Customer Ratings & Reviews

I needed a way to track my activity level and this met that requirement. Although it doesn't always track my activity 100 percent, it does do a pretty good job. (An example: if you're trying to get your stair quota in for the day, you can't just go up and down the stairs. You have to walk around a little when you are downstairs before you go back up. ) The heart rate monitor can be a little hard to sleep with as it is a light but I found that you can turn it off and on in the settings. All in all, a pretty good device to track your fitness and even get you moving.

I do like the device and all of its features. One thing I don't like is that it bothers me when sleeping with it because of the bump on the back hurts if you sleep on it. Additionally, I don't like that the wrist band does not breathe. Another disappointment is that once you eat a food or recipe it would be nice to be able to SEARCH to see what day you ate that particular combination and enter it again vs. either having to enter all the data and making it world wide searchable, and/or marking it a FAVORITE.

I am enjoying the fitbit. I use it for daily step count, calorie count and to check on my sleep. Sometimes it gives you a wrong reading of climbed floors. Overall satisfied!

Since using my fitbit I am now much more aware of my daily activity, intake and exercise. Since this purchase I have lost over 20 lb and now take stairs park a bit further away and walk a lot more.

I am pleased with the features and use it daily to keep me motivated. Sleep feature is good info. Battery life is not as long as expected. Charges easily and quickly though.

I like my Fitbit Charge HR! I find that I walk more and will opt for stairs over an elevator now that I am tracking my activities. The smartphone is very easy to use as well.

I love checking my sleep cycles and my exercise results. I get notifications when I meet my goals for the day including my 10,000 steps . My girlfriend liked it so much I had to buy her one also!

This is my second Fitbit. I haven't fully explored the accuracy of the HR monitor, but like my previous model the step count accuracy is very good. The app has a lot of features that are user friendly and let you get as involved with your tracking as you want to get. The sleep tracking is good but not great and that is why I only did 4 stars. There are moments that I am awake and moving and it will note those as restless sleep. Overall a great fitness watch and now that it has caller id synced to my phone, it makes it so i don't miss any calls when phone is on silent and don't have to pull my phone out to see who is calling.

I've been using this tracker for a little over two weeks now and I must say there isn't much I don't like about it. The heart rate monitoring is great and to be completely honest I haven't had an issue with it at all when trying to compare to my pulse. Overall Pros: Battery life Feel on the wrist (just like a watch) Widget Dashboard online Heart rate monitor accuracy Useful smartphone app Cons: There are a few wonky things in the app that aren't as easy / intuitive as they should be Sleep tracking is not very "deep" TL;DR This is a great fitness tracker and has already helped me lose weight in my two weeks using it. Really not much to complain about here. I would recommend wholeheartedly.

The Fitbit Charge HR performs as advertised and is smart enough to keep track of everything necessary to meet physical goals, whether for weight loss (for me) or any other fitness-related concerns.

Overall happy with my purchase like hr feature as well as sleep feature...not so gd with step count at work due to vibration falsifies steps which was a lil downer for me.

I really like it, now I can exercise and keep track of my exercise and heart rate, make sure I get it to a good rate. I know how much more walking I have to do, and how well I really sleep at night

I got this for my dad because he loves working out but also too it helps him track his sleep pattern and his heart rate. He had a Nike fuel band but that broke he loves this defiantly worth it.

I was a fan of the Fitbit Force. Upgraded to the Charge HR. Is accurate on heartbeat. Battery only lasts 3-4 days because of heart rate monitor. Has an actual watch clasp.

Fitbit is great. Helps keep track of steps, calories, heart rate and more when working out. Find the tracker to be a little shorter on long runs but usually with in .2 miles of actually distance.

Other then the watch feature. Knowing about my sleep pattern and steps is wonderful knowledge. Being able to add friends and do challenges is maybe the best part to stay motivated and have fun.

I've had my Fitbit HR for 2 months now. I previously used a $30 Polar device. The Fitbit definitely wins me over. There could be a little more accuracy with the heart rate, but overall the device is great. With my experience, it knows exactly how many floors I climb a day and the sleep tracker is 9/10 accuracy. The only downfall is the battery life. Fitbit promises 5 days before it needs to be charged, but I find myself charging it every other day. The design is great, sleek/stylish. It's a great motivator to get you eating healthier, moving more, and drinking more water. I recommend this device all the time.

I waited to get this Fitbit with heart rate tracking! I love being able to keep track of my steps, sleep & activity. My friends and I challenge each other to stay healthy.

As stated in the title this band is better than my previous UP24 because of all the different options it has with it. Two things keep me from giving this a full five stars. First, the battery life definitely never lasts anywhere close to the 5 days as advertised. Second, the step count is slightly off by anywhere from 40 - 65 steps which is not a big deal. The only way I know this is by checking my steps when I wake up first thing in the morning and it seems I have taken a stroll in my sleep.

I got two of these. One for me and one for my wife. They have helped us both be more focused on watching what we eat and being more active. I only have two issues. Both devices barely make 48 hours before needing to be recharged, although they advertise a 5 day battery life. Second, the Fitbit app's calorie database for entering food intake has several inaccuracies. Charging every two days isn't a huge issue, but it is disappointing when you were expecting 5 days. Adjusting the calorie info isn't complicated, but gets frustrating to have to verify the info each time. Overall, we are happy with the purchase.