Customer Ratings & Reviews

It monitors my sleep efficiency, helps me set goals and monitor progress. It's more motivating and easier to manage weight when you have tangible numbers you can see and track.

Th Charge HR is pretty good, but not great. I like the size of it, not to big, not too small. It is a great aid for helping track your steps and sleep.

Good replacement for the Fitbit Force, it does require twice the amount of charging then the Force. Glad I waited to return the Force till this came out.

I've owned the Fitbit flex for about a year and I'm happy with its performance. Upgrading to the Charge HR allows me to do more. I only wish it was waterproof like the flex.

This was given to my Son to help him keep up with his exercise level, heart beat, and physical fitness. This product is loved.

Great way to keep up with activity, food and water take. Also great to keep up motivation with challenges with your friends. Also like that you can see your sleep patterns.

I have been using my Fitbit Charge HR for a total of 1 week. It took some time getting used to. A lot to figure out. It doesn't come with an instruction manual so everything needs to be looked up online like how to customize settings. It records steps while driving, combing my hair & typing even after adjusting the sensitivity. Not sure how accurate the heart rate monitor is but seems to be fairly accurate for me. Battery life is great, only charged it once since the initial first time out of the box charge. So far this has been great, but still getting used to.

The fitbit works great. It has a long battery life and is easy to use. It is a real eye opener when you look at your statistics each day to see just how much activity you did.

Great product for those that are active as well as those that are looking to lose weight. tracks everything and you can see it any time you want on your smartphone or computer.

This has helped me make a lifestyle change for the better. Down 16 lbs in a month. Keto diet and step tracking. Get involved.

Great product! I like how the Fitbit - Charge HR tracks your heart rate, tracks calories burned, and the exercise mode. The exercise mode allows you to track specific exercises.

Love the HR Monitor. It keeps track of my sleep and has helped me get to bed earlier. It's also good for monitoring my Workouts.. HAHAHAHA.. Gonna have to start those soon.

Fitbit has a very simple app to go with their tracker, it is one of the best types I have used. The battery life is a little shorter than I would like

I recommend this Fitbit to anyone looking to stay fit. It tracks calories burned, steps taken, and constantly monitors your heart rate. Another great feature is the caller ID.

It's great to keep yourself motivated. I have not used some of the features like sleep tracking, but it has gotten me to use the stairs and walk more.

Enjoy using my new Fitbit Charge HR. It lives up to everything as advertised. I'm glad I purchased the model that I did. It's so easy to use and syncs with my calorie app.

Overall very comfortable to wear. Heart rate monitor is a huge benefit. Tracking of flights of stairs is not always accurate, but thats my only complaint.

Love the device just wish the battery life was longer and battery meter could be viewed on the display screen.

I feel like most of the features of the ChargeHR have been well elucidated, so I'll stick with my personal observations: 1) It's loads of fun to compete with friends. I never realized what a competitive spirit I had until I saw one of my friends overtaking me on a challenge, and then boy did i put in the effort! 2) It's not possible to set different goals for different days of the week, or even to be notified of when you achieve different goals (for example flights of stairs vs. steps taken). For someone like myself, who has days of considerably greater activity and days of considerably less, I wind up either coming nowhere near my daily step goal or completely blowing it out of the water. Both defeat the purpose of having a step goal at all. 3) There's no real ability to correlate data, for example activity vs. change in resting heart rate. If the dashboard would just overlay graphs-- "You had a total of X active minutes last month, with an average of Y each week. Your resting heartrate has changed by Z beats per minute." It could also correlate activity levels with sleep, which it also tracks. I'm not really sure why the programs don't do these things, but they don't and they should. That's why I give it four stars: I'm enjoying it, and having fun with it, but I can see definite room for improvement.

This has allowed my daughter with a heart condition to keep an eye on her heart rate. But it also helps with sleep patterns and exercise.