Customer Ratings & Reviews

Has a pretty nice touchscreen display, the battery can lasts up to a whole week (for me is one of the best features for an activity tracker, since you don't have to worry to charge it every single day) and the sleep tracking is pretty accurate (for what I've read). The price is good for all the features on this item, definitely would get another for myself since this was a gift for my wife.

Easy to set up by using iPhone or iPad Makes owner aware of being active and tracks your steps without You doing any thing ; Gives you reports of your heart resting etc Motivates a person to keep moving running exercising for your cardiac benefits also acts as watch ; very light on the wrist

I use to wear apple watch. Hated charging it daily. It did a lot but really didn’t use it. The Fitbit does exactly what I want it to and does it well. This thing lasts for 4-5 days. Takes an hr to fully charge. Tracks sleep to the tee. Got a new born and pretty much tells me exactly when she woke up few times a night. It keeps track of my steps, heart rate etc. does exactly what’s its suppose to. I get notifications from my phone. I like that you can choose which apps u allow notifications from. the Fitbit app is really good and keeps me engaged. Two things that I didn’t care for that it lost a star on. It’s horrible on keeping track of stairs climbed. It consistently says I climbed a lot of stairs even though I live in a single story home. And work on first floor. Second. I had to pay for a separate app to sync with apple health. Should be just done automatically. Why do I care about apple health. It’s hard to say if this company will be around in the long run (decades) and like the idea of having this data backed up.

This is my 4th Fitbit band and I can asure this Charge generation 3 is awesome! Battery duration improved almost twice, HR and step counter are more reliable than ever and now you swim with it ! I use it 24/7 and never have any skin or thigh issue Love my Fitbit !

So now that I have had this for awhile, I feel like I can honestly review. This is a great tracker if you are not in need of anything super fancy. The charge lasts for days. I typically only need to charge about every 10 days or so. I did not like the band it came with at all. It's wide and clunky and uncomfortable. Luckily, Amazon came to the rescue and there are a ton of comfy bands available. It tracks well but like all of these trackers, if you are pushing a cart at the grocery, it does not capture all your steps. I tuck mine in a pocket when shopping so that it reads my strides. Fitbit has a good little app that gives you a weekly update on your movement, steps, exercise etc. This is a good value and could be a stepping stone to the higher end models if you want to try something out.

I absolutely love this Fitbit. Tracking my steps has helped me being more active, specially during quarentine. Being waterproof was a game changer for me. I can swim if it and track my heart rate. I also sleep with it to track my sleep.

Helpful to track steps. Set goals and achieve them. I use it to track sleep as well. Every now and then it won't track sleep, but overall it has worked well. Battery lasts about 8 days for me.

I like the overall design, with the many features including keeping track of exercise, steps, sleep, activities, and goals. Not sure how it diagnoses overall sleep and dreams, but it seems very accurate, when I closed my eyes, when I woke, and sleep problems in-between. (would like to know how it knows time spent in R.E.M.) Anyway, I am liking my fitbit 3 , and have been more aware of how many miles I actually move at work. The main complaint is that there are no beginning instructions what- so- ever . And when I set the weather from my phone to device, it lasts one day, than says it isn't connected to my phone. I do like it very much, but the overall lack of instruction from the start is terrible. Too many steps(pun intended)to try and figure out things that should be obvious with a beginning intro.

This is my first Fitbit. I’ve always used the Apple Watch, but decided to give this a try. The heart rate sensor seems very accurate when I compare to my blood pressure cuff. It integrates well with My Fitness Pal to log food. If you use IFTTT you can even sync it with the Apple Health App. The auto logging of exercises is not the best. It said I just completed a bike riding exercise when I was just sitting at my desk. But that’s the only issue I’ve had. I don’t use the elliptical exercise because it doesn’t properly track distance and steps, I wish Fitbit would let you go back and edit those. Instead, I log a run and just don’t allow it to sync with my phone during the run. This has worked great for me and properly tracked my data. The sleep setting is really neat too. It shows how long you spent in the different sleep levels (REM, light, deep, awake). The battery easily lasts 7 days, which is impressive.

I owned a Charge 2 but bought my husband a Charge 3. He kept telling me things his was capable of and mine was not. I was especially envious that his was waterproof and could go in the shower & pool. Plus his battery lasted longer than mine, and I thought mine was good. The Charge 3 went on a 1-day sale and I combined that with my Rewards to buy it (alleviated some guilt since my Charge 2 worked fine). I am very happy with it! I take it in the shower & pool with no issues at all. I also like the interface a lot more because there’s more options than the 2 and more information literally at your fingertip. Also, the bands are MUCH easier to swap out.

