Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am very happy with my new watch. I like the sleek design the many options of watch faces. All the fitness tracking features are really fantastic and the battery lasts so long. I love it!

I switched from the Apple Watch Ultra to this Fitbit because I needed more of a fitness tracker than a smartwatch and it’s been great ever sense. I like that you don’t have to charge it as much. The Fitbit can easily last for a week with my usage. Then the Apple Watch having to charge it daily. The Fitbit premium features are worth the additional money if you can spare it. It gives you an in-depth view of your health in the different tabs. Try the trial period out it’s worth it. But for me the switch has been great and plan on using it for a while.

looks great and charge last forever compared to pixel watch. wear it daily to swim and never any issues.

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!

Easy to use and charge lasts longer than expected and quick to charge

Nice, true to the craft, recommended. Accurate and sleek

he Fitbit Charge 6 is a strong, budget‑friendly fitness tracker that delivers excellent health and activity tracking, improved heart‑rate accuracy, and helpful Google features like Maps, Wallet, and YouTube Music controls. It’s comfortable, easy to use, and great for everyday fitness, though its GPS can be inconsistent and some advanced insights require a Fitbit Premium subscription. Overall, it’s one of the best values for people who want powerful tracking in a slim, simple band

I purchased the Charge 6 because we had a walking challenge at work, and let's face it, I need to lose the weight. I am not a watch wearer, but now I feel naked without it. It is a wonderful accessory for anyone. I can count step, check heart rate, etc. It's fashionable too! And the battery lasts about a week! Get it! It's great!

This is as simple as it gets for a fitness tracker. I tried the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) and I ended up returning it for this. The battery charges faster and last longer when compared to the SE. I just need to track my sleep, heart rate, steps, and workouts. It comes with the ECG and Oxygen sensors as a bonus, which the SE does not.

I like the new design and how easy it us to access my info from the app as well as my watch. Very stylish and not too large on my wrist. Would definitely recommend!

I had a charge 5 for a few years which worked well until the screen stoped working. The 6 has a small button on the side that allows you to turn the screen on if it doesn't come on automatically. I think this is an improvement. I mostly use it for a quick look at the time and to measure daily steps and distance walking on a hike. That works great.

I am really enjoying using this Fitbit Charge 6. It has been simple to set up and use. I have found it to be very intuitive. In addition, it is providing the exact metrics I was hoping to be able to track. I have been especially pleased with the sleep tracking and readiness score data. I have also been using its Google Wallet and text message functions. It is very easy to swap bands to different colors and styles.

Love it so far, good battery life. Tracks heart rate, steps, sleep and more. I wasn't sure about wearing it all night but 8t doesn't bother me at all.

Bought the Fitbit Charge 6 after I retired my Fitbit Luxe. I have small wrists so I always prefer the slimmer designs on fitness trackers. Fitbit is really the only brand I'll go with because of their slimmer design options. The Fitbit Charge 6 has been an excellent fitness tracker so far. Battery life has been excellent. The original bands are a bit wide to my liking, but you can easily find slimmer designs on third-party sites.

Replaces my Inspire 2. Good, simple tracker for the price. Lower profile on the wrist is a good design; comfortable band. Tracks different exercises on the wrist (as opposed to only in the app). Haven't used all the features yet. Battery lasts about 7 days before recharging. Difficult to rate durability because I haven't had it long. My other Fitbits lasted about 2 years each.

My Charge 3 stopped working. I was so sad. I looked at all the Fitbit watches available. I chose this one for all its features. Have not been disappointed. The only thing I am not fond of is how the watchband works, but is not a game changer.

Are you looking for something that can: Tell time Monitor health and last forever without charging? This watch does everything but last forever (pretty darn close though). I track my workout 6x a week for about 40 minutes each, get limited notifications, and check the time regularly and this watch still gets 7+ DAYS of battery. I've owned it for 2.5 weeks and have only charged it twice. I can now wear it for sleep without worrying about batteries. Used with my iPhone and Pixel 9 and works well with both.

