Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Fitbit -Charge 6 is very helping in tracking heart rate and steps per day. It is also bigger than previous models. I like it...The rubber band can irritate skin if not monitor.

Great fitness tracker. Easy to use, and it has all the essentials if you are interested in just fitness and health tracking. The tracker is worth the money.

My Fitbit Sense died after a few years so I thought I’d try the Charge 6 as it had the same health tracking features and was $100. cheaper. Really happy with it. Holds a charge for 6 or so days and I like that it’s a bit smaller. I don’t use my it (or used the sense) to get messages or pay for things - really just use it for health tracking and I’m very happy with it.

The Fitbit Charge 6 is the best fitness tracker I have used. Great features, easy to use, outstanding data output to analyze heart, sleep and exercise.

Woks great and provides a lot of information re: activities.

I’m upgrading from a Charge 5 to this under unique circumstances where this one is significantly more worth it for me to have. For one I ACTUALLY use YouTube music primarily, and I am immediately loving the music controls that this gives me when I’m listening (does suck for everyone who uses Spotify or Apple Music). I like the google maps integration and how it tells you where to go next, I think I will probably try that out on my next big bike ride when I get a chance, will see how that goes and will come back if I think of anything notable to add on that. Finally, time will tell how reliable the fitness device HR connectivity will tell, I will be trying it on my Peloton, will come back and update if I have any substantial problems with connecting it. Main downside? As other reviews particularly on Amazon would tell you, ease of connectivity during setup seems to be inconsistent. I was able to get mine to successfully connect after several rounds of restarting the tracker and my phone, but it did take me about 20 minutes. If you have trouble like I did, reset the Fitbit in the setup phase - use the included charging cable that has a button on it and press the button 3 times with about a second in between presses (you should feel/hear the Fitbit respond to the button press). You’ll know it reset successfully if you see the Fitbit logo reappear. Once it connected, I haven’t had problems with it disconnecting yet (again, will come back and update if this changes).

I LOVOOOVVVVEEE my Fitbit. I waited a long time to choose which activity watch I would be getting and honestly this one beats many watches that want its spot. I wanted something I could swim with that wouldn't get in the way pr be bulky, something to track all of my steps, not have an overwhelming amount of apps to comb through, and something was was easy to use and could easily give me the time. I am a social worker and work with youth and when I visit with them I don't like to pull out my phone during visits to check the time. This watch is comfortable genuinely lasts days on one charge nearly 6days), is lightweight, not bulky, easy to use, and has changed my life. It encourages me to get my steps in and has made time management easy.

I've had my Charge 6 for a year now (and a Charge 5 previously that I lost in a field), and I'm really happy with it. My needs are pretty simple... basic fitness tracking and notifications from my smartphone. That's it. I've tried full smartwatches before and haven't seen much value in them; the Charge does fitness tracking pretty well, the UI is pretty intuitive, and the battery life is excellent. Easily 7-8 days on a charge with regular daily workouts and occasional GPS tracking for runs. Admittedly, the aspect ratio and size don't make it very useful for actually "reading" notifications, but it's enough to know that I got one and then I can check my phone. It's held up really well after a year; the battery is still great and there's minimal wear on the device itself, although it's definitely time for a new wristband. It's a shame that Google probably won't release anymore fitness trackers and will push everyone to the Pixel Watch.

It is small and works well and has a good battery life.

This FB is the perfect size and packs a lot of capability into a small good looking form. Easy to wear with a very capable phone app it's my choice for every day.

Low profile works better when working out than my Galaxy watch. Battery life is great, lasts a few days. Use it mostly to track steps and sleep. The Calorie counter in the app seems to be inaccurate (even when you scan a box) so I do not use that portion. Band is a little uncomfortable on me but overall I like it.

The Charge Fitbit is great for helping monitor my heart rate, sleep patterns and oxygen levels. I purchased at the direction of my physician.

Absolutely The Best Charge Yet!! The battery life is incredible. Accuracy is awesome. Weight is non existent - and comfortable enough to sleep in every night. I do have the sports band which has holes for best breathability.

This is my first Charge 6, but I have gone through several Charge 5s. Fitbit does a good job of tracking things I care about - heartrate, steps, zone minutes, cals. I wear mine 24/7 and they tend to last a year to year and a half before inevitably dying. Hoping the Charge 6 holds up a bit longer than the 5s did!

Great watch so far. Very accurate. I like the color of the watch and the band fits great.. So far the battery has retained its charge and it appears to be very accurate

This is my second Fitbit Charge. I love the feel and the function. First rate fitness tracker. I had an Apple watch prior. The Fitbit had the function I liked, did not catch on things like the Apple watch did, had much longer battery life, and lasted longer.

This is my third model of Fitbit, and it's doesn't seem to perform quite as well as my last one (a Charge 2, I believe). The GPS seems to struggle to do an initial connect while I'm out on a walk, and the device will ask me whether I want to end my workout WHILE I'M IN THE MIDDLE OF IT. I also don't like that I can't find a simple digital "default" screen with the time on it WITH SECONDS like I had on my previous Fitbit. The battery life is okay, but seems to be slightly worse than my previous tracker, and charging the device takes a long time. The style of the standard band that comes with this product is a bit annoying, so depending on what you think of it, you might have to plan to buy a separate one to replace it. The app that goes along with this device is what's especially problematic, however, because every time Fitbit updates the app, they make things worse. The sleep info section is the latest victim of these "improvements" - what used to be a wealth of information, where you could see the exact time of night that you fell asleep, how long you were in REM or deep sleep (and when), etc. is now an unreadable chart that can't even be viewed in landscape/horizontal orientation on your phone. There are many negative reviews of the app in the Google app store, but it doesn't seem like Fitbit listens to that feedback. Overall, if you are just getting into fitness trackers, while Fitbit is the big name out there, I would actually hesitate before making it your tracker of choice. (And I got six months of free "premium" app access as a part of this purchase, but I still had these negative opinions of the app, so make of that what you will. I definitely won't be paying for premium access once the free months expire.)

Very happy with fit bit, long battery life. Not too big or obtrusive. Easy to navigate.

Good watch and fitness tracker. The screen is not bad to view notifications despite the narrow face - you can see the gist of the message, and it's anyway not meant to be a full viewer of messages. Battery life lasts just about through the week. Its auto workout detection confused swimming as an elliptical, so I turned off elliptical detection and it worked to detect swimming. If you turn on swimming manually, it will not track heart rate, but will track laps; but if it autodetects swimming, it will track heart rate but not number of laps.

A great product for this price range and would definitely recommend if you are a fitness freak, it is easy to monitor and gives a good results.