Customer Ratings & Reviews

I prefer Apple Watch, but my 70+ year old mother prefers Fitbit. It works great for her and she loves it. Battery life is good and works well in various environments (pool, dirty, etc).

Love this watch my husband got it for me easy to use nicer tgen the samsung watch i had that one it was to bulky this is mire like a ladies or mans watch and the battery lasts a couple of days didnt think i would ever wear a watch but i love the fitbit watch great product for the price with alot of functions

This was my first smartwatch/Fitbit, so unfortunately I do not have anything to compare it to. However, I actually really like it. I bought it to help achieve my fitness goals. I enjoy keeping track of my calories burned during exercise. It gives me an incentive to keep pushing. So far, it's been a pretty good watch. The microphone and speaker are actually usable, too! I was a little sceptical, but it works. I've worn the sense to the beach, pool, and the shower sometimes, and everything still works just fine. The battery is pretty good, as well. I've been using it constantly, and it lasts about two or three days. My favorite part about this watch is if you have an Android, you can get push notifications from your phone. It'll buzz the watch and pop up on the little screen, so I never miss an important message. My only negative or warning is that if you plan on wearing this watch a lot, I recommend getting a leather band or another band that doesn't have the infinity latch for it. After wearing it for about two or three days, the band starts to rub my skin raw.

My previous smartwatch was a Galaxy S3, whatever the model is with the fancy metal ring. I wanted something that used Google Assistant because my entire life is wrapped up in Google services. The Fitbit Sense was crazy affordable, $129 when I bought it, so I was skeptical on how much I would dig it, especially considering it looks less like a traditional watch than the S3 I had. I no longer care about that. The Fitbit sense has amazing battery life, and the tracking and notification features are fanstastic. Also, Google Assistant is built-in, although you have to activate it for it to work. Voice recognition and transcription is top-notch, and the watch is far more responsive than the S3 ever was. You can also use Alexa, if you prefer. I'm impressed.

The watch has good performance for fitness tracking and the six months of fitbit premium is nice. I bought mine on 2/8/2022 and had to have them send me a new one on 5/13/2022 because the band detached from the watch as I walked and fell and hit the concrete and broke the face. We're now almost a year later and the screen on my replacement unit has stopped working entirely. I can still feel the vibration in the left button but nothing is coming up on the screen. Fitbit support told me it's not under warranty and I'll need to buy a new one. They offered me a slight discount but I'll still end up paying more for their new product than I paid originally for this one and I only had it 15 months. Probably going to try out the Apple Watch SE as it's now less expensive.

Bought for my mom for Xmas but she's 80yrs old and technology scares her. So instead of returning it I decided to keep it and use it. So far so good glad I bought this one because I originally had my mom in mind and this one was easy to read and use so now I can use it with ease. Being I'm closing in on 60yrs this is easy to read and operate so I'm happy so far with it.

i have only owned 1 other fitness tracker in my life and that was a bust as it was generic, very basic, cheap step & distance tracker that glitched out within a month and that left me in a frustrated place. so its been a real long time before i decided to try another tracker again. i saved my pennies as this fit bit sense was a bit pricy. it has so much to offer and add to, almost as much as a smart watch. its seems big and bulky at first but you quickly get used to it and the band is comfortable and interchangeable if you dont like what it comes with. i alwayse thought that something this small i wouldnt be able to use with my clumsy fingers but the screen is surprisingly easy to use. i love all the little features, you can tether it with your phone and with the free 6 month subscription so many things to track! if you decide to continue with the monthly subscription after your free trial you can for a small monthly fee. it offers updated when needed so thats nice too.

I love the watch and all of its features, though I haven't had the opportunity to use many of them. I will say that for the first week or two that I had the item, its charge lasted over 6-10 days, but after that, it began to require a charge every couple of days. This is the only problem that I have with the watch. The watch does hook up really easily with a program like Noom, if you are connected to this weight control program--that's great.

