Customer Ratings & Reviews

While this does sync up with my android phone, the accuracy of the step count can be manipulated (whether on dominant hand OR non-dominant hand) depending on your activity.

The heart rate and pedometer are not very accurate in my opinion. I returned the product. Aesthetically it is a nice piece, but was a little let down on the accuracy side.

This is a good product for the price. Easy to work. Price met my budget for this item. Comfortable to wear while exercising.

Loved it. I wore it all the time and it kept track of my steps everyday which I was very concerned about. It even knew when I was inactive (like taking a nap)

I got this Fitbit for my sister and she was so amazed by it. It motivated her to lose weight and she went from being big like John candy to skinny like Taylor swift!

I heard about the Fitbit n liked what it can do n the charge holds up for long length of time. Very comfortable to wear n gives me all what I need to know! Love it!

This is so much better than the flex I used to have. I love being able to see what time it is and the caller id is cool to.

Problem that # of steps counted is not always accurate. Somehow tied to hand movement and if you sit at computer and are not steping, it still adds to the total.

but to get any history you have to have it upload to your computer using their Bluetooth receiver. The band is irritating to sleep in to have it track sleep cycle.

The watch band does not have a great security system. I feel off at school and was not turned into the lost and she had to save up for another.

Best part of the original fitbit is the size, I need a step tracker not a watch, phone, or heart rate monitor.

I love the easy to use and tracking information this fitbit provides, doesn't tell me too much just what I want/need to know to keep me motivated.

I am very satisfied with this Fitbit. I use it to keep time and of course To keep track of how active ( or inactive) I have been each day.

The first fitbit of this kind would not hold a charge. The 2nd fitbit holds a charge and performs as expected. One downfall of this product is that it is not waterproof. The biggest issue with the product is the way the fitbit stays on the wrist. The connectors often come apart and let the fitbit fall off of the wrist. Why not just a regular watch band?

The product is worth the sale price. I would not purchase it at full price. I find it does not record going up and down steps accurately.

The strap is less than perfect but if you wear it during a run only you are less likely to lose It. I do not recommend wearing this to work!

Like that it tracks steps and stairs. I have had to resync it to my phone every time I charge it.

Pros: Pretty accurate at tracking fitness and the app is easy to use. Cons: The band is a major con for several reasons. 1. The band can be somewhat difficult to make sure it's snaps correctly. 2. The band easy gets snagged on long sleeves, jackets, etc and can come off easily. 3. The most egregious part is the durability of the band where it attaches to the tracker. The glue that holds it together wears VERY fast (within 6 months). Fitbit sent me a replacement, which then proceeded to wear out after 8 months of use. My wife's tracker did the same after just over a year. Since the warranty was up they wouldn't replace them again. Why spend $100 on an activity tracker that can't keep up/withstand the very activity it was "designed" for? I play a lot of football (soccer here in the US) so it don't understand the premature wear. It wasn't like I was power lifting, bull riding, doing MMA.

I liked the iPhone app for this but ended up exchanging it for a VivoFit by Garmin. Better band for my wrist and completely waterproof.

Have the original fitbit, but wasn't happy with it and my watch fighting for wrist space, the charge combines the two and gives me caller ID!