Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Fitbit Luxe isn't the most advanced fitness tracker available. It's not even Fitbit's best fitness tracker. It's a well-designed device that does most of the things most people want from a fitness tracker while also looking better than similar wearables. Don't get it if you need reading glasses.

Got this fitness tracker for my wife and she loves it! Gets the job done and is the right size for her wrist.

My wife loves it. Works great and holds charge well.

Bought this for the wife as a replacement for an older model fitbit and she seems to like it. It looks much better than past fitbits we've owned from the screen to the looks of the fitbit itself.

Great watch. I’ve had one for 2&1/2 years. Bought this one as a Christmas present for my granddaughter. She was so happy when she unwrapped it. She said she had wanted one for a long time.

Slim and stylish. Wanted a nice watch to the time but also as a fitness tracker. This fit the bill nicely

Simple, beautiful and comfortable. Upgraded to this from Fitbit Inspire. I love the color screen and customizable features. LOVE the sleep tracker and heartbeat info. Glad I picked this one.

I love the way it was, the app, and the simple-to-use and very friendly. Fitness is my life thats why I tried to purchase and I don't have a regret, game, and rock on to this item.

Fitbit Luxe is very stylish and has a lot of features. My old Alta (w/gold) died, so I got this one due to the size and the gold. I really like the sleep features, which was not on my Alta. I also like the color display.

Using my Fitbit to monitor my heart, stress, and sleep. Just started using Fitbit Premium, so I need to use it a bit before reviewing it. So far, the reports are insightful. The watch face is small, but perfect for a small wrist.

Enjoying using this. Screen is bright and easy to read. Holds a charge longer than I expected. No issues syncing with my phone. Band that comes with isn't the most comfortable.

I switched from Inspire HR to this. I like the color screen, the crisp resolution, and longer battery life. Downfalls: when you use the timer on the watch, it drains the battery. The face is so sensitive that the shower water hits the face and changes my settings without me knowing it.

This is my first Fitbit product. I am impressed by some of the functions in the app, especially the analysis of sleep. I expected it to have real time measures of SpO2, but I am still very happy with it. I would give it 4 1/2 stars if I could, but default to 5.

It looks good, I have had several compliments on it, BUT I wish there had been a Inspire in stock. I was used to that one and liked all the readings it gave me. this one does not seem to operate as well. I was out of the county for 2 weeks, (been home a week now ) and my watch still thinks it is in Europe. Also it is now 2 days ahead, I am having a hard time finding out how to fix this, so i can make it correct for California.

i like the size its small and does the job. nice fitness watch had versa 2 but got in the way when lifting weights decided o trying this for the size it very nice.

I replaced my older Fitbit Versa 2 with this. I prefer this smaller profile to my older one. It also seems more responsive and holds its battery life longer.

Love the easy to read display and all the features especially the heart rate and sleep monitoring. Battery life is longer than my fitbit Alta.

Bought for my daughter and she loves it. It's simple and sleek, and fits her smaller wrist well. My only complaint would be that it took a while to charge the first time. I'd recommend fully charging it before you try to set it up.

Mine lasted me two years which is about what I expect from a basic fitness tracker. The only things I didn’t like is that the small face is hard to read and use features on beyond checking the time and basic stats. I found I primarily needed to use the app to manage stats and features, which was fine for me. The cons of having the small face are worth it to me to not have a giant bulky tracker on my wrist. I’m considering buying another one now that mine has started dying once it hits about 30% battery. Initially a charge lasted me almost a week, now it’s about 2-3 days.

I couldn’t make up my mind whether I wanted to invest in a Fitbit—But the Luxe, at around $100 was a realistic price point considering what feedback you can get on your fitness stats. You can also opt in for the Premium addition—which I did—to try out for maybe one year—depending on how I like it. Here you can peruse a catalog of Recipe ideas—fitness/health tips—Exercise Videos by category and more! Since I’m tracking my steps through the Noom app.—I was also able to sync that data to the Fitbit—which was a plus! Fitbit gives you calories burned after a workout, And you can tailor/input your choices of physical activities to Up to Five. I also bought this Fitbit for a summary analysis of my Sleep Hygiene. It was pretty eye opening—(pun intended)—since I’m a Very Restless sleeper. The feedback you receive includes: How many min./hours of Time Awake—Light Sleep—Deep & REM. It’s Not perfect—so, it doesn’t make allowances for Interrupted Sleep or the Total including breaks in sleep—as it only records a minimum of three hours of Uninterrupted Sleep. Logging my meals was another reason I bought the Fitbit. You can input customized dishes—Or look up the calories. Logging is pretty straight forward. You input your Water Intake by How Many 16oz. bottles or 8 oz. glasses you drink per day for hydration. Simple. Fitbit also includes an Alarm Feature (which gently vibrates while wearing on your wrist at night). I didn’t think I would wear it to bed—but I tend to forget it’s even on. There is also a Stopwatch, and other stats that can be tracked—as standard on this Fitbit Luxe. One of the few Cons I would say—more of a nuisance—is that (for me) the little black loop that secures the Fitbit band often comes loose, And sometimes falls off. They do provide you with a spare wrist band in the box (without loop).