Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love it. I wear it everyday & night. Worth the money. I am more aware of my sleep pattern, activity, and how many steps I have taken (or how many I should have taken) for the day. I like the HR feature so I know when I am in fat burning zone and cardio zone. It is helpful when working out.

This tracker has really motivated me to become more active just to try and hit my goal steps. It also is nice to see my heart rate. I paired it with the Fitbit Aria scale. I love to review the data that correlates with my health.

the fitbit HR allows me to monitor heartrate, activity, steps, all without logging into another device. it also motivates me through rewards, notifications, and is a reliable product. perhaps not for the marathoner, but for those of us trying to get back into and then stay in shape, a greeat buy.

The Fitbit Charge HR counts my steps, stairs climbed, activity times and constantly monitors my heart rate - and syncs this data with the Fitbit online dashboard. The software lets me track foods, weight through the Aria scale and other essential parameters. I would recommend this product to anyone.

I've been wearing this every day since I got it. Tracking sleep and heart rate monitor are helpful tools and the step count always becomes a challenge for myself now. Sometimes it takes a while to sync to my phone which is annoying, but that is my only complain.

It does everything it claims to do, without interference. Nothing more, nothing less. The fact that you can get call notifications is cherry on the cake, and the cake is very good. Battery life is a little shorter than the Charge due to the heart rate monitor. Other than that it's seamless.

I primarily bought the FitBit Charge HR to monitor my heart rate while exercising as I am an online fitness coach. Not only does it measure my steps, but the HR stays pretty accurate. The are times however when this is not true. When I do extreme exercise, the FitBit doesnt always keep up with my HR. Also, if you are walking around shopping while pushing a cart, it does not count your steps as your arm is not moving (how it keeps count) All in all, it does a good job. Not all HR monitors are 100% accurate and I am very happy with my purchase. I must also mention the FitBit app which will count calories burned for the day, sleep monitoring, etc. You can pair it will apps like My Fitness Pal and it will also account for your intake of calories and let you know if you are on track for your goals for the day. I recommend this product for anyone looking to track their activity. Im very happy with it!

I went from a jawbone up24 to this. Pros: display, heart rate monitor, silent wake up alarm, elevation tracker, wears like a watch and interaction/competition with fellow Fitbit users. Cons: battery life (maybe because of more features) and sleep monitoring was better on jawbone. Love my Fitbit!!!

This Fitbit does everything that it says it does and does it well. I have high blood pressure so I'm able to just push a button and take a peek at how hard my heart is working. Also keeps track of sleep so it's interesting to see how much sleep I'm actually getting. Highly recommended product!

I was looking for something to track my daily activity and this does the job. The accuracy is a bit sketchy in the HR department when compared to my polar HRM but I was looking for more of an overall view than fine accuracy. So it does what I thought it would.

The watch is very accurate when tracking sleep and heart rate. Steps and distance is slightly less accurate. I wear my watch on my dominant hand so sometimes when I'm chopping onions and cooking dinner it thinks I've just ran half a mile. Still love it though!

I have used several Fitbit models and upgraded as they have released new ones. What I like most about the Charge HR is being able to read the time, steps, heart rate, etc. on the watch without having to go to my phone or IPad/computer. The Fitbit staff also provide great service if required.

I love the fact that it keeps track of everything for me. My steps, distance traveled, stairs climbed, calories burned, my sleeping patterns, a silent alarm, it has caller ID so I know who calls, and the heart rate monitor is so helpful. This is a great tool for health/fitness accountability!!

I just love my FitBit! It is interesting to see how many steps I can get in a day. It is nice to see my HR. It tracks your sleep activity so you are able to see how much sleep you actually get and how many times you might wake up and not realize it. I would recommend getting one for yourself.

Most of these products help keep you interested in your fitness - this is no different. While the heart rate feature is great, it is also a battery hog. Have to charge this one much more frequently than my old non-HR model. But it's purple - gotta love that :)

It's easy to start using/set up. It seems to track everything well. I wish it showed battery life on the screen because the app doesn't give an accurate reading of battery. I have to charge it every 3-4 days and it doesn't warn you when the battery is low.

Bought it for the heart rate while exercising since the machine heart rate was often not working. This device works ok if you are not moving and sweating too much. Watch is nice to have as is the caller id that displays for incoming calls. They should tweak the software to scroll a text message... That would be very useful. The double tap works fine to display a preselected value(default is time), but the arm raise or wrist twist to display another value is sporadic. Software works fine on the iPhone... iPad Air never finishes up when pairing the device... The fitbit flex worked fine with both devices. . I also like the alarms you can set in the software to vibrate the watch .... Excellent reminder if you need to do something at a certain time on a certain day. Biggest drawback is charging every other day... That is a pain and I often let it hanging on the charger when leaving the house.

If you are looking for a great tool for tracking daily activities look no further. I enjoy my Fitbit plus HR very much. Only downside is it is a little bulky and takes getting used to wearing for sleep monitoring. Could also use a waterproof feature as it is not yet rated to be submerged.

I've had the Flex, Charge, and now the Charge HR. I mainly updated for the heart rate monitoring but I'm not sure its worth the trade off of battery life. I was worried how tight I would have to wear it for the HR function to work - and the watch like clasp bothering me (don't really like to wear watches). The hear rate works well, even if it's somewhat loose on my wrist. People do comment about seeing the green "lights" generated from the heart rate sensor when it's not making a good connection. The clasp hasn't bothered me much except for taking it on and off. I don't wear my fitbit to sleep and take it off every night. The loop that retains the slack has a hook in it and I find it annoying to get band removed so I can take it off. However it is nice this one doesn't "pop off" my wrist unexpectedly like the flex/charge can. Overall I think I like the standard charge best

I had a Garmin before but this one is able to be used through my work program. The addition of the heart rate monitor is great and the tracker itself is great! Best pedometer I have ever owned and it is a great motivator to move. The app works seamlessly with the device and any smartphone.