus it is lightweight and comfortable to wear all day and to sleep (which was a concern of mine). In addition to tracking steps, flights of stairs, calories, and active minutes it tracks the various stages of sleep which is important to me. I've had it for a month so far and no complaints whatsoever. Very comfortable and gives me all the data I was looking for. If you're looking for a smartwatch then you would need to go to the next level up but for an activity tracker this is great.

I love the FitBit because it keeps track of all my steps, sleep patterns, heart rate, etc. When I go the gym my FitBit keeps track of everything I do. It’s awesome!

The watch is super cute and the price was right. I think it charges fairly quickly and it had all the features I was interested in. I noticed a couple of weeks in that it wasn’t sending my messages to my watch. I looked online and it’s a common problem. I would’ve returned it if it was still in the window. I only bought this over the 4 because it was prettier than the current 4 offerings.

I bought Fitbit Charge 3 fitness tracking for the following reasons, it's small, tracks sleep quality, tracks some of the exercise activities and I don't have to charge it everyday. I used it for three days so far, and I am not happy with it for the following reasons, 1- Hear rate monitor is terrible, I use chest strap heart rate monitor during my exercise and realized that this Fitbit is off by far especially during the exercise. For example when I run, my HRM reports max of 161 bpm, Fitbit reports 200 bpm. Also, there is no option to connect chest HRM to it, if any at all. 2- You get basic data analysis. However, Fitbit charges $10/a month or $80 a year for premium data analysis that is not even accurate, why? absolutely not worth it. your analysis is as good as your data accuracy (most of the analysis are estimates). Besides, there are other options for fitness tracker that don't charge anything for detailed data analysis. 3- The auto exercise detection is not that reliable either, it has to be performed for at least 15 min, by default. 4- Starting to track an exercise is not as intuitive as it should be. Few times so far, when I selected what I want to track, just to realize later that I missed one more thing to active it. you need to go through about 4 screens before it starts the tracking. 5- The Touch screen is not very responsive at times, you need to swipe the screen slowly, and sometimes you have to use the button to activate the tracker.

I bought charge 3 last November when it just came out. Today, after almost a year and right after the warranty was ended, the screen started to lose pixels around the corners. When I contacted Fitbit support they said they can send me a discount code towards the purchase of their other products. As if I'm going to buy another fitness tracker from them that is designed to break down after the warranty finishes. What a joke!

I have purchased several Fitbits through the years. Great fitness tracker and easy to use for this old lady!

i have not bought a Fitbit in 4 years and I am so happy with the upgrades they made to the charge. It look ssleel on my wrist and it can be worn while swimming.

Bought it for my 65+ year old mom because she likes to track her steps, she loves it and it’s very easy for her to use and the screen is big enough for her to read

I love my fit bit. I had a charge2 and upgraded to the charge3. I’m so glad I did. My favorite thing about the charge 3 is it has the battery life on the device.