Customer Ratings & Reviews

I would only choose this fitness tracker! Works great with my iPhone, love all the details and analysis. Amazing! (If you're contemplating between the two, definitely worth the upgrade to the HR.)

I got this FITBIT HR Charge for Christmas and took it to the Geek Squad for setup. You can do the setup yourself, but Geek Squad services were included in the purchase. I like seeing the steps I take, and HR. The silent alarm is easy to set up and I like it better than an alarm clock or smartphone.

The FitBit HR not only tracks your steps, but how many flights of stairs you've climbed, the amount of water you drink, your sleep habits, heart rate, and so much more. I'm impressed with the associated app. Works great with Samsung S5.

This was a gift to my girlfriend and she loves it now. The reason I am not giving it four stars is because the app was not downloading first. Also, she says it only holds a charge for a couple of days and it's only splash proof. It would be great if it was waterproof

I had read about FitBit and researched it for about 3 months, I read countless reviews, and then finally, I caved and got it. I think the calorie-burn tracker is incredibly useful, the step counter is great, and very accurate, there isn't many ways to fool it (walking in place doesn't count as steps) The thing for me though was sleeping with it on, which I understand I don't have to do, but every time you turn your wrist in a way similar to how you would view a clock, the time flashes, and the LED in bright and woke me up a few times. There is no way to turn this setting off as far as I know. Also, Fitbit instructs you to wear it loosely so it can move fairly easy, but on the back on the fitbit, the part the makes contact with your skin, two super bright green LED's pulse, whenever the wristband is on, and it is horribly annoying, so much so that i said screw this I can sleep with it anymore. To some this may not be a big deal, but the sleep tracking and silent vibrating alarm were big selling points for me. The silent alarm by the way, does work very well and I love it. At first, I was constantly using the app and updating my food intake and my water intake but after a while I stopped just because its not too easy to log in a bunch of food and estimate the portions size in grams etc. Also I go to the gym a few times a week, but I'm not a big runner, whether it be on treadmills or roads, I assumed that intense weight lifting would be accounted for automatically by Fitbit but it is not. You have to select "weight lifting" under "Active Minutes" and then enter the amount of time you lifted weights for and it estimates the amount of calories burned. Needless to say, 45 minutes of weight lifting for some people does not equate to 45 minutes of weight lifting for others, this was my biggest gripe about the Fitbit. For a different type of person, one who runs often and eats well, maybe to the point where they don't care to track their eating, it would be perfect. For me, not so much.

Love my Fitbit charge. All of the information is great and helping me to keep a healthy lifestyle. Only downside is the battery doesn't seem to last as long as I thought. Also the watchband style is a little different. I tend to pinch my arm when sliding the band holder.

Its a great tool for monitoring your daily activities. You will be surprised when you see what it can tell you. Well worth the price. You can also sync up with other friends that use it for friendly competition toward getting fit or maintaining your fitness. It tracks weekly also and gives you a recap.

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.

Great Product. Great app. Keeps you accountable for steps taken and calories eaten. Also great for tracking sleep patterns and heart rate at peak and at rest. Also great for competition with other Fit-Bitters. Updates real-time via Bluetooth. Keeps the work week interesting with office competition.

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.

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'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.

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 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!

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 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 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!!!