Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love my Fitbit Charge HR I wear it everyday. I've only had it about a month or so and I use it at work and at the gym to keep an eye on my heart rate. I work 12 hour shifts and i wear it to bed with only about maybe 2 hours of charge time a day and i never have a problem batterywise. The only two things i wish it had the other sportwatches have is putting a text through when it's scynced to my phone and the whole vibrating and I'm too inavtive. (maybe it has similar features and I just didn't find them yet) It's the first watch I've tried but i think the heart rate feature works very well because i donate plasma on a weekly basis and its useally very close.

Tremendous health and fitness tool. Able to track heart rate, caloric intake and expenditure and replaces wristwatch. Has helped me lose 12 lbs in a month! User friendly and comfortable to wear. App is terrific.

I love my Fitbit because it helps me get into shape and I am able to do challenges with other Fitbit friends etc. It helps you keep track of your steps, stairs, calories, etc and even monitors your heart rate.

So far, so good. Easy to use with the right equipment. Did not realize my old phone would not work with the Fitbit. Fun to track heart rate and see how many calories you are reading expending with erercise

the sleep pattern details and heart rate is great, battery life could be much better, it claims to last 7 days, but I only get 4 at best!

this is easily the best fitness tracker in the market today. it has both hr and sleep tracker and it looks very nice of the hand. if you are a fitness junkie then this is a must have.

FitBit Charge HR is easy to set up and sync with a smartphone. It shows the time and various information related to your daily activity. The heart rate monitor is more accurate than I thought it would be.

This thing is great it tracks my steps, my heart rate, stairs i climb, total distance I have walked a day, also the app has a place to log your food intake and compare to your calories burned and much more.

Its really great product. It track down my sleep and my calories to burn, and my exercise and the most important is my heart rate.

I like it for tracking my heart rate during workouts and tracking my sleep hours. It is hard to stay within 20 meters of my tablet so they data syncs and I can see it on my graph.

On the surface, the idea and execution is great. The band fits comfortably, the activity tracking works good to great and the software is easy to use. With time though you begin to see the wrinkles... First off, battery life isn't what it says it is. With just about everything turned off you may get the advertised battery life but if you sync it regularly and use the heart rate functionality you will get 1-2 days at most. My biggest gripe though is the heart rate functionality itself. While doing light to somewhat moderate exercise it is fairly accurate. When I go for anything more strenuous than that it is nowhere close. I've read all the advice regarding accuracy, I wear it higher on my arm, not too tight and I keep it clean. At times it won't read anything, other times it's completely off. I do circuit training, and it's not uncommon for my heart rate to stay over 150+ during my cycles, and during these workouts my Fitbit will have me at 85-90 throughout the duration. When doing yoga it seems to be more accurate, but it is prone to losing my heart rate and being off as Well. Considering the heart rate monitoring is the draw of this model it really should be much better than it is. Also all setting are done through smartphone app. Want to turn off heart rate monitoring? Open the app. Turn on Auto sync? Open the app. Syncing to s not super quick either. The ability to turn on and off basic functions should be able to be done on the band itself. If the HR monitoring was better I would strongly recommend. Until then, I'm 50/50

It was super easy to set up and start using. The heart rate tracker and sleep monitor were the most important features for me. The Fitbit app made tracking my exercise activities fun.

I've been trying to get myself motivated to work out everyday. Fitbit is a great motivator. It gives me helpful information about my progress, how I'm improving and even helps with my sleep. Love it.

I purchased it to monitor my heart rate at rest and exercising. I am quite pleased at all that it can do besides monitoring my heart rate. The downloadable app is the bomb. I input my water and food intake. The app shows me how many calories I expended to the calories I intake. This is great for losing weight. I would give it 5 stars but the rubber band slips down my arm from my perspiration when I work out. The only thing I would add to the HR charge is for it to notify me when my heart rate gets too high or too low when exercising. I try to keep my heart rate in the fat burning zone and want to know when I go out of the zone.

For the price, I think this is a great tracker. I love the heart rate feature because it helps me to maintain my target heart rate while exercising. I know if I need to step it up, or back off a little when exercising, which is great. I think it is worth paying the extra for this feature. I have noticed that when I am carrying my one year old or pushing a stroller/grocery cart, it does not count steps accurately, which is kind of a bummer, because I do this a lot throughout the day. Overall it's a great buy.

I love that I am able to track my calories out as well as in. This feature keeps me on track, and made me so much more aware of what my nutritional needs are. The app is super easy to use on my iPhone. The heart rate monitor is the reason why I chose this product over others. I do not always keep the blue tooth on my phone one to receive messages from my phone. I have a medium frame, and the large size fits my wrist well. I love that it is rechargeable instead of having to replace batteries for my other heart rate monitor. You do have to keep up with it to get maximum benefit. I do not like that the design is limited and does not come in cute colors or patterns. Also, the stair tracking is not always accurate.

This thing is great! It's very accurate, obviously it's not perfect but none of them are. The heart rate monitor allows you to better calculate how many calories you are burning too. Definitely recommend

I received my Fitbit for Christmas and I simply love it. I honestly considered returning it at first because I didn't realize its potential to change my habits! First, I became aware of how little sleep I get. I knew I had poor sleep habits but it is undeniable when it is in black and white. Second thing I love is that I am conscious of how little or how much I walk. On days I haven't gotten in my 10k steps at work I make sure to get them in at home. I also joined my son and daughter and a few friends online and we compete for the number of steps we get daily! I would say the Fitbit has helped me become more aware of my activity level or lack there of which had an overall health benefit for me!

My husband and I each bought one of these. I sit at my job all day, and I really wanted to have a better idea how many steps I've taken. My husband was more interested in his amount of sleep since he doesn't sleep well at all. If you use the app, it is very good at showing your sleep/awake times. It is not at all accurate at my step count. I know this because I can be sitting at a table cutting bread for sandwiches , and it will log that I took 1200 steps!! This is a constant issue for me. I know that I don't walk as many steps as it says . I really wish that there was a way to get a more accurate count. Other than that, we love them!

I have had my Fitbit HR now for a little over 4 months. I mainly use it for tracking steps, stairs climbed, sleep, and blood pressure. I like knowing how long I spent in the Cardio Zone each day. **My main concern is the charging port/cable. I have noticed that the only place I can charge it is a USB 3 port on my computer. It will charge on my USB hub, but it doesn't stay charged as long as when I use my computer. Also, the cable I plug into the back of my Fitbit for charging is already having issues. It's not staying in the back of the Fitbit as well, and I sometimes have to jiggle it to get it to register that it's charging.