Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had started out with the FitBit Flex, and I liked it. However, when I saw this one, and the updated features of it - I had to try it. It is fantastic. There were a few hitches in the beginning, in making sure I was placing it right to get the heartrate, but overall, fantastic product. Price was decent as well.

I had gone back and forth with many of the health trackers out there. I wanted a tracker with enough features to do what I wanted while still getting a cheaper one that I could try out to find out if health trackers are worth it. This one is great. Didn't have any problems syncing my phone. HR does a great job. I use MFP app with my Fitbit and they work great together. Havent tried weight scale. As a sleep monitor it also works great. Although It is off by an hour because of how it tracks sleep. Conclusion- Great health tracker for those that want to try one out before spending serious cash for Smart Watch health tracker

Did research before purchasing, Fitbit had the best reviews and provided all the elements I was looking for in a tracker. The heart rate monitor was rated very high by several thousand people. Need I say more? I am completely satisfied with my purchase, and would recommend to anyone looking for a tracker.

I like this fitness band because of the HR monitor and because the calories burned seem to be more accurate than my previous band. The battery doesn't last as long as stated, however, which is why I gave it 4 stars. Overall, it's a good product that I would definitely recommend.

The Charge HR is good for tracking sleep, and the silent alarm is great. The heart rate monitoring is a great feature, especially for such a modest price increase over the standard Charge. In my experience, the tracker undercounts my steps by 5-20%, otherwise I would give it 5 stars.

I bought one for myself & my boyfriend. It's crazy how it knows what you're doing without telling it. It works perfect. Only thing I noticed bad is it counts a few steps in your sleep & can count calories sometimes while you have it plugged in. I've had little to no problems from it.

I particularly like the time, steps, the distance and calories burned options. Sometimes the heart rate seems a little low when exercising and I don't like that it isn't water proof so it's not recording anything when I'm swimming, but other than that, it's a fun tool to have.

definitely not a professional or clinical tool, but the additional heart rate monitor is useful and fun to track. Sometimes the green light that reads your heart rate bleeds out from under the device and is distracting.

I bought the Charge HR after reading reviews of other fitness trackers. I wanted something that would track steps and HR without a chest strap. Step count seems pretty accurate. I get about 3 days on a full charge. Band is comfortable.

This fitbit is good to use for heart rate and sleep tracking. Also has a watch built in that can be used all the time. It also keeps tracks of steps taken. A good all inclusive tracker.

I bought this product for my wife and she loves it since we got it, she says it has been really helpful to determine her sleep habits and to figure out how much she has to walk or run to achieve her goals against what she eats during the day.

Purchased one for my husband first and saw how motivated he got on step challenges with other friends, so of course I didn't want to stay behind....he bought me one too. :) I love it! I wear it with everything. No different than wearing a regular watch, except this Fitbit tracks much more than time.

Great for working out. I love the dashboard and how it shows the different graphs. It helps to keep you motivated with every step you take.

I purchased the fitbit charge instead of the regular one because of the heart rate monitor. I was impressed with all the features of the fitbit itself. If I get another, I would probably do without the HR though, as the knob that extends from the base presses into your wrist.

I upgraded from the flex. I didn't need the larger one so I decided to go with the charge HR. So glad I did! I love the heart rate monitor and that I know who is calling when I'm out for a run or my phone is on silent and don't hear it ring.

I've had the Fitbit Charge HR for about a month. A few others at work have one, and I was curious how their step count compared to mine. We discovered that while sitting in a meeting for about 30 minutes (not walking around) two of us accumulated close to 40 steps. Beware that your arm movements can add to the step count. The sleep tracker seems to be spot on with the time asleep & awake, as well as when I get up in the night. It's interesting to see how many restless periods I have. I recently discovered that it has a setting like Map My Walk, and I've used that a number of times. Recently I noticed a skin irritation under the strap. I gave my wrist a rest for a day, then loosened the strap a bit to wear it higher on my forearm. This works for the most part, but eventually the device falls down towards my wrist. I've heard of others getting a rash from the strap too. Overall, this certainly makes me more aware of how active (or not) I am.

it said it would hold its charge up to 5 days, but I have to charge it every night! At least, every 36 hrs! The longest it's held a charge was this week because I haven't been using it as much. So this week, it's held its charge for up to 2 days! Definitely, nowhere near 5 days!!

I purchased the Fitbit charge hr about a month ago. Fits well and charges fast. The heart rate feature appears to be quite accurate. Sleep monitoring is also a nice feature. Wristband seems durable. Only complaint is that the battery only seems to last about a day and a half.

The device has some great features like step counting, heart rate, calorie counter and an alarm. The charge lasts approx 5 days. The food diary is not as good as fitness pal. I am not sure how accurate the calorie burner count is. It isn't too uncomfortable now that I am used to it.

I bought the Charge HR because I need the heart rate monitor, which is the difference from the Charge. It counts steps, mileage, heart rate, and you can even plug in your food intake to compare intake calories to the calories that are being burned. It does everything I need it to, and I love wearing it.