Customer Ratings & Reviews

I absolutely love how sleek and small the flex is. I had battery problems, but the manufacture replaced it for me and I have had no issues since then. I love my fitbit!

The way it is set up to record sleep patterns is not user friendly, and have found out that from time to time it activates by itself. The way to charge the unit is not that friendly

Like the product but it can been a little sensitive and can change to sleep mode without knowing it just by pushing a shopping cart. Comfortable to wear like that I don't have to take it off, easier then belt clip 'pedometers'.

Its a pain to know if if tapped it hard enough. Charging it involved removing the device from the band. Do your self a favor and just go with the Charge or the Charge HR

Love the device you can get as much out of it as you want, or as little. reminder apps could be annoying but so far they have been useful. This is my second device and it has difficulty syncing some days are completely blank.

It's definitely not as accurate as a regular pedometer, but the fitbit app on android is well-thought out and lets you track a multitude of stats (weight, calories consumed, calories burned, sleep patterns, etc.) that can be useful.

I am a mail carrier & the unit had to be cleaned to charge! It also tracked arm movement as a step! It wasn't always accurate per day! I traded it in for the fit bit one unit.

My fitbit has been on my wrist since I purchased. It does a great job at counting steps and keeps me accountable. Only complaint is the battery life and it is not compatible with the model of Motorola Razr that I have, but I knew that when I bought it. I hope the do some upgrades to make it compatible.

This device will definitely "rat you out" if you sit on the couch. If you want to take full advantage, however, you will need to manually enter data on water, food consumption, sleep times and exercise types. Battery does NOT last 5 days between charges- more like 3 days. AND remember in the 2-3 hours it takes to charge the thing, you are loosing data. Bands come in colors which are nice, but at least this thing should show you the time since you have to wear it AND a watch and that just looks silly.

Can't ever tell what mode you're in, asleep or awake. If you try to tap to shut off an alarm it often changes from one mode to another and you won't realize it. Does look a lot better especially with the extra colored bands

improved design makes tracker more secure lost 2 of the previous models. New bands and clips readily available at a nominal fee. Band would seem to be weak link in long term use and clip design may be hard for some with weak wrist or arthritis to deal with as tracker need to be removed from band to charge

Although my band broke almost immediately, the fitbit company replaced it very quickly. I like that you can also track more information if you would like, such as calories and that you can share your information to "compete" with a friend.

For the money you pay it's not that great. Battery life is ok. It basically is just a pedometer which you can get for a lot cheaper. Color options are nice though.

This Fitbit has an accurate reading but lacks the ability to see your steps, activity.. You have to rely on your phone app or tablet app to see your results..

I purchase a fitbit at best buy. Within 7 days, the band came apart. It didn't break, it just came apart where it was glued together. A clear defect. Best buy refused to replace. They got another $25 from me because I bought replacement bands. It's the last time I'll every shop best buy.

I had FitBit One before and lost is after two years. I wanted a wrist band style and thought the Flex would satisfy my needs. It just didn't work for me. Nothing wrong with it and it was what was advertised.

Great gadget, I traded it in from the fitbit flex. Definitely better then the flex, the LED makes it very easy to see how many steps, distance, calories burned. I am Deaf, this also makes a great alarm clock with the vibration.

Like it and have used it everyday since I got it. Only thing is it doesn't say the steps on the bracelet. It just has lights. You have to look at the app on your phone that's synced up to see the exact step count.

Bought this for my mom And she liked the informstion that she could track through Her phone and on the computer. However she is not fond of the band. It seems difficult at times and just seems it could he designed better.

I am satisfied with the Bitfit Flex because it tracks everything I need it to without being bulky looking. I forget I have it on and the amount of information that this thing can track is amazing. Must have for somebody looking to take their activity monitoring to the next level!