It's a good product, the display is clear and visible in full sun outdoors, which was something I was worried about. Occasionally I'm unable to sync the Fitbit with the mobile app. Also, the strap is made of plastic and not very comfortable especially when wet. But you can buy additional straps that are made of fabric, so I might do just that. Overall I'm satisfied with this purchase.

My Fitbit Charge 5 quit working in under 3 years. I wasn't going to buy another Fitbit but after 7 months of my Aria not syncing because of not having a Fitbit, I bought the 6. So far so good with it. I did sign up for the free 6 months of Fitbit Premium and got my confirmation email, but it never showed up in my app. I had to search to find where my payment info was and canceled Premium. I wasn't going to get charged for something that wasn't in the app.

My bad. I admit it... See, my current FitBit 4's screen had died and I was in a hurry to get a replacement. Didn't even think to check. Understand, this is my third Fitbit Charge... and I made the (incorrect) assumption that this natural progression in the Charge series (3, 4, [I never got a 5 or you might be reading this same kind of review earlier...]) would be *about* the same as the earlier ones I owned. Maybe some improvements because that's the way this stuff used to work, right? WRONG! I never even considered the possibility that they would take away what I had considered to be the only thing that set it apart from other 'step counter' and heartbeat monitor devices... The ability to track elevation ('floors') and still keep the same "Charge" name. Good job, Google... You got me. <sigh> In a world where companies actually cared about customers, they might give a model with a radical change in functions a different name. Even something as simple as "Charge X Lite" ... well, not that exactly but something along those lines "Charge 6 Budget" "Charge 6 Econ" something to alert people that these new and (not) improved) Charge-s, while seemingly in the same lineage (3, 4, ...) are different. But that would probably hurt sales, right? Who knows, maybe it would have helped sales of a more expensive version with the 'floors' feature. I hope you don't think I'll buy another one with an altimeter/barometer. Not going to happen. In fact, this will be the last Fitbit/Google tracking product that I purchase. New brand in 3 years (or am I dreaming that a Google product could possibly last that long.... After all, planned obsolence is good for Google ... And what's good for Google is good for...well, if not America, then at least our digital overlords, I guess). As for the alleged 'improvements,' the watch GPS is cludgy, an energy hog, and overly complicated. I quickly discovered it is best to default to using the phone GPS... The EDA scan is a truly useless gimmick, there, I suspect, solely as ploy to try to upsell you to premium 'breathing exercises' content (Spoiler alert... Don't do it... they suck... Want breathing exercises? get a dedicated meditation app!). I would gladly sacrifice the gimmick eda-scan-upsell silliness for an altimeter, however (below) average it may perform. On the plus side, the screen is bright and readable in any light. After years of learning to give up on trying to see anything on the Charge 4 screen, I have to remind myself that this screen is actually acceptable. And the "Find Phone" function is useful. Every week seems to be a new problem... As reported elsewhere, the app would sometimes crash when attempting to view (post-workout) the map of a walk tracked on the app ... On more than one morning, I have encountered grossly inaccurate (too high) heart rate. I wear a second tracker for accurate altitude (suunto) on my right wrist. So when fitbit reported a heart rate at double the actual rate, I knew the Fitbit had problems. Searched on-line and sure enough, a known issue. I had to reboot multiple times to get it right. (and the reboot via charging cable is stunningly user-unfriendly... Do you people even know how the average person charges things... You place the button in an almost impossible to reach position unless it is alone in a USB port/jack. Really dumb). The Out of Control Heart Rate Issue started when I was (foolishly) trying to use the EDA scan (my bad... Seriously, we should be given the option to disable the Useless EDA Scan). Suspect the heart rate reading fail is related to stunningly cheap/inadequate hardware design and production issues. And finally, after all these years, you'd think somebody there could fix the app so that it stops announcing the average and split pace as the same for each 'lap' (Average Pace AND Split Pace are generally NOT the same thing!... Sheeesh).