Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good product grest price upgraded from a versa 4 eazy to set up and use would recommend

Has some trouble with syncing, especially for calls (haven't gotten that to work yet). Battery life is great! Lasts for ~ a week without charging and charging is very quick (~20 min for half charge). It has a lot of great features; I particularly enjoy the auto-detection of start/stop exercises. I would always forget to end the exercise on my old watch.

This is a great fitness watch with some neat features. Battery life is great, I can go almost a full week without recharging. The charging cord design and functionality has also been improved and has a magnetized attachment. The band has improved over prior fit bits models. It would difficult for it to fall off your arm or fir someone to steal it off your arm because they think its an apple product. I love the look, the heart rate info, step counter and sleep functions. It gives you missed call notifications and change the watch face display from your cell phone. Overall a really great investment. I had my prior fit bit for over 5 years. I would buy again. Price is worth it.

I got this for my wife’s birthday and she is just in love with it! She like the badges she gets for her steps lol.

People always mistake it for an Apple. It does everything that I need it to do. And at half the price of an Apple, I love it!

Great watch. It takes some time for it to 'learn' your phone so don't be surprised if it doesn't sync perfectly at the beginning. Love the functionality. It even has a Powerlifting workout option: way nicer than the basic fitbit I upgraded from.

What I like the most is its comprehensive health and fitness tracking, and long battery life. The design is functional, but the edges of the glass display scratch very easily and start to look bad. The GPS could use a bit more accuracy.

Product has great features for workouts but it seems it’s only made to last a year and the customer service is no longer good like it was when they came out.

Was a gift for our in law and she loves it. It is great help to her health and regulation of heart issues. Easy to use and set up

I just live it I was using Fitbit Versa for a While and now I got Fitbit Sense two is great and Battery go for a While

Maybe too early to review given I’ve had it two days. But my first impression is terrible. I just came from a Pebble Time so that’s my comparison point. The watch has so far crashed on me 4 times. Go out of Bluetooth range for more than 30 minutes and the watch basically falls apart forgetting how to do anything. Like it forgot how to keep time. It lost 6 minutes after just two hours of being detached. I couldn’t access any features because it couldn’t remember how to repaint the screen and remove the previous screen. So everything just stacked on top of each other. It even refused to turn off the screen because I guess it forgot how to do that too. Find my phone and suddenly everything works as normal again. It is sluggish. It is confusing. Half the things you try on it it tells you to just open the app in your phone instead. I want it to show my emails but don’t vibrate every single time. Can’t do that. Going to wake you up on every spam. So no emails at all. And it only works with Gmail app or Outlook and nothing else. Want to hook up to Outlook for my calendar events at work. But no, if you do that it just notifies you about every single email and vibrates again. I get 1000 emails a day. So no events either. It emphasizes stress sensing. But this watch is so frustrating that it asks me every 40 minutes how I’m feeling because it detected something. I paid $300, you should be able to tell me. Why ask? Also my Pebble was set to vibrate if something bad happened so I’m conditioned to be stressed when my watch does this (on purpose). So no stress sensing either. At least battery life is surprisingly good and beats my 7+ year old Pebble with its 7+ year old battery. How Fitbit bought Pebble and Pebble failed is beyond me. The only good part is I’m a Total Tech member which means 60 day returns. I’m probably going to do so unless some major improvements come out by then. I’ll re-review if things get better.

Good fitbit. Taking phonecalls on it is a bit of a challenge. But it does its job as far as tracking staps and heartrate

One of best active smartwatches! Very lightweight, easy to track and easy to use watch!

Consistent tracking and easy to set up or customize. Also, long battery life.

Great fitbit for people who have heart problems. Checks heart beat and the rhythm of your heart. Glad i spent the money.

I only need to charge this every 6 days or so, while my prior smart watch had to be charged every night. The display is bright and easy to read. No problems with the phone app (android), and I confirmed the pulse readings are accurate. Very happy with it.

Great tracking and battery life. Reason for the 4 star being that a “flagship” smartwatch/fitness tracker should have at least some kind of functionality for wifi or music. Also a word to the wise - if you’re new to smartwatches/trackers, watch out for wearing it too tight. I wore it at a fitting I thought was snug to get accurate readings but it would give me a daily rash until I loosened it a notch or two.

I upgraded from a Sense and there was a complicated learning curve for a non- techie like me. Very different controls. The “2” doesn’t seem to respond as quickly or accurately as the “1”. Online instructions are sparse and Al sites gave faster and simpler guidance. Seems Google treats Sense as a poor cousin to the Pixel. All said though the Sense 2 does the job of keeping the stats you want and it’s o.k.

Best Fitbit smartwatch to date. Plenty of functions: maps, text message, answer calls- you name it. I’m

Long battery life of 5 to 10 days. I use it to track activity and sleep.