Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just recently purchased. The limited clocks are awful. The band won't stay connected due to a flaw. There's no weather app option. I got this to replace my luxe that just stopped scrolling and then these bright white lines appeared on the screen. This is now the 3rd fitbit I've purchased that just has major issues. Then only reason i choose fitbit is it seems all these other smart watches are far to big and bulky.

Upgraded from charge 5. Love the charge 6 and great price.

Does everything that I need and more great product.

Wow, didn't even last a month, the strap broke in 12 days, won't stay closed.

This fitbit is overtracking where I just walk a bit and it counts it as exercise.

This is the third Fitbit I bought after a firmware update the button on the side stops working then it stops charging they purposely brick their devices to make you continue to buy devices it's rip off

I ordered for home delivery on Aug 13. Today is Sept 2 and still have not received it.

It works great. However, I am allergic to the band.

Doesn’t monitor your blood pressure. That’s not good!

This is now my 4th fitbit, but first non-Versa. The screens always cracked on us so trying out this model now. After 6-months its comfortable and lightweight. Seems to have all the same exact features as the Versa, at least what I use. Battery last much longer on this one though. Versa gave me 4days and im getting a full 7 days with this which has been nice. I thought it be small and hard reading text messages on it, but its actually good. If you’re looking for simplicity and dont care about having the super high-tech readings this will do great. Has all the basic readings more actually look for: texts, sleep tracking (surprisingly really good), heart rate, steps, distance. If you’re into running or swimming it also has some nice modes for that too,

I've been using the fitbit sense for about 3 years. It quit charging properly about 2 years ago but found I could use my charging brick and jiggle the wires until the lights stayed on and it would charge. I have a heart condition and use it to keep track of my heart. When I was in a-fib for a cardio version I found out the sense was way off of the professional equipment for heart rate. So Consumer Report rated the fitbit 6 5of5 for heart rate and the sense 3of5. So I got the fitbit sense on sale. I deleted the sense from my phone which left it with the software working separately in the watch. then I configured the fitbit 6. I really love the fitbit 6. the heart rate is close or same as with my cuff. I use the walk app and it warns me at light moderate and severe levels. Love that I try to stay in moderate. Much lighter than the sense but alarms not as strong vibration. Very good battery life. I have alarms set up for my pill schedule. Started with the charge 2 have used fitbits since 2017. I'm 83 so only walk now. but it has really helped me. The only thing the fitbit couldn't do was talk to send text messages. But you can set up reply's to use. and still see phone calls. Don't think I can talk on the fitbit 6 to answer calls like the fitbit sense. So far I love the fitbit 6.

heart rate , steps, battery life, ease of use last one lasted for years

The Fitbit Charge 6 is a standout fitness tracker that delivers precision tracking metrics, exceptional battery life, and stylish design. Its accuracy in tracking, long-lasting battery, and insightful sleep metrics set it apart from other devices. Compared to Apple watches, the Charge 6 excels in battery life, allowing continuous wear without nightly charging interruptions. Its sleek and comfortable design makes it a preferred choice over bulkier options. Overall, the Fitbit Charge 6 is a top-tier choice for anyone seeking a reliable and stylish fitness tracker.

The Fitbit Charge 6 is an impressive upgrade in the Fitbit lineup, offering a sleek design and a host of advanced features. The device boasts a vibrant AMOLED display, which is a significant improvement over its predecessors, making it easier to read in various lighting conditions. The battery life is excellent, lasting up to a week on a single charge, which is perfect for those who don't want to worry about frequent recharging. One of the standout features of the Charge 6 is its enhanced health and fitness tracking capabilities. It includes a built-in GPS, heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and even stress management tools. The addition of SpO2 monitoring is a great touch, providing insights into blood oxygen levels. The Fitbit app complements the device well, offering detailed analytics and personalized insights to help users achieve their fitness goals. Overall, the Fitbit Charge 6 is a top-notch fitness tracker that combines style, functionality, and advanced health monitoring features. It's a great choice for anyone looking to stay on top of their health and fitness journey.

I purchased this for my son. He loves it! It tracks heart beat, steps, and has options for reminders to stay active, alarms, and several other options! Exactly what we were looking for, not to mention the battery lasts for several days before having to put it on the charger! I would definitely recommend this fit bit! Slim and not bulky. Screen perfect size and easy to read.

I’ve been wearing the Charge 6 daily for over a week, and I’m genuinely impressed. The form factor is fantastic — slim and lightweight, but the AMOLED screen is sharp, bright, and surprisingly premium for such a small device. Notifications are surprisingly clear and easy to scroll through, with large, colorful action buttons. For a tracker this size, the screen feels like a big step up from older generations. Fitbit has nailed the formula for screen functionality on tiny screens. Workout tracking is strong. Heart rate accuracy is excellent (very close to Polar H10 data I compared against). Dynamic GPS locks quickly and works really well (because it's supported by phone location). If you can take your phone with you, this is the winning combo. Built-in GPS with no phone present takes a LONG time to lock, and you have to be standing still with the watch facing the sky until it does, so plan accordingly because it is not quick, and connection after that is tenuous at best. You can set the workout screen to always stay on, which makes glancing at stats much easier. I like that elapsed time and clock are always visible, with other stats just a swipe away. Steps track accurately, basically one-for-one with my stride. Battery life is exactly as advertised, if not better. I charged it on a Saturday afternoon and it lasted until the following Sunday morning with daily workouts, notifications, and some GPS. It got me about 7.5 days total. That’s “charge once a week” territory, which is perfect for me. NFC payments have worked way better here than on my previous Wear OS watch. No lag, no extra unlocking steps, just tap and go. It’s great peace of mind, even if I don’t use it every day. My only real complaints: you can’t store loyalty/membership barcodes on it, and you can’t actually take calls on the watch. These were never advertised by Google, I just feel the loss coming from other watches. No stars off for that. Overall, the Charge 6 nails what I want: a small, accurate fitness tracker with just enough smartwatch features to cover the essentials. It’s not trying to be a full smartwatch, and that’s exactly why it works so well.

I bought this particular Fitbit Charge 6 because it is sleek, smart looking and not bulky and I wanted it to use in my water aerobic classes. I go to water classes every day sometimes for two hours. I really love it. The battery lasts a few days, 4 or more also, which is the other reason I bought it. I also have the Fitbit 4 and I like that one too, its square and larger and is also very good but the battery only last one to 2 days max. I left it in Florida to use in the winter. I wear my charge from the minute I get up in the morning until bedtime, and it's great looking and matches well with all my outfits. Just fantastic!

I LOVE this fitness tracker! I've been using Fitbit since Christmas of 2021 and this is the third Fitbit watch I've tried since then. The Charge 6 is by far the best one I've used! It has more capabilities than I actually use but it's good to know they're available. The tracking is extremely accurate and it has a sleek low profile that blends in with any outfit I may wear. I highly recommend you try this!

PROs: If you want a simple fitness tracker, this is for you! I only use mine to track my steps, tell time (like a watch), monitor my heart rate, and check my sleep quality. These are all easy to do on the Fitbit app. It fits my small wrist (6” circumference) better than any other fitness tracker. Great price on sale! CONS: needs to be recharged every 4-5 days.

Nice size, screen easy to read. Like easy access to all settings. Lightweight - I forget I have it on. Did have to buy other wristbands as those that came with it were uncomfortable. Like charger cord