Customer Ratings & Reviews

For my wife. Best Buy was the only store that had the pink one and they had the best price.

I purchased this for my daughter. She loves it! We love participating in weekly challenges!!

To charge the flex you remove the unit from the rubber bracelet. After a few weeks it weakened and cracked.

For the cost this is a great device. I highly recommend this fitbit if you just need a activity tracker

My wife gave me her Fitbit so this new one was for her. She loves her Fitbit and when we found this one on special we couldn't resist.

Great product and easy to use. Motivates me to get more exercise

really good, gives me instant feedback and encouragement to keep more active. Connecting with scales also helps keep me aware of weight and able to manage.

This product is awesome so far. It has been through some rough times and still works great

This is a good steps tracker and syncs with the Map My Run family of apps. It's a basic tracker and keeps you on the move. Great for the price!

This was my THIRD Fitbit. (Third time's a charm right? WRONG!) The first one popped off my arm. I bought a new one and the wristband broke. Returned it and got another new one that popped off my arm somewhere and is lost! For the cost, I think the band should be much more reliable.

My only issue is the tracking of sleep. I think I turn it on at night but apparently sometime I don't.

I have one and used this one as a gift. They're great for anyone looking to have an idea of how many steps they're taking on a daily basis.

PROS: 1. Roughly Accurate when you enter your personal running and walking stride distance; in the settings dashboard under your profile. I saw a lot of people complaining about inaccuracy but I don't know if they even dove that far into the dashboard of the software, this isn't guesswork people. 2. No issues when using it to monitor my sleep pattern when using the software correctly; make sure you have the latest Bluetooth 4.0 installed on your android/apple device before downloading the Fitbit application. 3. Asks for Blood Pressure, Glucose and Blood Pressure readings to gather information for those who are really serious about their health. 4. I barely know its there when I sleep, throughout the day. Having two separate bands for small and large wrists are a plus. I am 6' 3" at 227lbs and the large fits me just fine. 5. Charging was extremely fast and the device syncs with ease on my iPhone 4S with the 6.2 update; Bluetooth only transfers when I open the app, not when it's running in the background. So this saves on my phone and tracker battery. 6. Water Resistant; I've run with it, grabbed a shower and swam with it in the last 48hrs and I have had absolutely no issues. 7. Vibration in the tracker is a major plus for me and allows me to wake up just fine. I despise the audible way we have been accustomed to using. Your sleep pattern is very important to a productive day and lifestyle. This was a major reason I chose this device. CONS: 1. There should be a barcode scanner built into the application for ease of adding in foods that are not in their system. Logging in a new food can be a little time consuming. 2. The locking system for the band my not be suitable for contact sports or recreations that you may come in contact with another or the ground. Maybe a band with a locking clasp would be beneficial down the road. I thought I might lose it during laps in the pool or running and I didn't, but still worried I may. So far so good. 3. No Altimeter like previous devices for tracking of elevation, this would be a great feature in such a small form factor, maybe it will be there in the 2nd generation. Fitbit does offer this feature with other devices they manufacture. Final Thoughts: If you want an extremely accurate device for calories and distance, go out there and spend the money on a GPS device like; GARMIN, POLAR or MAGELLAN. I own a GARMIN and POLAR product that do exactly that in two separate areas. I've never read anywhere where Fitbit claimed to do just that. This device is made to keep you moving and push you to follow individuals goals you've set to maintain a healthy lifestyle or put you back on the right track to consuming the foods that are good for you. This is not bulky like the Jawbone up and connects wirelessly. The Fitbit doesn't have a numerical display like the Nike Fuelband, but read the reviews on that and it's a major disappointment to a lot of Nike fans, plus those new to the idea. I would recommend this product for those looking for a comfortable band that can sync wirelessly with your phone or computer and are looking to watch your running, walking, sleeping and consumption with food/water. Good Luck and Stay Healthy!

This device connects you with others that have them and it is great how it synchs with both my phone and PC.

Had the Nike Fuel and decided to purchase the Force due to its extended features which include active minutes ( Nike Fuel doesn't capture my workouts on the elliptical), and vibrating alarm features. Bracelet worked great until the vibrating feature all of a sudden stopped. Contacted customer service and they are replacing at no charge after simple troubleshooting.

It is a good product for someone to keep a tab on his health. for e.g. you can count the # of calories intake etc. you can set goals and follow it. Though the device doesn't work with 100% accuracy as it doesn't read your heart beat to count the # calories burned. given a goal, when you don't meet it... you fee guilty, at least I feel guilty. It keeps me going.

This was purchased as a gift but the receiver thought it was too complicated and time summing to use.

Very happy I purchased for my niece, she loved the gift and it fit in perfect with her active lifestyle.

Makes you think before you put something in your mouth and the amount of steps is needed to work it off!

The Fitbit has helped me reach my goal daily. My exercise information is available quickly and I know how much more I need to do each day to meet my goal.