Customer Ratings & Reviews

Battery life is great! I didn't need all the features of a regular smart watch, so when I switched to Pixel I picked this up. Syncs well and am able to wear it to sleep. 3 weeks in and the batter has lasted well over 7 days each charge. After reading up, I do take it off for the shower.

I have a Charge 6 and love its simplicity yet it provides everything I need and more. I use it to monitor activity and sleep, I love being able to change the face to how I want it customized. It's reliable and affordable.

Item is good, the band is a little wonky compared to previous Fitbit. Overall product is good.

My Charge 5 basically bricked with the latest firmware update so I replaced it with this within my protection plan period. There is a physical button on the left edge now and there are minor changes to the UI (can't reorder exercises, but it will reorder based on latest activity). I believe connecting it to YouTube music is a new feature, but useless for me. Lasts me over a week before needing to charge, which is very quick and easy with the included magnetic connector. This is a decent low priced option to track exercise activity. (I use it for Cycling and Weightlifting) The app is ok, but the nutrition tracking is terrible.

Sleek design, I just wish it kept track of floors like they used to, without going “premium”. The tab in the band pulls out and I am afraid I’m going to lose it.

My daughter asked for an inexpensive watch/tracker for Christmas. I chose this Fitbit , and she loves it!

This was a Christmas gift, The person loves it. To help keep track of heart rate after a medical issues,

I bought this to replace my older Charge 4. I like it, but have three issues. Firstly, I cannot select a specific piece of equipment to share HR with - I want it to be my iPad, but if I have BT enabled on my phone, it always picks the phone. Secondly, I can't set ideal zone heart rate ranges that are best for me, as a 70+ year old with bradycardia. Finally, the rubbery band is pretty useless, but a trip to a store or Amazon to get a cloth velcro fastened band is a quick fix.

Nice wellness watch . Love the functions and fit. This is my second Fitbit and they work great.

It's nice! Very happy with it. It does everything I need and then a little more but I don't have to get really into it which is what I wanted, simple, reliable and functional in a quality built package.

Works great! Definitely would recommend. My mom and dad have one as well and they wear it 24/7

Upgraded to this Charge 6 when my Charge 5 died. It's good for me. Slim design fits me and it is a reliable tool to track my fitness and sleep.

This Fitbit step tracker is great. What wasn't great was when I called BestBuy because I was told when I purchased the tracker that if I found it on Amazon priced less I could call BestBuy and they would make up the difference. On the call I was told to log in to some site and the person supposedly helping me kept telling me to click on something that wasn't even on the site. He was extremely rude to me and kept telling me I was doing something wrong, which was not the case. Everything he said to click on was not even on the page. I got very frustrated and hung up on him. My husband had to call back and tell him he shouldn't have been so rude to me. We eventually were able to connect with a helpful person who said of course they could give us the refund and it had nothing to do with going on that site the first man wanted me to do. Just thought you'd want to know how badly I was treated.

I upgraded from a charge 5 (battery) to this charge 6. This fitness tracker does so much more than the 5. I’m still finding things that it can track. I am very pleased with the charge 6.

I’ve been a huge fan of the Fitbits for many years now this being the third one that I’ve owned starting with the charge 2. I’ve always been a big fan of the long battery life and the minimalistic style they bring over other similar types of watches. However, this one has been absolutely the biggest disappointment of all three that I’ve owned. I don’t know what Google is doing with the software, but it is absolute garbage. While it’s still tracks all my health metrics like I like the connectivity with an iPhone 16 is unbelievably bad. It constantly loses its Bluetooth connection, and even when it doesn’t lose the Bluetooth connection it just loses the connection to the app. Literally every single night it loses its connection and then often times it does it during the day for no apparent reason. I have at least five or six times completely reset the watch and the app itself and the problem returns. I never once regretted purchasing either two previous Fitbits but this one I wish that I could return badly. It makes no sense that the most modern version of the charge watch they make is the worst one yet. So if you have no issues with it, losing connectivity constantly, don’t care about getting any notifications because obviously you won’t when it’s not connected, then you’ll probably like it. But considering how basic it is to begin with in the minimal functions, I use with it. This is pretty disappointing.

Great watch with great features for the price. Slim in size.

My work pays for a fitness tracker once every two years and this fit in our budget. Does everything I was looking for as a tracker and had some bells and whistles that are good for my needs. Battery has lasted over a week every charge. The screen is really bright and would like if it turned down at night, but that’s my only complaint.

I received the Charge 6 and the Versa 4 as gifts. I tested both, and ultimately chose the Charge 6. The Charge 6 had sufficient features and was easy to use. It was thinner and more comfortable to wear than the larger Versa 4.

Works great, keeps track of my steps and heart rate wonderfully, good battery life, have to be careful of where you get the bands from some of them don’t stay clipped to the Fitbit.

Miles ahead of my previous Fitbit, this has been a great addition to my exercise routine. The tracking is accurate, and the additional capabilities for heart rate and O2 saturation have been a welcome addition.