Customer Ratings & Reviews

"I wanted to share my experience with the Fitbit Charge 6 as part of a promotion. I must say that my experience has been positive so far. This is the best Fitbit I have owned to date. Once you download the app on your phone, it helps you to start a new way of life by tracking your heart rate while you sleep, reminding you to move if you sit still for too long, and helping you reach your daily goals such as steps. I am still discovering all the features of this device, and the list seems endless. I would recommend it if you are looking for a fitness tracker or health assistant. The only disadvantage I found is that it does not measure blood pressure, which my old one did. The battery lasts for 3 to 4 days, depending on how much you use it and for what purpose. The charger is magnetic and awesome."

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.

I bought the charge 6 to replace a charge 5 I liked but the screen cracked and no longer worked. It is great for steps, sleep info, heart rate etc. I wished the watch came with more info on setting it up, but that is the norm for phones, watches etc. It does not make calls or get emails, but that is not what I was looking for. I bought it as an open box item and it looked new to me.

I bought this for my mom to track heart health issues after a heart attack, it gives her all information she needs to keep track of, she wrars it daily and loves it.

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.

Good and accurate device, sometimes have trouble connecting to the phone via Bluetooth. Maybe because we got two Fitbits in our house and there might be Bluetooth channels conflict.

Great watch bought it for my father after his heart attack , for what we use it for it does a great job and great battery life .would recommend

I got this to replace Fit bit 3 rg my husband got me in 2022 band broke got good price at Besrt Buy and i Love it 0 recovering from cancer and exercise is vitakl i am 6 months in remission and back to my speed of walking before diagnosis and hope to learn more about fit bit features

I’ve had Apple Watches and ours rings and for some odd and crazy reason this little Fitbit has been my favorite to wear and to use! I don’t know what it is about it but it’s better for me and honestly it looks pretty cool on me haha

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

Works great and only needs charging once a week or so.

I've had Fitbit Inspire for the last 10 years and wanted a device that offered additional health monitoring. Fitbit charge 6 is that and more! I had researched reviews and some complained about batter charge time. Mine lasts longer than a week. A major utilizer is having blue tooth on your phone on all the time. I do not; only when needed. It tells you which categories consume more battery life. I also have a very small wrist, but it fits really well, better than Inspire. I am sold on this product and highly recommend it!

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.

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.

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.)

Comfortable and easy to use. Great battery life. I would definitely recommend.

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.

I am pretty basic in my wants for a fitness tracker - this gives me the info I want (actually does more than I pay attention to) and it fits my small wrist nicely. It is lasting quite a while on each charge, even when I use it for tracking my forest runs.

Provides constant data and feedback. I wear it all the time. I bought this one because my last one had worn out after several years, would not have even considered a different brand or model. (I did look, but there was nothing comparable.)

I really like this watch, it does everything I need it to do, it’s comfortable and affordable. I love the inverse way the wrist band clips so the leftover piece of the band tucks nicely underneath so it doesnt get caught on things and isnt hanging off. I love the alarm function and how it integrates smoothly with the app. It tracks accurately and is a sleek design that doesnt take up too much space on my wrist. I also much prefer the way this watch is designed compared to previous fitbit models. It acts normal when I shower and the way you activate the screen makes it much less likely to set alarms or start workouts on accident. I have to charge it every 4-5 days. I love it!