Best Fitness Trackers in 2024

★★★★★ clean & clear looking, push button watch band for easy swap out, so far so good. UPDATE: 2/22/24. Well, my Charge 5 died. Just died. Had it just over 6 months. I was really pleased with this Charge 5 every single day I have had it, and I wore it every single day and night, then it acted a little wonky a couple days ago, then the next day (today) it just fully died. Was fully charged (holds charge forever) but showed nothing. Had a white line then went all black. Cant get it to do anything, even when plugged in. RIP :(Keeping my review the same. I am once again so disappointed. As per my review I happened to have purchased an Inspire 3 at same time, so I am currently charging that up. Will see if I keep with it or shop around. Please Fitbit.. do better.------------------------------------------------For stuff like this, I sort by "most recent reviews". I did that and saw all the negatives, but I still went with it, and I will tell you why. I simply like the brand overall despite some frustrations and wasting of money, haha.I think buying a Fitbit product is taking a risk. I am still reticent to move to another brand because I havent found one I really like, and I almost never like the apps. I simply havent been impressed enough to want to make a change. I have been gifted or borrowed other brands, and I still come back to fitbit. So I just view Fitbit as a throw away item that is sure to crapp out within 2 years. Not sure if it is the product or my body chemistry as my husband STILL uses his Fitbit Blaze from late 2015 to this day. ME? I went through 2 Blazes, and several others in the same time period.I have been using Fitbit nearly exclusively for 9 years straight. I have had the early model "fitbit" (whatever it was before HR came on the scene. circa 2014), then the first Fitbit Charge, Blaze (2 of them!), Versa 2, Sense, and then very recently I went backwards to the Inspire 3 and this Charge 5, simultaneously. I bought them both as the combined price was less than one smartwatch.I decided that I really didnt take advantage of all the features of the smartwatch, and so when my Sense crappped out exactly 2 years, I decided to go with a more basic model. I hemmed and hawed between the Inspire 3 and Charge 5.For my detailed review of the Inspire 3,  here is a link to my review . They are both very similar (Inspire 3 needs to have phone for GPS tracking, and although it says that the Inspire 3 does NOT have ECG app for AFIB detection, it does. Sorta. "while it can't take an ECG like the more expensive Fitbit Charge 5 or newer smartwatches, it will monitor your heart rate and alert you if it detects an irregular heart rhythm"). Then size difference. But that is about it.IF you are looking to "compare and contrast" then scroll halfway down the product description page and you will see that they list a slew of other Fitbit models to compare it to. On this product page they dont show the Inspire 3. If you want to compare this Charge 5 to the Inspire 3, then go to the Inspire 3 produc page and scroll down half way to see the models they compare it to. The Charge 5 is one of them.The battery life on this is good. Seems to hold true to the weeklong battery life. I have my watch face set to needing to be tapped/pressed rather than wrist flick, which I imagine can impact battery life, as well as other nuances. But as is it lasts all week.Image is very clear. Looks great. Nice bright clear colors and lettering/numbers. Can change watch face in app.Larger face than the Inspire 3, but smaller than the smartwatches. I think the size of face is perfect for me. Loaded with info to easily see.Scroll up, down, left, right for all the information you could possibly want.Steps seem accurate enough. I find that if anything it undercounts, which is fine. I just adjust my goal. But it is close (thats the other thing with Fitbit, i find the step counts to be pretty accurate compared to other brand names I have used).Has the button to pop the wristband on and off. The Inspire 3 has the pin style which I dont care for. Wish they would list this type of details.Overall I really like it, and am pleased with the Charge 5. It has all that I need, and at a price point that is much more reasonable over the smartwatches-- I really dont use the features on those, so why buy them?I WILL update if I experience anything worth sharing. I had gone back to my Sense review to update when it officially "died". I didnt change rating, but I figured it was good info to know.THE ONLY THING I DONT LIKE, which isnt Charge 5 specific, bit just toward Fitbit as a whole:There was a time when you could have more than one Fitbit linked to your app. NOW, in order to have one, you have to take off the other. I bought the Inspire 3 and Charge 5 at the same time with expectation that I could have both in use depending on which I felt like wearing and to compare them. So I initially used the Inspire 3 for a couple of weeks then deleted it off the app in order to try out this Charge 5. In order to switch back I have to delete the Charge 5. Its annoying. Since I prefer the Charge 5, I will either tuck the Inspire 3 away for use when this inevitably crapps out, or just give it away.

★★★★★ Great Quality and Works as Promised. I've had this for quite some time now and while the band shows signs of wear, the unit itself works flawlessly and it's small size is ideal for someone who doesn't need all the additional features of more robust smart watches.The only annoying bit is that to keep track in the phone app, it has to remain opened in the background to sync.

