Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm addicted to my fit charge hr , the first hr died within a week of having it , but best buy had no problem with my exchange . I love the sleep monitor and I love keeping track of my heart rate while exercising

I wear it more than I thought. I don't usually wear watches. I like the HR monitoring and the sleep tracking. The step counting was surprisingly accurate. The syncing and initial startup was very easy. I would like some options to change color or style once in awhile.

The Fitbit HR does some really cool tracking. Features I like...when I sync with my phone, and someone calls...it scrolls across the Fitbit with their name while vibrating. It also tracks my sleep patterns...not sure how it does this. It knows when I've been sleeping...It knows when I'm awake...they should call it Fitbit Santa Claus! The heart rate tracking is also very helpful during workouts.

My FitBit HR works well. Does what I expect it to do. Only problem is that I have to recharge it after two to three days of use. My husband has the FitBit charge and goes at least seven days before he has to charge it. I'm really disappointed in its charging life.

I switched from my Jawbone Up24. Great change. I like how it automatically calculates your sleep and how you can track your workout from the tracker.

The Fitbit Charge HR does everything it says it does! The heart monitor feature is really nice as well. The only compliant I would have is that sometimes the running mileage doesn't sync up to other apps - I use the Map My Run app and the mileage isn't always the same.

I needed something that was a little more focused on tracking my heart beat constantly and my steps and this does it and much more! I really like it and how simple it is to use.

i love my Fitbit charge. I had a Fitbit Flex but the Charge is so much nicer. The watch is great because I had to wear a watch when I used the Flex. Can check my heart rate any time I like. The battery charge lasts much longer than the Flex battery. I have already recommended it to friends

The ChargeHR is a great addition to my fitness plan. The information provided about steps, stairs, and heart rate combined with the sleep information has been really helpful. Using the Fitbit app on the phone and my computer in conjunction has resulted in my sticking with my fitness goals.

I love my fit bit. It definitely holds you accountable and keeps you going to reach your goal. You have the ability to set goals, challenge friends that also have a fit bit and workout together in a sense.

This product works flawlessly! Everyone should own one! I highly recommend it for keeping track of exercise and diet . Heart rate monitor very useful. Only upgrade that would be nice is a way to recognize steps on a stairmaster.

I bought one for my girlfriend, same time I bought mine. Fitbit.com makes it easy to track each other's fitbit data, making it easy to see certain things and motivate each other when you notice someone slacking. Certain elements are not viewable, which would be nice if that was a privacy option, such as the heartrate graph; I cant see hers and she can't see mine. The other downside, is that if you want to view your friends data, you can't see it from the app either, you have to literally log in to the website. Some options are also not easy to find, like your weight projection, and most often youll find yourself searching for five minutes for an option that you came across in passing, only to get frustrated and finally locate it by accident. For the most part its a good tool, but this is definitely a stopgap from the Fitbit Charge, and the more expensive Surge. Not worth the $150 price tag; but also way better than spending $250 on the extremely overpriced surge.

Very useful now that fitbit has models with screens that read out more than just dots. This tells time, heart rate (if you have the HR version) steps, and stairs. It's fairly customizable and the battery lasts about 5 days for me which works well for the work week.

I've been increasing my activity and needed something that would help me track it. I looked at some of the other Fitbit products, but I feel more secure with the watchband style and liked that this included a heart rate monitor. I wasn't sure I'd find value in the sleep tracker, but I have to say I've used it more than I thought I would -- and I've learned I'm not getting quality sleep. The Charge even tells me when I should start winding down for bed. It syncs with other apps, including Weight Watchers. The only downside is that if you get tired of this band, you're stuck.

I've been wanting to try out the FitBit since everyone I know has had one at some point. It does exactly what I need and it is a constant, comfortable reminder that I can do a little bit more walking. It's also helping motivate me to run more because I like seeing the numbers go up.

The Fitbit HR was good enough to make me buy one, but not enough to make me keep it. I wish the battery life was better and the online app was more user friendly. My wife and I returned both of ours. If you absolutely must have one, the HR is pretty darn good.

Good product. Does what it says it would. The only issue is you have to recharge often. Good thing fitbit will send you an email notifying that the battery is low. Overall, I am happy with my purchase

Wrote a review earlier on my FitBit. Writing a second review since I also purchased it for my fiance. She feels the same way about the FitBit. It helps keep track of so many things but also is a reminder to stay active.

The Fitbit is exactly what I needed to track my steps and check my blood pressure. I like the fact that I can set an alarm on my Fitbit without waking up others and can set it to repeat. I can also track my other workouts and have all my activities uploaded to it to my medical spps.

I bought 2 of them for my 13 and 15 year old sons. They absolutely love them. They were already athleticly inclined but this has helped move them to a new high. Being able to monitor their activity has been a humorus sight. I highly recommend as a motivator.