Customer Ratings & Reviews

[Employee of bestbuy] I wanted something that wpuld last several days as my main goal was to track my sleep so a new puxel watch 2 didnt seem like the best option. I dont need a ton of art features, I wanted to check the time, track my runs, and track my sleep, this does all that and so much more andnits simple. I do wish fitbit would get their act in gear and show connected gps altitude data but it doesnt show that in the app so not having an altimeter doesnt really matter.

I bought an open box. I have always assumed that an open box item is one that a customer "opens the box" at home and he does not like it, and he returns the item. Since BestBuy only allows two weeks for returns, it is expected that the item has not been heavily used. So when i buy an open box in "very good" condition and comes with only one of the two original bracelets, it leaves me wondering why. Worn for a lot more than two weeks? About the watch itself, i have purchased several in the past for gifts and all the recipients are very happy with the Fitbit Charge 6.

I wear both a Fitbit and a Garmin for different reasons. Up until this Fitbit I would have said the Garmin is a better watch but with its recent update has literally become a Nanny instead of a fitness watch. I believe the Fitbit gives more accurate results as far as the new health statists. I am very pleased at how it tracks exercise automatically, whereas with the Garmin you have to start it, and sometimes it doesn't start correctly the first time so you miss tracking an exercise. Also, the Garmin seems to be programmed to think that everyone requires the same number of hours sleep and if you are not getting that many hours will literally tell you to rest if you try to start an activity. The Fitbit seems to recognize that people have different sleeping patterns and more accurately detects various sleep stages. There was a time when I would have said that the Garmin should be the choice for people who exercise regularly and do a lot of running and hiking, I am finding that the Fitbit is surpassing the Garmin. I have not yet tried the GPS features of the Fitbit and still use the Garmin to track my hikes but plan to test that soon and frankly if the Fitbit does well on that feature I will no longer have a reason to buy another watch.

I have a heart condition. I use this FitBit to track my heart rate and exercise. I love easily seeing my steps and heart rate. This FitBit also has a basic EKG. As a woman, I don't like the really big Smart Watches on my wrist. This is a perfect size and does everything I need it to do.

Light weight and very durable, the FITBIT Charge 6 has more fitness and health monitoring options than I had imagined. However allow some time to acquaint yourself with the technology.

Great fitness tracker. ECG is a little finicky but otherwise it’s a good way to keep track of everything. Good size if you like wearing a real watch on same wrist. I would opt for other bands. Especially if you have a large wrist

I upgraded to Charge 6 after starting to have problems with my Charge 5. Love the Charge 6. It appears to be accurate and works great as a fitness watch, which is exactly what I want.

The watch is great except for the band. It cuts into my wrist as the photo shows. Not sure why Fitbit changed the closure. The new snap closure is uncomfortable, leaves gaps, and when fastened tightly enough for it to actually track, left me with tender skin, a blister and a cut. Shifted to the other wrist and the same thing began to happen. Advise buying a traditional prong closure wristband to replace the one the watch comes with.

It has many functions and the battery lasts almost 1 week. Larger than the inspire and has the ability to do a short EKG. It’s not automatically tracking my exercise when on the elliptical. Will try to sort that out. So far it has been durable. I had the inspire which would break on the sides by year 2

This is my second Fitbit Charge. I love the feel and the function. First rate fitness tracker. I had an Apple watch prior. The Fitbit had the function I liked, did not catch on things like the Apple watch did, had much longer battery life, and lasted longer.

I bought this Fitbit to track my steps and my heart rate. I love all of the other features like the sleep tracking and exercise tracking.

I walk daily and hike occasionally. I am satisfied with the fit and functionality of this watch at the price point it was offered. Pros: Comfortable, lightweight. Excellent fitness tracker for walkers like me with just the right amount of data. I charge about once a week. Cons: Don't expect a full smartwatch/fitness tracker like experience. Limited data/functionality unless paying for fitbit premium.

Perfect for accurately tracking outdoor activities such as h8king, especially with the built in GPS. Easily moves data between phone app (necessary), and even the Weight Watchers app, for tracking exercise points. Long battery life indoors, but well-advised to charge before using it sans-phone with the GPS running. App displays map of hiked trail. Would like it if Walking also produced a map. Walking with GPS is very accurate, though. Using weight, the system gives you calculated calories burned. Sleep data is incredible. I always knew I had a sub-60 Resting Heart Rate, but with constant monitoring, turns out mine is actually 52 bpm!

This watch was replacing my old Samsung Smart watch. I wanted something that would focus on fitness without all the other unnecessary features. It works great and pairs great with my equipment, including my Peloton.

It's a good product, the display is clear and visible in full sun outdoors, which was something I was worried about. Occasionally I'm unable to sync the Fitbit with the mobile app. Also, the strap is made of plastic and not very comfortable especially when wet. But you can buy additional straps that are made of fabric, so I might do just that. Overall I'm satisfied with this purchase.

The Fitbit -Charge 6 is very helping in tracking heart rate and steps per day. It is also bigger than previous models. I like it...The rubber band can irritate skin if not monitor.

Good watch and fitness tracker. The screen is not bad to view notifications despite the narrow face - you can see the gist of the message, and it's anyway not meant to be a full viewer of messages. Battery life lasts just about through the week. Its auto workout detection confused swimming as an elliptical, so I turned off elliptical detection and it worked to detect swimming. If you turn on swimming manually, it will not track heart rate, but will track laps; but if it autodetects swimming, it will track heart rate but not number of laps.

Purchased as a Christmas gift. User loves it and has no complaints. Says battery life is decent and watch is stylish and not bulky.

Does everything you need. Accurate and light/small enough to forget you are wearing it, Battery life is a big bonus over an Apple Watch.

I have been using Fitbit for about 12-13 years. I am upgrading to this from a Charge 4. My charge 4 was still working. I finally chose to upgrade for the color display, the wireless notifications, Google Maps and Google Pay. I was going to wait, because I was not sure I wanted to give up the altimeter and tracking floors. I didn't have that feature before I got the Charge 4 though, so I decided I wouldn't really miss it. Most of my elevation change occurs when I am walking anyway, which gets picked up when tracking walks with the GPS on my phone. I don't really miss it. Everything else about it, is better than the charge 4. I can see the display when I am walking, I do actually flip it up when I get a text to see if I want to bother reaching for my phone or not. I also feel it is more form fitting than my Charge 4, even though the specs would indicated it is a little thicker, it feels thinner. I thought long and hard about getting this or moving to a smart watch. Seriously considered moving to a Pixel or a Galaxy watch, but this does everything I need it to do, does it well, costs less, has better battery life, and over the years, I have gotten used to the smaller form factor. I am glad I decided to stick with the tracker. It is working well at tracking my activity and my calorie burn and I am using it to succesfully maintain a calorie device with a combination of this and the Android app, and it is working fine.