Step tracking on the Charge 3 is more accurate than my old Charge 2, but flights of stairs are ridiculous. I've been doing a lot of work from home since COVID started, and climbed absolutely no stairs and my walks have no elevation, yet there are days that I had over 100 flights of stairs. Contacting Fitbit wasn't helpful. They just kept telling my if I open my car door/front door or reach down and pick something up then stand back up it could record a flight of stairs. I totally get one or two extra flights a day, but anywhere from 20-100 is absolutely absurd. I might jump Fitbit ship if they can't get the altimeter figured out on the Charge 3.

I debated between the Fitbit and a more expensive Smart Watch and went with the Fitbit when it was on sale for around $100. It has done everything I expect. It works well for activity tracking, though I think it gives credit for a few more steps that I actually take (not sure how I could have 40 or 50 steps before getting out of bed). The sleep tracking and other features are nice. Also I like the alarm to tell me to get off my butt and the ability to see caller id and text messages without my phone in my hand its great. I have an iPhone and have had no issues with getting the Fitbit to sync with that. Battery life is somewhere around 7 or 8 days for me.

I am old time Fitbit Charge # user. I love them all... They are good and never had issues with them... except wear and tear... Never had any of somewhere else mentioned issues... Heart monitoring is very accurate and live! sleep tracking is very well. Battery life can be better but not bad at all. Now with touch screen, the fitbit Charge 3 is more like a smart watch... Some added features are really good. Battery life is still ok and charging very fast. It is very nice to have all the time monitoring your activities and your health statues. I see my resting heart rate increasing before I get sick (flu or cold). It tracks steps and distance very well. It is very good tracking exercising and calories burning. I recommend it as daily fitness tracker.

love this tracker, what a wake up call for what a lazy slug I had been, ha ha, did not realize how little minutes in a day I had been inactive, gave me incentive to get up and go more, I was also surprised what my sleep time was, all the tracking that goes on makes you realize all the things that you need to change in order to be healthy, sleep time, staying hydrated, inactive time and I love the calming exercise when getting up tight, I highly recommend this fit bit tracker it is an eye opener to yourself and is very easy to use. I can already see a difference in my sleep habits and getting more exercise, fell much better health & sleep wise and it is only about 30 days. The little reminders you get about the #of steps you need to do every hour is a great thing to get up and go again.

I am still surprised how much I like this Fitbit, which is my first fitness tracker. It does everything I expected and much more, the free Fitbit app has some awesome features I was unaware of before my purchase. The sleep tracking is useful and fascinating and the heart rate information has been accurate, both of these can be viewed as charts in the Fitbit app so you can track change/progress over time. There are other charts/categories as well. For the money, I'd recommend this to anyone wanting to know more about their body and fitness level! I've since purchased one for my father and plan to gift various Fitbit models to other friends and family members. I have become a loyal Fitbit customer indeed, great products and affordable prices.

Was going for Charge 2, but discontinued. Charge 3 is bulkier than I would have liked. Purpose was to track my sleep, which it does;ALOT cheaper than a sleep study! (ACE fitbit does NOT have this tracker) Does not come with enough instructions for technological dinosaurs like myself. My son set it up. Must have bluetooth, wifi and Windows 8 on device to monitor fitbit. Don't know how accurate it is, but better than guessing. Many settings/features I don't use, or know how to.

I've had the Charge 2 for 2 years, then one day a split appears down the middle of the screen. No impact, no damage, but somehow the screen is now broken. Since I'm out of warranty, I decided to upgrade to a Charge 3. I also bought a screen protector to HOPEFULLY prevent another mysterious screen split. So far so good. I miss having an actually button on the left side of the screen, now it's just a groove with a pressure sensor. The menus are easy to navigate through with the new scroll/swipe function. I hope this one lasts more than 2 years.

Love this activity tracker. I used to own the smaller Fitbit but I didnt like that the sensor kept slipping out of the bracelet and the battery was horrible. With the Charge 3 I dont have any of those problems. The battery is amazing. Sometimes it will last more than one week. The design is sleek enough to wear it everyday and I love bring able to use the timer and watch. Another big plus is that it is water resistant and good for counting when swimming. The only downside is that the step counter is a bit off. Ive noticed that certain activities (like riding on a boat) causes it to mistakenly count steps. Overall this is an amazing product I would recommend.

Awesome smartwatch/fitness tracker. It's still brand new, so I'm sure some glitches will be fixed. Some notifications don't pop up and others do, it's gotten better since yesterday. The waterproof and weather functions are nice, and the watch just feels better than the Charge 2. Slimmer and doesn't stick out as much.

OMG!! My wife is a gym rat doing 45 minutes of Cardio 5x/week. She also lifts weights. Someone asked me how many steps she does a day and how many calories does she burn. I went to Best Buy and asked about those watch things and was shown the greatest present I ever bought. I got her this Fitbit and she has become a maniac counting steps, miles, calories and then she goes crazy as this thing vibrates and lights up telling her that she has reached a milestone target!! This is the greatest find and tomorrow I am going to buy one for myself!! This thing gives her heart rate and hours of sleep!! Forget video games etc- tomorrow I get mine!!! Enjoy and use it to get healthy.