Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have thoroughly enjoyed having this. I have not found a pedometer that will accurately measure the steps I take. This seems to be doing that. The only downside I have found is that it sometimes records my stair activity and sometimes it does not. Love being able to monitor my heart rate.

love my fitbit charge HR. I upgraded from the flex and love this one even more. only downside is that the battery life is not but a couple of days then it needs recharging. the small charger that comes with it is hard to keep up with so having a better charging system would be awesome.

Nice set to functions and performance, coupled with a great user interface and App. I am very happy with the watch like band, since it keeps my device safely in place. I lost my prior FitBit because due to its flimsy band clasp. The only issue with my Charge HR is its poor battery life.

Has almost all the features a person could want. A little uncomfortable at first, but you eventually get used to it. The rectangular shape of the sensor device is a little weird. Otherwise it is doing everything I had expected of the device. I only wish it were waterproof. A worthy purchase.

I like the info that the FitBit HR provides. I did a lot of research before making the purchase. The only thing I would change is, I would like to have it vibrate during the entire ring cycle for telephone notifications, instead of just once. I like being able to leave my phone on vibrate.

I would definitely recommend this . The only issue I noticed couple of times is with auto sleep detection, it did not log my sleep for few hours when I was sleeping . I had to manually log it after checking . But overall it is good product and does good job of tracking steps and heart rate

So far the Fit Bit has done all that it was supposed to. I love the full time heart monitor and step tracker, it makes you work a little harder to reach your goals. The heart monitor has worked just fine, even during boxing practice it keeps up and gives me a clear heart rate on my phone so I can stay in my cardio zone.

It does everything I wanted it to do. Flawless connection to my IPhone. Strange that it tells me when I do stairs? Strange when it tells me my sleep! Cool at the same time. I have basically used it so far as a neat toy. I will start to use it as a serious tool soon. It is neat to know information that I take for granted.

The band is surprisingly useful and is relatively accurate if kept reasonably dry. The only issue that comes into play that when excessively wet it becomes less accurate in measuring the heart rate. The app is not the greatest but deffinately much better than expect. Logging is simple and weight goals are pretty cool.

I've contemplated getting the fitbit HR after a few friends did. I've enjoyed my purchase from best buy. The actual components felt a little tricky, with regards to the dongle, the charge and syncing phone / laptop- but I made it more complicated than it should be. I think it's a fabulous tool for accountability :)

Good product! I love checking the time, how I slept, my steps, and heart rate. The battery is decent and I usually get three days out of it. The only con to the Charge HR is that it's not water proof. It's not that big of a deal, but it would be a nice perk. Overall a good solid product!

Charge HR is a good value for tracking and charting activity. The device is light, comfortable, and surprisingly accurate. Heart rate tends to be slightly high compared to actual heart rate. Connection and logging is more stable and reliable compared to the fitbit. Stair count tends to be lower than actual by 2% to 5%.

Got this for my husband for Father's Day to replace a lost jawbone up24 activity tracker. My husband says the activity tracker portion doesn't seem to be quite as accurate as the jawbone. It seems a little generous on what it counts as steps. Also he preferred the silent alarm on the UP because it allowed you to select a window of time in which to wake you up based in monitoring your sleep stage to find when you are in a lighter stage of sleep, rather than just a set time. However that said, the thing that quickly won him over on the Fitbit charge HR is the cool smartwatch features included. The software and tracking features are good enough AND it silently alerts you when you have a call with caller id on your wrist AND I know what time it is without having to check my phone or wear a separate watch! These critical features made it worth it for me as well, and I have since purchased my own. Battery life is good, software was easy to learn. Overall, we are both very happy with it.

Button fell off of my regular Charge for whatever reason. Returned it and decided to go with HR since my Charge would come unbuckled and fall off sometimes. Funny how Fitbit only gave buckle for strap to HR hmmm... But regardless both are good products

I was a Fitbit force user for while until the battery died and water got in the display. Then Fitbit had a recall issue. I wrote them off. A friend of mine who also had the force encouraged me to get the charge because he has having great results. It's a stellar product and I'm glad to be back in the Fitbit family.

I knew I would love my Fitbit charge hr prior to purchase because of so many reviews I read as well as friendls who had one and I am happy to say I was right. I love it and don't know what I would do without it sometimes. Definitely worth the price.

I bought this for the wife for Christmas and she is really enjoying it. The steps for the day available right on your arm is a huge motivator and I see her opting to take the stairs etc. to boost her steps. I am going to buy the new Blaze in March after seeing her loving this item.

Good battery life, each to use interface, syncs well with my phone. Should I choose the stairs or elevator, well the choice is fairly easy when I'm competing with friends/family on the fitbit app/daily challenge. My fitbit is simple, looks like a discreet watch but keeps me moving.

My husband and I both have a fitbit. I am 56 and my husband is 70, we enjoy trying to "out step" each other. What started as a competition with my husband has encouraged us to walk more each day! My husband always wins - he is always over 10,000 steps daily (yesterday he logged over 13,000 steps - remember he is 70!).

And inexpensive way to keep track of your steps, activity, & heart rate. Very easy and intuitive companion app for smart phone. I love the challenges that I can do friends!