Customer Ratings & Reviews

This watch has worked out really well for my mom. It does everything and more which is great. She can see it clearly and it's easy to charge and connect easily to the phone so she can see her Fitbit app. Overall I would give it a 4.5 mainly due to the fact that it was hard to set up at first and the interface to see the battery is not on the watch just in the phone so it's hard to always know when it's going to die.

Lots of functions beyond fitness and sleep tracking. Alarm and timer are very handy and signal with a discrete vibration. Original band seemed to trap moisture. Replacement sport band has ventilation holes which alleviated that issue. Changing the band was easy. Easy to read in sunlight. Size looks nice on my small wrist.

The fitbit charge line is always a good choice. I bought this one to replace my old charge 3. It works very well and does what I need it to do: track my sleep and my workouts. The only down side was the strap as I had to change it for a more breathable one as the one that it came with mad eme develop a rash on my wrist. Battery life is good and it normally last for 7 days or more and charges pretty quickly normally within an hour and a half its up to a 100%

Bought it to replace the charge 4, works great so far, the screen and nice and colorful, the only issue I have with it is the battery life, I get roughly a day less than the 4, there are people saying that it’s the color display and I’m inclined to believe it, other than that, great product if you want to wear a fitness tracker for roughly a week without having to charge it.

It's comfortable to wear, and does what I want: track my heartrate, steps, and sleep quality. Battery lasts many days. No complaints.

The display screen is much better than the Charge 4. The battery last longer as well. Like that it tracks sleep.

I love how well my Fitbit works. No glitching or freezing yay. I love the quality of the watch and being able to track my heart rate, steps, water lock mode, and log my menstrual cycle when it's time. I enjoy setting reminders and using the clock as a tool to help remind me of things I need to do at a certain time. I believe the coolest thing my Fit can do is track my sleep while sleeping so many benefits to the app. I am currently looking into fit-bit bands and screen protectors, screen does get scratched a bit much, especially since I work with kids and move a lot. The price was great for the quality, there is so much more it can do.

This watch is great for someone who doesn’t want to invest a small fortune into a watch. It covers you basic needs, tracks heart rate, stress management score, sleep tracking, and monitor workouts. If you need more specific like more variety of workout trackers or using to look at pulse ox then you gonna need to invest. Very happy for the price and reliability. Comparable to my Apple Watch stats

I got his one because I was more concerned with the data it provided for fitness tracking, and didn’t care to have a big watch face. For the price point it has definitely done what I expected and more. I mainly wanted to keep track of my fitness data, heart rate, and sleep. The EDA SCAN, and ECG are kind of cool but I don’t know how useful they truly are. The only issue I have had is sometimes it will say it couldn’t accurately track my sleep stages because it couldn’t detect my heart beat. Not a huge deal since it still tells me how long I slept. Overall a very reliable product!

I bought the new Fitbit Sense when it came out, an upgrade to my Fitbit Charge 4. I thought all the features would be a huge benefit but found I didn't use it any differently. When it died about 9 months later, I decided to just get the new Charge 5 and I love it. Small, still notifies me of text messages, and I'm not constantly worried about breaking a $200+ watch on my wrist. Love the simplicity of the Charge line, yet the versatility. Plus, I love the battery life(5-6 days, maybe more), especially when compared to the meager 3 day charge of the Sense.

I stepped down from the Versa. I like the size, the longer battery life, the bright screen and the small form factor. I miss the floors climbed measurements from versa (and earlier Charges) and the battery life had a weird burp I don't quite understand. Short version, I like it.

I loved the full color display and overall design of this watch, but I had to return it. I was replacing a Fitbit Charge 3 while I also have a Fitbit Sense. I thought that this wouldn't be an issue like I had when I purchased the Sense and already had a Versa 2 and couldn't add the Sense to my account without removing the Versa 2, but I was wrong. Turns out the Charge 5 is now a full color display with selectable watch faces and you can't have 2 of those devices on your account at once which I previously experienced with the Sense/Versa 2. This is insane! I like to have the smaller watch for the gym and/or while I charge the other watch. Fitbit has to fix this! I didn't want to give breakdown scores because I didn't get a chance to use it but I couldn't submit my review without them even though it says optional.

I liked the product. Battery would last for days. No issues. Easy set up and usage. Color is nice too. Overall, it was good for tracking calories and sleep.

Gave this gift to my uncle. He liked it a lot. Very easy to track steps. Great features. Charge 5 is better than the previous version.

I like all of the features and the look of the watch in general. I like the smaller size rather than the huge square face of the newer ones. There is an issue with the battery. I had to take the first one back because after trying all of the suggestions from Fitbit, it still wouldn’t keep a charge longer than a day. The second one lasts 3 to 4 days.

Works grear, despite the upgraded screen the battery life lasts at least 3-4 days. Seems more accurate for sleep tracking than the charge 4. However, sometimes the screen doesnt register taps when you need to manually wake it. Might just be mine.

Fitbit's Charge 5 replaced my Fitbit Charge 4 after a side to a band broke, this after having the Charge 4 for about two years. The new Charge 5 is an updated version of Charge 4, and because it's new, holds a fairly good charge. It also has more features which I've yet to try because I typically use my Charge 5 to tell me how many steps I take each day, especially when I walk on my treadmill and at work. I do like the new face which shows the time quite clearly, which I also like. All in all, a good little gadget that does its job quite well. Am quite satisfied with it.

This replaced the Charge 4—damaged due to the watch’s material and construction, in my opinion—and I am am overall pleased. A little griping over the side buttons’ removals, but the colorful and more animated designs are the lollipop after the shot. I can deal—but Fitbit please consider reimplementing the buttons. Instead you have to double tap the screen to return home or exit exercises. Built in GPS, a better band design and quality, better band connections. The connectors insert into the unit instead the opposite. Feels sturdy so far and the battery last me several days of near constant wear.

No better fitness-based smartwatch for the price. At the end of the day, you are the one doing the work, but having these little reminders is a huge help. The battery life is great, to the point where I often misplace the charger because I so rarely use it. That being said, it is kind of a bummer that the charger is proprietary, but that’s just the nature of personal smart devices anymore. Additionally the pseudo-rubber strap it came with gave me a bad skin reaction, but it was easy enough to find alternative straps online.

I bought this for my wife and she loves it. It makes her challenge herself to get her steps in each day and gave her information about her sleep habits. She also likes the Fitbit 6-month premium membership that came with it and uses the yoga classes. It works well and she doesn't have any issues with it. She gets about 5 days of battery life between charges.