Charge 6 Activity Tracker Heart Rate Monitoring, 7-Day Battery, Integrated Google Apps, Maps & Wallet, in-Depth Health Insights, Activity & Sleep Analysis, (Obsidian/Black)

I bought this as a gift for my partner who had been wanting one for a long time. The product is great, simple, chic, easy to connect, and has many informative features that can help anyone’s day to day lives. My favorite features are sleep tracking, step tracking, and heart rate tracking. Overall I’d say this product is great for the price!

I love the battery life on this. I could in theory go days without charging it, but if charges so fast I just plop it on the charger when I take a shower and I’ve yet to have it run out of power. It’s a little tricky to get the hang of. Some things like ordering your most common workouts on top aren’t intuitive. In this case you just scroll through the first time you do the workout and it’ll float to the top next time. It automatically detects stuff like walking and running. It only counts towards your exercise if your heart rate is in a cardio zone, so warm ups and cool downs often get automatically filtered out. Personally, I find that functionality convenient. It’s small enough to count as dainty, and there are bands suitable for any event. They’re really easy to swap as well. It’s comfortable enough, at least with the right band, to sleep in. Just be willing to swap bands if the one that comes with it doesn’t do it for you. Overall, after the learning curve, I love it.

I bought this, primarily, because I like Fitbit's sleep analysis and I like to track my sleep. I find the data consistent over time and with events that can impact my sleep. For this alone, I would award 5 stars. However, I have had chronic problems with the app and the fitbit being unable to sync. It isn't a phone/bluetooth issue, since my hearing aids, Bose earbuds, and computer have no problems automatically connecting (at power up) and maintaining that connection for the duration. The Fitbit is a whole 'nother story. Once in a while I can power down my phone and restart it and power it back up and the app will work. Usually, I have to uninstall and reinstall the fitbit app, and go through the rigamarole of setup, pairing, and etc.. Frankly, I have far better things to do than engage in periodic Fitbit setup gymnastics to get the device to work. Granted, I didn't spend a fortune for this unit, but it, and/or the app, should be reliable. This time I've just uninstalled the app, and I'm putting the fitbit in the desk drawer, the land of sub-standard tech. So from that 5 starts I will subtract 3 or maybe 4 stars.

It works well. I don't make use of all the features. I simply use it to track my activity (steps, heart rate, number of miles walked). The timer feature has come in handy a few times when I didn't have my phone with me. The battery life is good. I don't like the Google health interface app with my phone as much as I liked the older Fitbit app. My only complaint is with the strap. I use the larger strap that was provided in the box and I wished it had more holes. I like to wear a regular wristwatch so I had to poke some extra holes in the strap in order to wear this on my ankle. It works incredibly well when worn on my ankle although I occasionally get some strange looks from people who think it is some type of court ordered ankle monitor.

I have used Fitbit watches for a number of years and versions. I ordered this to replace my Inspire that broke after many years. The Charge 6 was easy to set up. It comes with the charger that has a great magnetic connection for lining up to charge from a USB port. It says 7 day charge, I am generally active and need to charge it about every 5 days. The band seems solid but takes getting used to since it folds back into the band versus through a slider. Overall I love the watch itself. What I do not like is the new app, as I can't see activity data that I am used to monitoring for my health. Information says Google Health is making changes in the app so maybe what I need will be added soon. It also links to many apps which I do not use but for those how want notifications of messages and call on their watch, that option exists.

Have been wearing for a while now. Very comfortable, the band doesn't chafe or bother me. The unit is unobtrusive, and stays in place. It reads all my vitals, and lasts a week or a week and a few days on a charge. I keep it on 24-7, other than to charge, and I take it off and dry my wrist and the fitbit after showers. It really is exactly what you would want from a watch/fitness tracker/health monitor. Its light as a feather, and is a beautiful thin black device that doesn't bling. Absolutely worth every penny. In the event this becomes damaged, and somehow isnt covered on insurance, I will get another if that ever comes to pass. Love it. Also the software interfaces with Vitality seamlessly and they update each other without my intervention. I DO manually sync the fitbit every 3 or 4 days, to make sure that it has downloaded everything to my phone. LOVE the detailed breakdown of my sleep patterns. I can see which nights I slept well. .and which I didn't.. and see what was happening to understand them better. Also the hours slept helps me sort out what does and doesn't work for me personally.

Worth the money

I love my FitBit! I recently had to purchase a new one when I accidentally sent my last one through the washer and dryer (oops!), and getting a new Charge 6 was a no-brainer. Paying for the premium membership definitely has perks, but it is in no way required to enjoy the app. I specifically love the sleep quality tracker; on days that I technically got enough sleep but still feel tired, I can easily check my sleep quality and understand why I'm feeling exhausted. The only thing I would suggest is buying a more breathable band (there are many options on Amazon). The band that comes with it can cause irritation if it stays in one place for too long, especially when it's hot outside or during an intense workout. The watch is cute without being too big like some other brands are, the watch and the app are simple to use and easy to understand, and there are all sorts of different watch face options that make the watch easy to read. They last for a while too! I had my previous watch for several years and it worked great (up until the laundry incident). I likely would've gotten at least another year or two out of it if not for my user error.

Charging cable in defective.

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Great product. Slim, durable, battery lasts a week. Does HR, sheep tracking, phone notifications you name it. I wear mine on one hand and a traditional watch on the other side use it primarily for tracking. Waterproof, I terchangeabje strais, very good all in all. It's the 3rd Fitbit I have had and is by far the best. A bargain fur £80

Good value Fitbit watch. Works swimming but I’ve not tried it in salt water which killed my previous Charge 5

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