Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am very happy with my Fitbit. It tracks heart rate, sleep patterns, steps walked, stairs climbed and so much more. I would recommend it.

I had the Charge HR for about 3 months. The Good: step counter, call notification, means to track/check your heart rate, simple, comfortable. The Bad: unsophisticated/youthful look, lack of other notifications, syncing, charging, battery life. I got rid of this (or any) Fitbit as I work in a business professional office and always felt lax in my attire when wearing it. And besides, I faced facts and realized that the time and notifications were what I really liked about it.

I've been using my fitbit for a little over a month and think it's great! The fitbit syncs to your fitbit account online, which lets you track your steps, calories burned, activities, heart rate, and other data over time. Also, if you're in the HealthMiles program, you can sync with your fitbit account to pull in and get credit for your steps completed. The downside, is that it requires some work on your part for it to be fully useful. For example, to track your calories, you have to manually enter what you've eaten each day.

Between this device and the free app that actually tabulates all of your activity (and inactivity of sleep), one can really get a good idea of how healthy and mobile... or unhealthy and immobile... one is. It's quite simple to use (you just slap it on your wrist), and the app can be a bit addictive, keeping track of each day's activity and adding any caloric or fluid intake. I would imagine (based upon my use of this device and research of others) this is the best deal, providing the most insight into one's normal, daily life.

This thing is the bee's knees. This is what makes me get out of bed in the morning. Best part of the day is when the watch alerts you that you've reached your daily goal steps. But wait, there is more! This beauty of a mechanism monitors your heart rate too. Let's be honest, who has time to take your own heart rate. "Ain't nobody got time for that" As Billy Madison would say, "you ain't cool unless you have the Fitbit HR"

I purchased this for my Husband for his B-Day and it was a Hit! He is able to monitor his HR, daily activity,exercise, etc..via IPhone, or pc.. He had been having A-Fib and is going to have a Cath Ablation in August, so this is wonderful at keeping him up on what his HR is doing daily.. He still works full time and goes to the gym 3xweek and plays golf on saturdays. He since last year has lost 60lbs. From 231lbs down to 170.00lbs.. This is a great tool to have..Run do not walk on this purchase, you will not be disappointed..

I have been recommended by my cardiologist to monitor my heart rate. Choosing from various products I picked the Charge HR model as a reasonable price/performance product. And indeed, it fulfills my expectations - plus it has a slim elegant design. Very important! it is comfortable to wear - even during the night (by the way, only the sleeping monitoring outcome is sometimes confusing between time slept and awake). The large wristband is barely sufficient for me - unfortunately the XL is only available directly from Fitbit.

Absolutely love it. Great at tracking steps, heart-rate and sleep. I bought it for exercise, but now I'm addicted and never take it off.

I love my Fitbit. It is so easy to set up and use. I like being able to track my steps, stairs and heart rate at the touch of a button.

So far, I have loved my FitBit Charge HR. Not only does it keep me accountable for my fitness goals, but it also keeps me motivated to stay on track. Having it on my wrist 24/7 makes it easy to track my progress throughout the day. The FitBit app on my phone, which automatically syncs with my Charge HR, makes it even easier to input my exercise, watch my calories, and even monitor my sleeping patterns. No matter what your fitness desires may be, the Charge HR will definitely be an asset in achieving those goals.

Picked this up for basic health monitoring about a month ago. Was really looking for something that tracked steps, heart rate, and sleep cycles. This does the trick with minimum human interaction. I use this on a Windows Nokia 920 phone (Fitbit is one of the few who provide a native app) and have been pretty happy with the results. I do occasionally lose the ability to sync and have to restart the phone to bring the capability back but this has only happened twice so far.

Having been a FitBit Flex owner for almost three years, it was time for me to upgrade. For me, the Charge HR was the next logical choice and having used the device for a month I'm very pleased with my purchase. The added features of a built in clock, heart rate monitor, number of stairs climbed and silent alarm view are great. The only negative is that the charge cable is different than the Flex and the battery hasn't lasted as long as the manufacture states as I'm only getting three to four days of charge.

Very happy with the devices ability to track steps and calories burned but disappointed that it is not waterproof.

It is a good tool for measuring steps and heart rate. I also appreciate the info it gives me on my sleep habits.

Gave this as a Christmas present and it was everything they wanted! Tracks sleep, steps and heart rate also doubles as a watch :)

Have been using my fitbit HR for over a month. Battery life lasts a few days as I wear this almost 24\7. Very accurate on flights of stairs! I've had to play around with the steps vs distance using the app to get a close to correct count. This little fitness band is definitely worth the money for all you get. The app or program is very user friendly and has a nice set up. Fun doing competitions with friends using the app! I'd purchase one if I were you!

I went with the Charge HR b/c of all the features. I do love all that it tracks. I don't think it tracks calories burned realistically, though. It's also on the bulky side so I find it comfortable to sleep w/ it on. But the couple times I did, reviewing the information on my sleep patterns was very informative. I love that it also a caller ID and I can see who's calling before looking at my phone, or know my phone is ringing even when I'm not near it.

Makes fitness easy. Steps, calories, and sleep all tracked along with your heart rate. What more do you need?

I've worn the Charge HR everyday for about a month now. I don't know how accurate the steps are because I don't count them but it seems pretty accurate. The heartrate is very close, within 2 points. I have found that the "floors" only counts going upstairs, it doesn't count going down stairs. I'm not sure if this is because you burn more calories going upstairs. ?? The sleep tracker is surprisingly accurate. I was surprised to see how many times I wake up during the night. It also shows you how many times you are restless. This info will be very useful when discussing my sleep problems with my Dr. I am not a morning person, I sleep right threw my clock alarm, but the Fitbit alarm gets me up right away. It is a buzz/vibration coming from the part of the band that touches your wrist. This does not hurt by any means. I haven't used all the features that it offers so I cannot comment on the rest. I have a LG G3 and the app works very well. It is nice to see your stats well laid out in the app. You can also view them in graph form. I have found this Fitbit to push me to do more, seeing the numbers on the app makes me want to increase them. ... I wish it came with interchangeable colored bands. :)

I bought the Fitbit with the HR monitor specifically to track calories in & calories out. The sleep part is also really interesting and accurate as far as I can tell. My one minor complaint is tracking food. It's easy, but doesn't break down fat/protein/fiber/etc. like I'm used to with My Fitness Pal. Otherwise, it's easy to wear, battery lasts a while, & makes me workout even more to get those steps in!