Customer Ratings & Reviews

a purchase for my aunt she loves the watch easy to use.

Great smart watch. I use it all the time. It measures sleep hrv, calories burned, tells time, i use it for the stopwatch, you can answer calls with it and read text messages and i use it to locate my phone when i dont know where it is.

I love FitBit- they always work really well for me. I love being able to monitor everything healthwise and the fact that I can dictate into the watch for texting.

After I purchased Fibit Sense Advanced Health Smartwatch, it was exactly like I expected from the box and the advertisements. I really like the ECG, EDA Scan, relax technique and other health apps to keep track with my health. This Fibit Smartwatch looks similar from comparing Apple Smartwatches.

My girlfriend lives it. She likes the style, comfort, and accuracy.

It's gamified working out and incentivised staying healthy for me. Got this mainly for sleep tracking to be able to correct little things and increase my deep sleep. Overall I'm satisfied with the watch and I like how it looks. I have little nitpicks about the UI but overall I bought it as a health tracker in mind and not a smart watch. If you are looking for a smart watch I wouldn't recommend but as a health tracker/watch it's good.

There is a much bigger learning curve to fully utilize this Fitbit version. But it does perform as described although the battery time between charges seems less than my Versa 2.

Great watch, works perfectly. Comfortable to wear.

Love this watch. Easy to set up and great battery life.

Comfortable, easy to set up. Links with WW app, light weight

Would have given a 5 rating if not for the battery life which reduced to 50% within 2 days of charging. Still a much better experience than my Fitbit Charge 5 which I had to return as the only thing working properly was the step counter. Sense is working flawlessly and the measurements match my earlier Charge 3. Bought it because it was on a sale, would not have possibly paid the 300$

Love it go everywhere with it and really helps with my health

Christmas gift purchase for a family member. Had older Fitbit, and this was a needed upgrade. Nothing but positive things to say about the new version.

Got this a Christmas gift for my wife. She is still learning how to use the features, but seems to like it alright.

Bought an apple watch first and returned it. If you want fitbit, i.e. sleep monitoring etc, there is no other brand that does what they do. If you want app variations then probably apple watch is better. But the fitbit does phone, email, texts, music, etc.

Still getting use to this watch. I thought it was really nice at first until my Apple Watch had a huge update on its fitness programs. Now it’s kind fell 2nd to Apple again

Not a greate product when compare to Apple but it’s a best alternative

Really like the Sense and its battery life - 5-6 days. It is lightweight and easy to wear. There are two bands so it will accommodate women with small wrists and men with large ones. It is easy to get on/off. It charges rapidly. Be aware of the initial learning curve so read the online user manual. Take some time when you first get it to set it up the way you want as it has a lot of flexibility in settings.

This watch has plenty of features but I have had issues with it multiple times to where I've had to contact fitbit support. Luckily when I bought this it came with a manufacturer warranty so I was able to get a replacement watch once. The basic watches from fitbit have always worked great for me but this one is not worth the money in my opinion.

This is a fine watch with useful features. In that respect it is much like my Withings, which I also bought at Best Buy. I have worn both at the same time on either arm and compared their readings and initially found that the FitBit seems to count more steps than does my Withings. The same is true with calories burned. Hmmmm... After a couple of weeks the FitBit seemed to "learn" my movements and began to come closer to the Withings, which I have owned and used a bit longer and even the sleep measurements are closer in their measurements now. Pulse rate varies wildly with both watches and seems dependent upon the placement of the watch on your forearm/wrist. The FitBit has a Weather feature that is nice. Via the GPS on my Motorola phone (also purchased at Best Buy,,,A trend is beginning to show, LOL!) and will keep track of at least two geographical areas. Home and work or wherever I happen to go throughout my day. It was reading Celsius until I changed it in the Application on my phone. I am very pleased with all aspects of the FitBit except the battery life which is roughly a week. Compared to the Withings 30 days, that is a bit weak but overall both watches have their + and - factors and are more than adequate for my needs and I think my needs are honest and reasonable: Accurate time and date, BPM pulse rate, calories burned and given my age (I am a seasoned citizen!), the ECG found on both watches. You can also enter into the Application on your phone how much water you have drank throughout your day and there is an entry for food consumed. I have used the water feature but not the one for food. Perhaps one day but I tend to eat the same items every day and as such find it unnecessary. The Exercise mode on the FitBit is quite useful and I primarily use the weight training feature as I have been a physical culturist (a healthy bodybuilder!) for decades now and it keeps track of my pulse, time training and steps. The goal for my pusle is 100 BPM and I rarely make that but it could be my heart is more efficient that some folks my age? The charging cable is rather short so I will be looking for a longer one soon. Also, the FitBit and the Withings both seen to collect sweat and dirt on the underside of their bands and the watch body, so be certain to keep them clean as the backside of the watch is where the charging contacts are and they must have a clean surface to make a good connection. Both of these watches need that so this is not a negative, just a real world observation that should be noted! All in all, I recommend the FitBit without reservation, As I said, I also have and to be honest, also recommend the Withings. Both are great at what they do and I expect that with time and technology advances, features will become more accurate and when they do so I will upgrade one or both watches to fit my wants and more importantly, my needs. Trust me. I know what I'm doin' when I'm reviewin'!