Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like nearly everything about my Fitbit. One thing I hate about it (and it is a bit hate) is that it's not waterproof. I can't believe with all the waterproof watches on the market that they are unable to make the Fitbit waterproof. I don't think the sleep record is accurate. It doesn't seem to be able to tell when I'm actually sleeping. I also wish it was not so wide. Other than that I do like it a lot. I like that I can track calories, exercise, and sleep. I would definitely recommend it to a friend!

I really like the Fitbit. I have used it for power walking and for sleep analysis. The information provided is useful in keeping up your drive to do better or to just keep it going. I would definitely recommend it. If syncing up to a PC, be sure to NOT use the dongle if your pc already had Bluetooth. I think it gets confused and don't be afraid to wait up to five minutes for the fitbit to sync up.

Love that this is a watch and this model automatically charts and tracks your sleep! Easy to use, stylish plum color, comfortable with the watch-like strap. I turn the heart rate moniter off unless i am doing a workout because it takes away the battery life and is obnoxious when you sleep. I wish the tracker is a little more sensitive and accurate when it comes to active minutes because there have been times i have worked out HARD and it doesn't consider the active minutes automatically. Other than that, great product, that is easy to use for any age!

Tracks steps and HR well. Battery life is a disappointment. Have on been able to get 2 days worth if I disable all features.

Love getting my sleep results, and making sure that I get my 10,000 steps in each day. A plus having the heart rate monitor.

This was a great upgrade from. The Fitbit one due to the wrist band that gives you readings on your steps, heart rate, stairs and sleep. It's nice to not need to put it in sleep mode at night. It's smar enough to know when you are sleep. The only concern I have is that the battery only lasts about 4-6 days since the heart rate monitor uses more power than the standard fitbit. Overall it's a great wearable.

I have pushed my Fitbit aside for this Fitbit HR. I don't always get my steps in, but it is good to see the level of my Heart Rate. On the original Fitbit, I didn't always "notify it" I was going to sleep so it wouldn't read my sleep pattern. This one knows by your inactivity and your HR. By far this is a good investment. It seems by the instructions that you need to have it in a weird position on your wrist, but I have not had any issue with it not reading. The ability to see who is texting or calling me helps me decide if I need to leave a meeting.

I got the FitBit Charge HR to better track my sleep and help me recover from CrossFit workouts, and it is pretty awesome! Not only does it accurately track my sleep patterns, but it lets me set goals for increased sleep times. The first week I wore it I was averaging 4.5hrs of sleep a night, but got up to over 6hrs in under a month by being more aware of my deficiencies. It's also great for general activity and tracking average heart rate, but doesn't do so well with more intense workouts...gonna get a heart rate chest strap for that type of data.

I bought my Fitbit Charge HR after googling the daylights out of what is available out there. The HR is light, very user friendly with an app that covers pretty much everything you need. Aside from the usual physical tracking, the unit's tracking of my sleeping pattern was major bonus. As a pilot I like to keep track of my sleeping habits, and the unit does so flawlessly. Only negative side to the HR: Battery endurance is mediocre, and charging every 2 days can be a bit frustrating.

Great product.. It is easy to use and very motivating. Counts steps, stairs, and heart rate accurately. Would recommend!

I really like my fitbit charge hr. It's a great motivator just to get 10k steps. Also lets me know how much I sleep at night and my heart rate.

I looked forward to getting the new Charge HR and was overall pleased. The heart rate monitor is a nice feature and the buckle is a much more secure feature. But, the battery life is much shorter and almost not worth the new features. Would recommend with the battery life warning inmind

I really like the flexibility of this device. The ability to track your food/water intake with the mobile app is great. I got the HR to keep an eye on my heart rate because of some health issues. I check it whenever I'm feeling a little off. I like to wake up in the morning to check out how my sleep patterns were from the night before. Overall a very good device. The only downside is how often it needs to be charged. Every three or four days. It would be nice if it lasted closer to a month.

This product has worked as advertised for heart rate, sleep tracking and steps taken. I wish the battery lasted longer.

No problems at all with this fitbit! Easy to use and set up and seems to be accurate for everything from the heart rate to the sleep hours!

device is what I expected. Love the concept of able to track goals and see how much effort is exerted during a exercise. Pros is it has no straps and is watch like band. I lost my previous fitbit because of the strap, this is a good upgrade. Cons - battery life/cannot use when swimming (i think I can but would rather not risk it said it was water resistant)/charging cable should be standard so that I wont be afraid to lose it on trips. I wish it interfaced with the apple health app too.

I started my fitbit days with the flex- In comparing the flex with the Charge HR , there are a few nice upgrades. I enjoy the altimeter/ stair climber function. It has a much more convenient sleep tracker. There's no switching into and out of sleep mode, manually tracking your hours, etc... I like that it doubles as a watch, with timer. The display is probably the best upgrade between the flex and charge... with a tap on your wrist you can see your distance, steps, the time, calories burned and stairs climbed- all of which seems to be accurate so far. Now for the HR portion.... I am not going to critically review their hr monitoring and compare it to the polar chest straps or other halter monitors, obviously if you are buying those devices you're training is well beyond that of the average Joe using this device. I'm not doing P90X or Kickboxing or doing high intensity cardio. I am, however, push mowing my yard, jogging with the dog or doing basic exercise... and for the basic everyday exerciser, this device is perfect. I have compared the hr monitor on the Charge to the S Heath function on my Galaxy S6 and manual readings, and it is always accurate to within a couple of beats. And it keeps a trend in the app. The only downside to this, is that if you have a rapid change in heart rate, sometimes the hr monitor takes a second to catch up- Not a big deal at least not to me, because I'm more Interested in trends and sustaining than rapid changes. I know the burning question for some is whether or not it is worth it to spend the extra few dollars for the HR or to just go with the basic Charge. The answer to that lies in what you're going to do with the HR data. If having a fairly constant HR reading to trend doesn't or won't effect your exercise routine, then don't bother, but if you'd like to keep track, trend and modify your low/moderate intensity exercise to maintain your target hr goal, then the Charge HR is for you.

I upgraded from the Fitbit Charge because I wanted a constant HR measure. This is an amazing product; constant measuring and I like how it measures my resting heartbeat when I am sleeping to get a more accurate read. Great product! Only con is the battery doesn't last as long as the Fitbit Charge, but only because it is constantly monitoring my heart beat.

Great device to track steps and sleep patterns. Only complaint is it sometimes has problems syncing with android phone.

The Fitbit Charge HR is great for tracking steps, calories burned, and does pretty well with measuring your heart beat. I have compared this feature to the heart rate monitors built into gym equipment and it is pretty much spot on. This is worth the $149 but definitely could use a longer lasting battery. Makes it about 4 days maybe a little more.