Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works get, but no Windows mobile app. Found it to track activity and the web page is a nice way to journal entries. No Windows app.

I have had many trackers...this is the best! Great app for sync and tracking

It's better than you think so I highly recommend your purchase of the fit bit

This keeps me on track for my daily exercise requirements. Very helpful gadget,

This was a replacement for one that broke. I love my Fitbit tracker

If you are looking for a way to get you motivated to exercise, this would be it.

I love my fitbit it's so easy to use and it's fun to share with your friends

This was a great gift. My sister is very active and loves tracking her steps.

It's a perfect way to start tracking your activity to become a healthier person.

Great little device for a good deal! If you want fitness advice look no further!

Love it so much I got one for my mom! Love that it counts stairs

Fitbit is a good product and I look foward to a long use of their products

Love It! I wear it every day. Keeps me motivated. It was a great purchase.

My wife uses and seems to like it would of preferred watch but works great when you cant have jewelry on at work

By far the best biometric device on the market at present. Highly recommended

Works great. And you can't beat the price. I use it every day.

I love my Fit Bit. It keeps me active all day and its fun to meet my daily goals

Have had no issues and has worked perfectly. Does everything as advertised.

I love my fitbit one. I like that I can wear it under my clothes.

My sister gave me this Fitbit One several months ago. It sat and collected dust for those months. I knew I had it, but I didn't "have time" to mess with it. I finally decided to open it this past June and see what it was all about. The tiny black device is pretty sleek. There's only one button on the face of the unit and it was also packaged with a sleep wrist band and a clip so that the unit could be worn on the waistband of pants or shorts that have no pockets. I usually just wear mine by putting it in my pocket, but now that I've used it for over a month - I am never without it. It's funny how we can become so attached to gadgets and devices. The Fitbit One makes that a little easier with it's salutations. Whenever the device has been still for a bit and it detects movement (i.e. picking it up off of a table), it will display a message that always ends with the user's name. It's pretty cool when this little guy says "Let's Rock!" It gives it a bit of personality. I found using the Fitbit website very easy. Everything is laid out fairly straightforward. The main page is a dashboard and from there you can open tabs that have to do with specific topics: Log (where info on exercise, food, weight, sleep, journal, heart, bp, glucose are entered), community (boards/forums), and premium (part of a paid service that I haven't utilized yet). The Fitbit monitors the steps you take, it estimates the number of floors climbed, calories burned, distance traveled, and highly active minutes throughout the day. I constantly sync my Fitbit with the Fitbit app for the iPhone and I'm always keeping that data current. Back on my iMac, there's a dongle that plugs in to a USB slot in the back and through an icon on the menu bar at the top of the screen, I sync my Fitbit with the iMac, too. I can sync with either device and the information is shared with all my Fitbit enabled devices. In other words, if I sync my One with my iPhone, the website accessed with the iMac will have the same info. Obviously, the software works with iOS and Mac. One feature I really enjoy is the fact that the One will work with other fitness apps as well. My sister uses hers with Sparkpeople, but I use my with MyFitnessPal. I enter all my food and exercise info on the MFP app and it syncs automatically with the Fitbit. The reason I like the MFP app over the Fitbit app for logging food is barcode scanner MFP employs to allow you to quickly identify and log food items. It's much easier than typing - especially on a smart phone. I love the fact that the Fitbit will record all this data and it gives some useful graphs with the data it collects. It breaks down not only how many calories have been consumed and expended, but it also will give you information about the percentage of protein, carbs, and fat you consume. It will also chart and graph your weight, bmi, and body fat. After having the Fitbit One for about two weeks, I decided to spring for the Fitbit Aria wifi scale. It works seamlessly with the Fitbit software. Along with the scale, I also picked up an Oxo 11lb. Food Scale in order to more accurately weigh my servings and portions of food. The Fitbit isn't just for people looking to lose weight, it's for anybody who wants to maintain a healthy, active lifestyle and keep track of their exercise, food, calories burned, etc. The sleep feature is rather neat, but I don't know that I've found a true use for the data yet. I'm sure I'll find more uses for that later, and as time goes on, I'm going to explore the Premium features, too. So far, I love this little device and it goes with me everywhere.