Bought this for the sleep tracking more than anything. Some good information every morning, although may have to pay for Fitbit premium to get the most out of it. The other info: steps, EKG , oxygen saturation interesting, especially since am a nurse. Rather cumbersome wearing all day, maybe because I have a very small wrist. Have to wear it to bed every night to get the sleep information. All in all, guess I’m glad I bought this, and would recommend it.

Overall I am enjoying this Fitbit. It has the features I want/need in a smart watch. It is easy to operate and functions as expected for the most part. My only complaint is that I seem to have to sync it with my phone a lot more often than my old Fitbit Blaze in order to get my notifications to pop up on my watch in a consistent manner.

The Fitbit Sense is a great way to keep track of my health and fitness. I was very happy with it until yesterday when it stopped working. Hopefully, I can see how the warranty works and get back to my tracking. Then, I will be able to post my results.

I liked my Fitbit Sense. It was easy to set up, affordable, practical, useful and it satisfied my basic exercise needs and ECG monitoring. Then one day the Fitbit logo froze. I googled on how to fix it, but after several attempts, I couldn't unfreeze it. I called Fitbit. The young man that helped me was very knowledgeable, patient and extremely helpful but we couldn't unfreeze the logo to get my watch back to working. Unsuccessfully, he apologized and offered me a 50% discount on another Fitbit watch except the Pixel model. I reluctantly reneged on his offer and settled for a refund. Not knowing if the Fitbit Sense would freeze on other users, I would only recommend it at your own risk.

Set up and sync to my Samsung Galaxy phone was relatively smooth. Easy to swap out wrist bands, interchangable with the Versa 3 bands. Battery life good, so far only charge every 5-6days. Looks classy with black metal band.

Very comfortable to wear and am pleased that it comes with multiple bands for different size adjustments. Love the design and the ability to change face to suit my personal style.

Great for sleep tracking and steps throughout the day. Also love the notifications

Works wonderfully to track multiple areas of my health with free three months of the premium subscription. Easy to use and high-tech!

This is my first smartwatch and I love finding all the things it can do! I like being able to track the sleep and also see my routes for walks and bike rides with the built in GPS. Adding notifications for phone and text have been super helpful as well, so nice to be notified on my wrist! I have used the Find My Phone a few times too which I find very handy. Overall very happy with my purchase.

This Fitbit surpasses all previous fitbits. The battery life is better. I like the band that comes with it, very comfortable. I plan to buy another one for my friend for his birthday next month.

I really like the FitBit platform for the data graphing, etc. I enjoy using this watch. There are still glitches where the agenda or weather will not update & says I haven't synced in X-days, despite the fact that I sync multiple times a day. (??). The "Today" section on the watch shows Menstral Health and reports "31069 days before fertile window". LOL! That's because I have NEVER tracked my fertility in FitBit since I started with them 5 years ago. I've made FitBit aware of this oddity. No fix yet or ability to exclude that. I compared directly with the Galaxy Active for 2 weeks. The Active is significantly better as a smartwatch with many more features; however, it doesn't allow you to graphically see all the health data over time as well as the FitBit app does. The battery life with FitBit is nicer too! Since my #1 goal was fitness tracking, I opted for the add'l sensors & I'm staying with FitBit for now. ... After 2 months of use, the extra temperature tracking & SpO2 at night are not worth the price. I recommend a cheaper FitBit if you want the FitBit app. If you don't care about the health data graphing & visual trends, then choose a Samsung.

I am enjoying the Sense watch. I had a Samsung Gear S3 for five years and the battery finally gave out. I am also glad that Google bought Fitbit so I don't feel that I am missing out by switching from Gear to Sense. It's thinner than the Gear S3 so it fits under long sleeve dress shirts. The battery life is stupid long unless you use alot of notifications. I do...and I can get 3 days and 2 nights almost wearing it 24 hours except during showers. The only thing is Samsung's fitness app does not communicate with Fitbit trackers but that doesn't matter because Fitbit's platform is much more improved. So, I can't compete with my wife until I buy her a Fitbit Sense for her birthday!