Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it! My old Flex died about the same time as my watch quit. I had temporarily lost the Flex a couple of times when the band closure popped open, so I opted for the Charge HR to take the place of both because I wanted a buckled wristband. Really like that it automatically tracks sleep without having to do anything, it tells time, keeps track of heart rate and a real bonus is incoming call notification.

This is an upgrade from my Fitbit Flex. I like the Fitbit infrastructure but not that it doesn't integrate with other fitness apps. The Charge HR is just as accurate at my Flex and I like the stairs and heart rate features. I took off one star because the face scratches fairly easily. This is one product where I recommend getting extended protection from Best Buy.

The Charge HR is comfortable to wear so you can easily wear it all day and night to get the full picture of your activity and sleep. The inclusion of an HR monitor without the pesky strap around the chest is wonderful. The monitor is easy to work with and you can see all your stats on your wrist or on your PC dashboard.

This has completely changed my day-to-day life. I was someone who prided myself on being very active throughout the day, but this device has motivated me to do even more, as well as make me more conscious of what I'm eating and making sure that I am getting an adequate amount of sleep. I can definitely feel a difference in my body, and feel much more healthy. I recommend it to everybody that I know

I owned an earlier gen Fitbit clip that worked great except I seem to forget to remove it off my clothes a lot. This Fitbit Charge HR is wonderful! I can now track my steps, heart rate, distance and still use it as a watch. I enjoy keeping track of my stats on the fitbit app. I like the gamification that you can do challenges with friends. I look forward to using this to increase my fitness level.

I bought this to track my activity throughout the day. After using this for almost 2 years I feel that it has served the purpose. Sometimes though it counts false steps while im driving and thats the only drawback. Besides it also tracks my sleep and gives me the ability to track and compete with my friends too. A great buy!

Bought this for my husband and he wears it every day and has been good about getting over 10,000 steps. First few days he was walking outside in the dark trying to get over 10,000 steps, but he has stopped doing that. It is good to keep track of sleep and heart rate. Thought it would notify him when he gets a call or text like my FitBit Surge does, but haven't figured out if it does that?

Love to be able to see how many steps I take and my heart rate without hooking it up to the computer. This FitBit automatically calculates my sleep hours without manually entering the time I went to sleep and the time I woke up on the Dashboard online. I kind of miss the old FitBit wrist band but am getting used to this one. I don't wear a watch anymore either because I always have my FitBit on.

Having the heart rate monitor is definitely worth the price difference. It's fairly accurate against our pulse oximeters at work. I wear it everywhere and its held up really well so far. I have pretty small wrists at 5'6 and the large still fits on the last two settings and the band keeper holds the excess down neatly so it doesn't flop around or get caught.

Excellent health tracker. Monitors heart rate, steps, stairs climbed, and sleep.

Very easy to use great tracking Heart,food,steps,sleep etc ....

I really like the feature that tracks my sleep, I find it very interesting. I also like keeping tabs on my heartrate. When I am biking on the rail trails, which are dirt, it does tend to count my movement as stair climbing. That doesn't happen as frequently on pavement. I feel that the calorie counter is more accurate because it does monitor heart rate.

I loved this so much, I bought one for my daughter. The stats given help so much knowing whether you're burning fat, working your cardio or being in the zone. It's so easy to follow your heart rate. And knowing how many calories you've burned makes it a major plus. I've gotten so used to wearing it, I hardly even notice it anymore. I love it, and I haven't even activated all that it offers!!

I originally purchased the Garmin Tracker thinking it was better than Fitbit. WRONG, I returned to the store and exchanged the Garmin for a Fitbit. I have had it for over a month and enjoy wearing it everyday. I wear it to the gym,work,sleep,running and marital arts(BJJ). it works great. I have even tested the HR monitor for accuracy against a finger HR monitor the nurse has @ work. It was dead on @ times or close, this was performed @ resting HR. To get an accurate HR reading It must be worn comfortably but not too tight above the wrist bone.The only downfall and I'm sure this is with all or most trackers is that when physically active it tends to move down toward the hand. I figured out a solution to this problem, I bought a wrist sweat band. I put it on my wrist between my hand and the tracker so that the tracker stays above the wrist bone. I only do this when I'm physically active and its worked so far. Hope this review helped you! =)

Great device to help keep track of steps, heart rate and sleep.

I really like my Fitbit Charge HR. It was very easy to setup. It's fun to challenge family and friends. The heart rate monitor works very well. I have compared it to manual pulse checks, monitors at doctor's office and on a treadmill. It's always within 1-2 beats, if not the exact same value. The band is very comfortable. Works great with the fitbit app on a smartphone or their website.

Great keeping track of my heart rate, steps, and sleep time. Very glad I got this.

I love the Fitbit. My wife has one and we are always comparing or daily stats. Love how it syncs to my iphone and gives me daily information. I would pay the extra and get the HR with the heart rate monitor. Only gripe is I wish it were totally waterproof so it could be worn while swimming to watch heart rate.

I like the accuracy of the FitBit Charge HR. It's working better than my iPhone for counting steps. The only negatives are the battery life - about 3 days. The product claims up to 5. And it counts steps while riding a motorcycle. You can negate those steps on the FitBit.com website but it would be nicer to be able to disable the tracking on the unit.

This has been a great tool to keep track of my activity. It also keeps track of my sleep quality, resting and active heart rate and stairs climb each day. It encourages you via e-mail to go a little more when you are close to your daily goal. Also, reinforces once you hit your goals or reached certain milestones like walking 70 miles, etc. by e-mailing you a badge for reaching those goals.