Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Fitbit One doesn't have all the bells and whistles that the more expensive ones have. But it's far easier to work with. It becomes addicting to make sure you've got your 10,000 steps in on a daily basis. Pounds are falling off! Couldn't be happier!

Love this little tracker especially because I don't need to wear it on my wrist; I just tuck it onto my bra. . Tbe wrist is for bracelets, not an ugly black sports band. Easy to check on with my iphone. Gives back all the data I need to motivate me.

I have found it useful to be able to check to see how far I have walked and calories burned. It quickly tells me if I need to go walk/run a little more to reach my daily goal. It is easy to use and to carry with you.

Great way to track your steps and calories burned.

excellent product, accurate, easy to use,motivator

This Fitbit seems to be very accurate. Device tracks everything very well. One downside, it'd be nice to scan food items and have it find the product and populate the details within the app. Other than this you can see everything you do and don't do!

Mostly accurate. Easy to use. Helped me see i wasn't moving as much as i thought! I have been more active since i got this. I also love the sleep tracking feature! It shows just how much you move around or don't!

Really easy to use and helps with motivating you to do more

Overall, I love my Fitbit! I wear it clipped to my underclothes and it is very unobtrusive. It definitely makes me think about adding steps or flights of stairs during the day. The sleep mode I believe is less accurate. Any time you are still it thinks you are sleeping which is definitely not the case for me. Anytime you move your wrist it thinks you are awake, which is not always true. Clipping it to my pajamas seems to give a more accurate reading. Also, it often does not update reliably to my computer, even after refreshing my browser. So all in all, it could be better, but I think it is a great asset.

Simple and easy to use. Good battery life and simple to charge. Easy to understand software.

I was skeptical at first, but the fitbit has become a personal motivator for me. I love the instant feedback and how easily it syncs with other apps. It also is fun to "compete" against friends and to see my progress at the touch of a button. The only feedback I would offer is that a waterproof version would be ideal.

Overall this piece of tech is pretty cool. It's easy to use, there isn't too much to it. I'm more of an advocate for implantable devices because it is a kind of pain to constantly try and remember which piece of clothing I have it on: office clothes, gym clothes, yard work, lounging, etc. but that is not a fault of the device - I'm just forgetful. The sleep part is pretty cool as well, but I have had it fall off in the middle of the night once or twice - again, something implantable would be way cooler. Overall, this is a great way to track most of your steps. I'd prefer something that also watches heart rate, breathing, etc to better assess "high activity" periods, but again I think that's something future down the line.

Working in a food service industry, watches and other jewelry aren't always allowed. This Fitbit is hidden and out of the way while tracking and counting my steps! It's extremely accurate to its watch/bracelet counterpart. Recently took a trip with a family member who has the Fitbit HR, our steps were off due to a variety of reasons, but the mileage was identical for every day we trecked and did our sight seeing (One day over 11 miles!!) I would recommend to anyone working in an industry that requires a "Food Safe" environment!!

I bought this for my wife. The first item she had was a Fitbit watch. It was not to accurate as far as counting steps, or distance. I then bought her the Fitbit One. She loves this thing. It is far more accurate than the first one. If you are looking for a practical and useful device this is it.

I wanted a Fitbit to keep up with how much I move during the day. I really didn't have any idea how long it takes to get in 10,000 steps each day until I started wearing my Fitbit One. I didn't want to wear a bracelet model because I wear a watch and bracelets every day and didn't want to have anyone asking how many steps I had taken for the day. The Fitbit One works great and I can wear it hidden. I'm now very conscious of how much I'm waking around versus sitting and get up at regular intervals when working at my desk or watching tv. I don't sleep with it but I wear it until bedtime and put it in first thing in the morning. I'm very happy with my purchase.

Just needed to track my daily steps and mileage, and this fit my needs perfectly. Love the way it syncs to my phone and graphs my daily activity. Appreciate having the readout visible on the device, too. I bought this Fitbit specifically for the ability to wear discreetly using the clip-on feature.

Loving my Fitbit! Great reminder to keep my feet moving. I did have trouble getting it to work on my Windows 8 laptop, but customer service was a great help. I just had to disable my antivirus and firewall so the USB driver could update.

I love my Fitbit! Gives me a great idea of my activity and calorie intake/output. One issue is that I use Endomondo to track cycling - it syncs, but then it double counts. Each revolution on the crank counts as a step, so calories out are double counted. I hope that makes sense! Anyway, I think this is a great tool in the fitness arsenal. Great battery life and syncs with my Samsung Galaxy S5. Another "con" is that if you are "meandering" (like walking casually around a flea market or shopping), it doesn't count all your steps. Seems you have t be walking forward and gaining ground for steps to register. That being said, I still love it. Don't take the stats as gospel, but a generalization, and you'll still do well with it.

This is the second fitbit I have purchased. I actually purchased this same one before it and fell in love. It tracked my steps, my calories, sleep, etc. I needed something to encourage me to move. However, within one week of owning it, I lost it at the airport. It was clipped to my belt loop, and when I was putting my belt on at security, it must have flipped off. I hadn't noticed it was gone until I had arrived at my gate. I was so upset, and no one could reimbursement me for it because it wasn't stolen or broken. I ended up buying a new one a couple of days later because I still enjoy it more. A couple of things I have noticed: 1) I fly a lot so there are a lot of escalators. It somehow thinks I'm going up and down stairs because of this. So when I'm in the Atlanta airport and I go up the really big escalator, it says I wen ten flights of stairs. The calorie tracker is kind of weird. It doesn't have a lot of foods in there.

LVE MY FITIT, BUT I WISH I HAD WAITED TO BUY THE NEW MODEL YOU JUST CAME OUT WITH