Customer Ratings & Reviews

Low profile works better when working out than my Galaxy watch. Battery life is great, lasts a few days. Use it mostly to track steps and sleep. The Calorie counter in the app seems to be inaccurate (even when you scan a box) so I do not use that portion. Band is a little uncomfortable on me but overall I like it.

I ended up returning this item due to the metal underside of this tracker. The metal is on your skin all day. I had a previous Fitbit that had the same type of metal. I developed an itchy rash where the metal sat on my skin. I ended up returning this tracker. So, I can't say whether the tracker works well or not. The description for this tracker did not show it had metal on the underside, otherwise I wouldn't have bought this tracker.

This is as simple as it gets for a fitness tracker. I tried the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) and I ended up returning it for this. The battery charges faster and last longer when compared to the SE. I just need to track my sleep, heart rate, steps, and workouts. It comes with the ECG and Oxygen sensors as a bonus, which the SE does not.

I've had my Charge 6 for a year now (and a Charge 5 previously that I lost in a field), and I'm really happy with it. My needs are pretty simple... basic fitness tracking and notifications from my smartphone. That's it. I've tried full smartwatches before and haven't seen much value in them; the Charge does fitness tracking pretty well, the UI is pretty intuitive, and the battery life is excellent. Easily 7-8 days on a charge with regular daily workouts and occasional GPS tracking for runs. Admittedly, the aspect ratio and size don't make it very useful for actually "reading" notifications, but it's enough to know that I got one and then I can check my phone. It's held up really well after a year; the battery is still great and there's minimal wear on the device itself, although it's definitely time for a new wristband. It's a shame that Google probably won't release anymore fitness trackers and will push everyone to the Pixel Watch.

I’ve had Apple Watches and ours rings and for some odd and crazy reason this little Fitbit has been my favorite to wear and to use! I don’t know what it is about it but it’s better for me and honestly it looks pretty cool on me haha

I like the addition of a button and that there are different clock display options

It's nice! Very happy with it. It does everything I need and then a little more but I don't have to get really into it which is what I wanted, simple, reliable and functional in a quality built package.

Just what I wanted. Light and easy to use. Love that I can easily see my steps and notifications from my phone.

The band is very hard to get connected just right. It periodically just pops loose. Ive ready lots of complaints about this, so i know it's not just mine!!!

I bought this for my mom to track heart health issues after a heart attack, it gives her all information she needs to keep track of, she wrars it daily and loves it.

I like the new design and how easy it us to access my info from the app as well as my watch. Very stylish and not too large on my wrist. Would definitely recommend!

Great watch bought it for my father after his heart attack , for what we use it for it does a great job and great battery life .would recommend

Upgraded to this Charge 6 when my Charge 5 died. It's good for me. Slim design fits me and it is a reliable tool to track my fitness and sleep.

Looks neat and works beautifully- keeps charged for 7 days.

Great fitness tracker. Easy to use, and it has all the essentials if you are interested in just fitness and health tracking. The tracker is worth the money.

Love the upgraded feature on the Fitbit Charge 6. I like that you can change work out mode. Have more to choose from. Battery life a lot longer the old Fitbit

I've had Fitbit Inspire for the last 10 years and wanted a device that offered additional health monitoring. Fitbit charge 6 is that and more! I had researched reviews and some complained about batter charge time. Mine lasts longer than a week. A major utilizer is having blue tooth on your phone on all the time. I do not; only when needed. It tells you which categories consume more battery life. I also have a very small wrist, but it fits really well, better than Inspire. I am sold on this product and highly recommend it!

I purchased the Charge 6 because we had a walking challenge at work, and let's face it, I need to lose the weight. I am not a watch wearer, but now I feel naked without it. It is a wonderful accessory for anyone. I can count step, check heart rate, etc. It's fashionable too! And the battery lasts about a week! Get it! It's great!

Returned Charge 6 today. Back to YEARS OLD, reliable FitBit Alta HR, whose display is so dim I tried to replace it after all these years with the Charge 6. Alta HR still lasts 10-14 days with exercise, driving (it thinks I'm exercising), sleep tracking. Never bring charger when going away for a few days. It endures daily showers and because it's narrow and can be worn fairly loose, my skin dries easily, doesn't get indented or a rash. Charge 6 has to be worn tighter and has a wider band, so my wrist remains wet, gets indented and turns pink and sensitive. Most important features for me: battery life, sleep track, heart rate, water resistance (don't remove to take shower), readable/bright display for the moment I check it. Nice to have: SPO2, ECG, tap/near to pay...Charge 6 has these, Alta HR doesn't. Charge 6 needed to be charged EVERY 3 DAYS like clockwork...it would die on me bc I kept thinking I'd have at least a couple hours or more when it hit 20%. It died every 3rd day approx late AM/early PM. And once it hit 20% battery, its battery level would plummet within an hour and it would go dark, not to come on again until recharged. For its battery, 20% is not linear WRT 3 days, FWIW. I had 3 days battery life with the following settings (the entire time) to see how much I could squeeze out of battery life: GPS OFF Google Maps and YouTube Music OFF Display: Dim, Auto Screen Wake, Default time on before turn off (IOW, not Always On, it turns itself off after it wakes) Bluetooth OFF - except to sync for 1-2 mins each morning Notifications OFF No ECG, EDA use No Google Pay transactions No HR Equipment use No actual exercising or driving!!! Sedentary No Alarms or Timers set No Find Phone use It rarely vibrated, except for Inactivity or 10P reminder to go to sleep ...So you can see why 3 days was unaccaptable given it's not a "Smart Watch" and it's promoted everywher as having 1 Week Battery Life. After 2-3 days of wear, it finally started recording sleep, initially it did not. I don't know if that's because I tightened it (not that comfortable) or if it had figure things out. Sleep tracking seemed consistent with Alta HR and other reference factors. Heart rate seemed fine and consistent with Alta HR. You can't use the ECG feature if you tell it you have a heart issue (I forget the actual verbiage..."afib"?) It's a handsome tracker, packed with features, easy to read display, easy to navigate menus, light on documentation in box, comes with a short and long half band depending on wrist size. The way the band "hooks" it flops over a lot and I'd have to start all over. I don't like that, watches have been around for a long time, they should be easy to put on...the fastening/buckling features are "mature technology" to say the least.

Overall I am happy with my purchase. The Charge 6 uses the same physical design of the Charge 5 while adding a haptic button like what the Charge 4 had. It is lower profile/slimmer than the Charge 4, which is nice for sleep tracking as it is not uncomfortable to wear when your arm is crammed beneath a pillow. Google Maps integration is nice, if gimmicky, but is mainly useful for exercise routes, not for driving in a car. I have noticed that the watch will vibrate when your direction changes to the next step instead of vibrating right before you are about to change direction (if that makes sense). The reason I give it 4 out of 5 stars is that I have yet to test the GPS accuracy while exercising and accurately measuring heart rate. The Charge 5 had an issue where you could get either accurate GPS tracking OR accurate heart rate monitoring, but not both due to poor design. To get good heart rate monitoring, the device needs to be close to your skin, which prevented the GPS from getting a good signal. Otherwise the device comes with the usual behaviors and integrations of previous generations of Charge devices, which at this point are fairly robust and work reliably. If you can get it on sale, it is definitely worth the price.