Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this for the lady, she's all into working out and keeping track of everything. Thought it was pretty cool how it keeps track of steps and also your sleep, calories, heart rate etc. and it sync to your phone, it also lets you know when someone is calling u so no need to pull out ur phone while running

I received the charge as a gift but saw that that the charge hr was available. I absolutely love the Charge HR, it tracks my heart rate, sleep patterns, etc. It motivates me to beat my prior days stats.

The Fitbit Charge HR has convinced me more times than I'd like to say to take the steps instead of the elevator. The chance to earn the steps badges is a great motivator. I don't have any problems with accuracy, except it does tend to track steps if you are driving. This is frustrating and I wish it could distinguish travel time in an easier fashion. You have to save it as a workout then go to the website to type in driving and track the time frame to wipe out the extra steps. I haven't had any problems with getting it wet washing dishes, etc. However, I haven't tried it in the shower. The app is great. The only problem is that the food library isn't that large. I just synced it with MyFitnessPal and log my food there and it transfer the amount over.

I like it because it keeps track of information that I'm interested in daily like how I slept the night before how many times I was awake and restless and how many hours that I'm asleep Keeps track of weight , steps, miles I'm happy with it.

Great device for tracking steps and measuring fitness in general. The HR monitor is very accurate. Used it at my doctors office and they confirmed the same reading.

I love my new charge hr. I wear it everyday and it's super easy to use. Battery has to be charged every other day. I don't ever wear it in the shower so that is a great time to charge. The heart rate is the best feature. The only feature I would add to it would receiving texting

I am really loving the heart rate reader on this device. Using it, this gives a much more accurate calorie burn during my workouts compared with the Flex which only has distance and time to go by when calculating. I also am able to know when I need to slow down the pace a bit dependent on how fast my heart is beating, which before I never did. The wear is fairly comfortable as well, the only thing I am adjusting to is the plastic slide that holds down the band once clasped. When moving it to the band, it often is pulling hair from my arm which is not very comfortable. The size on this is good, and the display reads very well. The only issue with the display for me so far is the glare from the sun making it virtually unreadable at certain angles. I am loving this though for my daily runs, and am glad that I upgraded!

I like that the Fitbit HR has the ability to strap on like a watch, and constantly tracks my hear rate. The caller ID on the Fitbit is also a bonus and convenient for when my phone is on silent. The only downside is that I have to charge every 6 days or so, compared to every 2 weeks with my old Fitbit Force.

I purchased my first Fitbit Flex thru my employer and I lost it one day working. I now have the Fitbit Charge HR and I LOVE IT!!! It fits just like a watch and it tracks everything 100x's better than the Flex. The Fitbit Charge HR is worth every $149.99 and Best Buy does Amazon price comparison also!!!

I would only choose this fitness tracker! Works great with my iPhone, love all the details and analysis. Amazing! (If you're contemplating between the two, definitely worth the upgrade to the HR.)

I knew I needed to be doing more physical activity than I had been, but I had no idea just how little I actually moved during the day! I definitely feel that seeing the numbers motivates me to get moving. Very pleased with my purchase!

The heart rate monitor is amazing, and the calorie count is very useful for watching ones diet. The phone application works very well, and while I would like more constant heart rate monitoring, the sleep tracking is very interesting to review. I love my HR, and would recommend it without reservation.

Had a jawbone Up24 and liked it but it came off my wrist too easily and lost it. Decided to try the ChargeHR as a replacement because of the watch display and added heart rate feature. Not too fond of the app for either as they arent very intuitive and dont give raw data but the fitbit is probably better. I havent been able to compare accuracy to the Up24, which was surprisingly accurate. I know it misses some steps but it is hard to believe i burn as many calories as ut estimates. It is not as comfortable as the Up24 but stays on and tolerable to sleep in. My main gripe is it claimed 5 days battery life and i dont get even two days on a charge. I will try turning off the wrist twist auto display but cant imagine that makes much difference.

I got this FITBIT HR Charge for Christmas and took it to the Geek Squad for setup. You can do the setup yourself, but Geek Squad services were included in the purchase. I like seeing the steps I take, and HR. The silent alarm is easy to set up and I like it better than an alarm clock or smartphone.

The FitBit HR not only tracks your steps, but how many flights of stairs you've climbed, the amount of water you drink, your sleep habits, heart rate, and so much more. I'm impressed with the associated app. Works great with Samsung S5.

I had read about FitBit and researched it for about 3 months, I read countless reviews, and then finally, I caved and got it. I think the calorie-burn tracker is incredibly useful, the step counter is great, and very accurate, there isn't many ways to fool it (walking in place doesn't count as steps) The thing for me though was sleeping with it on, which I understand I don't have to do, but every time you turn your wrist in a way similar to how you would view a clock, the time flashes, and the LED in bright and woke me up a few times. There is no way to turn this setting off as far as I know. Also, Fitbit instructs you to wear it loosely so it can move fairly easy, but on the back on the fitbit, the part the makes contact with your skin, two super bright green LED's pulse, whenever the wristband is on, and it is horribly annoying, so much so that i said screw this I can sleep with it anymore. To some this may not be a big deal, but the sleep tracking and silent vibrating alarm were big selling points for me. The silent alarm by the way, does work very well and I love it. At first, I was constantly using the app and updating my food intake and my water intake but after a while I stopped just because its not too easy to log in a bunch of food and estimate the portions size in grams etc. Also I go to the gym a few times a week, but I'm not a big runner, whether it be on treadmills or roads, I assumed that intense weight lifting would be accounted for automatically by Fitbit but it is not. You have to select "weight lifting" under "Active Minutes" and then enter the amount of time you lifted weights for and it estimates the amount of calories burned. Needless to say, 45 minutes of weight lifting for some people does not equate to 45 minutes of weight lifting for others, this was my biggest gripe about the Fitbit. For a different type of person, one who runs often and eats well, maybe to the point where they don't care to track their eating, it would be perfect. For me, not so much.

This was a gift to my girlfriend and she loves it now. The reason I am not giving it four stars is because the app was not downloading first. Also, she says it only holds a charge for a couple of days and it's only splash proof. It would be great if it was waterproof

Love my Fitbit charge. All of the information is great and helping me to keep a healthy lifestyle. Only downside is the battery doesn't seem to last as long as I thought. Also the watchband style is a little different. I tend to pinch my arm when sliding the band holder.

Its a great tool for monitoring your daily activities. You will be surprised when you see what it can tell you. Well worth the price. You can also sync up with other friends that use it for friendly competition toward getting fit or maintaining your fitness. It tracks weekly also and gives you a recap.

Great Product. Great app. Keeps you accountable for steps taken and calories eaten. Also great for tracking sleep patterns and heart rate at peak and at rest. Also great for competition with other Fit-Bitters. Updates real-time via Bluetooth. Keeps the work week interesting with office competition.