Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works better than expected. Buzzes you to keep ya active. Have worn this while taking a shower, at the beach, the Lake and swimming. No Issues. Syncs well I Phone 8. Can read text and see who is calling on the Fitbit.

The Charger 3 seems to be working pretty good. I moved up to it when my Alta died. So, I have far more information on this Charger 3. I like setting the tracking for my walks, golf, and recumbent bike. I've used the timer and alarm. My setting for vibration is "STRONG", but I did fail to feel it when I set the alarm to wake up. I also don't feel the vibration often to remind me to get up and move throughout the day. As long as it is synced with my phone I can also check the weather. The sleep information is more detailed than the Alta was. Anyway, bottom line, I like this tracker and glad that I got it.

Want accurate step counter, look no further this is it. Can change bands to match your style. I know when I put it on it kind of motivated me at times to go those few extra steps each day.

I love this Fitbit model! The versa is a little too big for me to workout with but the charge is the perfect size. The battery life is amazing and I love that it is waterproof. So convenient to wear 24/7 and super comfortable.

This Fitbit does all that I wanted to do: track steps, flights of stairs, and heart rate. I can manually track my water intake, weight and all other activities such as yoga and weightlifting. Very satisfied in my purchase.

I love this! It is great to remind me to get up and move, tracking sleep and many other things. It shows text messages, vibrates when my phone rings and gives me other notifications like getting up to move or walk more steps.

Fitbit - Charge 3 battery life is great and integrate well with the fitbit app. I bike ride and dog walk on a daily basis and the Fitbit helps me to stay informed and motivated to keep moving!

This is the first Fit Bit I have owned. There are definitely good and bad to the Fit Bit Charge 3. Unfortunately the bad is a big deal for me. My issue is the logging of steps while driving. Fit Bit's solution to this is to take the device off while driving or to manually omit steps counted while driving. That is not acceptable to me. The other features are great. The sleep tracking was a huge draw to me and it works very well. The unit is lightweight and I don't even notice it on my wrist. The reminders to get up and walk are also a nice feature.

Pros Nice fitbit comfortable to wear, dependable and seems to track my steps. Long battery life, many features. Cons. Easy to manipulate the steps, bands break easy.

My husband bought this for me as an anniversary present. I absolutely love it and all the features that it has. Very comfortable and I really enjoy that fitbit now has interchangeable bands in case one breaks super easy to use

Sold my smart watch and I went back to Fitbit. Awesome tracker without the bulk. Battery really holds a charge. This is my 4th Fitbit and they keep getting better. I would highly recommend this product to anyone.

Okay it's alright, I would have like it look more stylish but it is fun to no how much I sleep and how many steps I done, it's a nice gadget

Not sure what the difference is between the rose gold and the black is but this fitbit has great battery life. On average it lasts between seven to nine days between charging. Very good upgrade.

It took me a little while to catch the fever, but the fitbit reminded me to go and now I go to get ahead of it. Cool functions. Easy app interface. Good looking, too. I figure I'll end up miles and miles from home, soon.

Love it, like the colors, it works. The only problem is, it doesn't burn calories or make you lose weight just by purchasing it and wearing it. You have to, like, actually DO stuff.

In February 2020, I purchased a Fitbit Inspire HR. My fiance saw how much I liked mine, and we ran out and purchased him a Charge 3. Flash forward a few months - I was jealous of some of the features of the Charge 3, so I decided to upgrade. I gifted my used Inspire HR to my sister who loves it. A few things: the Charge 3 has a longer battery life, which is great. I only have anecdotal evidence of this, but I felt like my Inspire HR had a further blue tooth range (i.e. my watch would buzz if my phone was in the other room, but it doesn't do this with my Charge 3). The only other downside to the Charge 3 is that it's bulkier. If you have really dainty wrists, this might not be for you.

I purchased this for an activity tracker and it does what it says it does. Tracks my sleep too. I like that feature. It helps me get to be earlier so I can get my 7+ hours of sleep.

I had an older version Fitbit, but I was constantly afraid I would ruin it by getting it wet. So I gave it away and used my diving watch. This Charge 3 is waterproof down to 50 meters, so I bought one. No problems yet.

I bought this to specifically watch what I eat. The sleep analyzer has become my favorite part. I didn’t realize my sleep was so screwed up. With the programs feedback I have greatly improved my quality of sleep.

My wife had a Fit-Bit years ago, that had many problems with charging. It went South and she had a in-expensive no-name tracker for a couple of years, that she would still have if she hadn't lost it. I gave her this Fit-Bit Charge 3 for Christmas, and she seemed happy. Now, I'm 76 and the wife is 73 and we are not techies, and that's where the problem lies. The Fit-Bit web site is terrible to access, and after registering, they kept telling her she wasn't registered, then after threatening to return it, I convinced her to make a phone call to them and talk to a real human (speaking English ). It seems that manuals are now only accessible by computer. Also, we got messages that the Fit-Bit domain was for sale, and everything was in German, which we don't speak. Right now, after some phone assistance, it seems to be monitoring her activities, but it now shows all of her records from all those years ago, and won't let her delete them. She also wanted to access her progress on her computer, but so far is stuck with monitoring on her Android phone. We're going to try one more phone call. It promises a lot, and if it would do everything it claims it can do, it would be great. I'll say that I would recommend it, but with the caveat that the purchaser be computer savvy and willing to spend some time getting it set up.