★☆☆☆☆ BEFORE YOU BUY. The fitbit charge 5 is not eligible for return even if you have amazon prime(For safety reasons, items containing flammable liquids or gases can’t be returned to Amazon) so only buy this with the knowledge that you will not get your money back if anything goes wrong. If you have no plans on paying for the fitbit premium subscription then do not buy this as they are very careful not to tell you that half the features of the watch don't work without it. The health metrics dashboard is part of the subscription so without that you don't get SpO2 monitoring, heart rate variability, skin temperature variation, breathing rate during sleep or 14 out of the supposed 20 exercise routines. There is more outside of the withheld features like not being able to turn off gps(the options are dynamic, using the gps built into the watch and just your phone), location services, being auto enrolled into some social club, fitbit selling the data they collect even though it's not a free product(you MUST agree to this in order to setup the watch) and by default having the watch set to send you all sorts of emails but I guess I get upset about that more than other people these days. If you are still ok with that then I can say the watch itself is comfortable to wear. The screen is a bit slow to respond and the image is on the soft side but it's bright enough that sunshine doesn't bother me. I do have a lot of missed inputs(I can swipe 5 or so times before the watch reacts) and also it will register incorrect inputs like moving down when I swipe right. A smaller gripe is that fitbit can't seem to decide on what material the charge 5 is made from. The amazon page says it's stainless steel but the fitbit website where I originally found this on still says it's made of aluminum. The watch is lightweight though. This is about all I have to offer now. I'm stuck with a watch that won't do half of what I bought it for and in my mind amazon is beyond complacent. Until very recently amazon owned fitbit which makes it seem like this scenario was intentional. I have a product that won't work unless I pay essentially a rental fee(formerly to amazon) and I can't return the near useless product because it's now considered to be "hazardous" by amazon. I actually bought the charge 5 as a second chance for fitbit after directly buying a charge 4 from amazon(no third party) and RETURNING IT IMMEDIATELY as I payed for a new watch but was instead sent a used model with a screen that was scratched to heck and gunk left on the sensors from the last customer. I doubt that the charge 5 is somehow way more dangerous than the charge 4 and therefore is unsafe to take back to the warehouse. Both watches were safe enough for the warehouse to send them to me and amazon tried to scam me with the charge 4 but I was able to send that back so the way I see it now is that they just factored that into a predatory business model. I have one last thing before I forget. If you didn't know you can look around the add to cart button and under it you will find the amazon return policy. On first glance you will see that it says REFUND OR REPLACEMENT AVAILABLE but make sure you hover the mouse over it because that is not actually amazon saying that it can be returned. I honestly don't remember if I ever noticed that before but I certainly will remember from now on.

★★★★★ He tenido la mayoría de los dispositivos de la línea charge, este sin duda es el mejor por su diseño, calidad en los materiales y la pantalla de color. La duración de la batería me ha parecido muy buena, seguramente las quejas en este punto se deben a la configuración del brillo, actividad de la pantalla y GPS, con una buena configuración dura aproximadamente 6 días, no tiene altímetro que en mi caso no es un gran tema, solo me gustaría tener la funcionalidad de ECG activa, pero entiendo que se debe a una autorización pendiente en distintos países. Lo he adquirido con un 60% de descuento con caja abierta, llegó al día siguiente y el producto estaba en perfectas condiciones y totalmente nuevo.

★★★★★ The Fitbit Charge 5 is an outstanding activity tracker that strikes the perfect balance between functionality and style. From the moment I unboxed it, I was impressed by its sleek design and comfortable fit. The vibrant AMOLED display is sharp, clear, and easy to read, even in bright sunlight.The features are top-notch. It tracks everything from steps and heart rate to sleep and stress management, and the addition of the EDA sensor for stress monitoring is a game-changer. The built-in GPS works flawlessly, providing accurate tracking during outdoor runs and walks without needing to carry your phone.The battery life is excellent, lasting up to 7 days on a single charge, even with frequent use. The 6-months Premium Membership included is a fantastic bonus, offering advanced insights and guided programs to improve your fitness and well-being.Syncing with the Fitbit app is seamless, and the app itself is user-friendly, with plenty of data to help you track progress and stay motivated. My only minor gripe is that some features, like daily readiness scores, require the Premium subscription after the trial ends.Overall, the Fitbit Charge 5 is a brilliant tool for anyone looking to stay active and healthy. It’s a bit of an investment, but the features and reliability make it worth every penny! Highly recommended.

★★★★★ Voor mijn sport om mijn hartslag te controleren

★★★★★ جودته ممتازه ساعدني كثير في المشي ومعرفة حركتي ونشاطي في اليوم في تمارين مساعده واعرف كم حرق الدهون عندي فيها خدمة pay بس حاليا غير مفعله بالمملكة العربية السعوديه

★★★★★ Je suis ravi de ma Fitbit Charge 5 ! Elle est très confortable à porter et son design est élégant et discret. Les fonctionnalités sont top : suivi du sommeil, mesure du stress, cardiofréquencemètre, GPS intégré… Tout y est pour garder un œil sur ma santé et mes performances sportives. L’écran est lumineux et réactif, et la batterie tient plusieurs jours sans problème. J’apprécie aussi l’intégration avec l’application Fitbit, qui est très intuitive. En bref, un excellent choix pour ceux qui veulent une montre fiable et complète pour le sport et la santé !

★★★★★ FULL Review- + POTS / Dysautonomia. I got this watch to help monitor and control my POTS, and honestly I really enjoy it. I love using all the features.HEARTRATE- I used both a oximeter and blood pressure monitor to compare heart rates. It was held very well accuracy. Workouts display your highest heart rate and average including a map of your different heart rates. It measures your resting heart rate, your heart rate variability, heart rate throughout the day, and etc.Health metrics- I found this part of the app interesting, breathing rate, heart rate variablity, skin temperature, and resting heart rate is here. I like seeing the different trends and taking note of how my health impacts them. I came down with a runny nose one day and it went away the next (assuming my body fought off whatever it was) and i noticed a major increase in overall body tempt, a drop in breathing rate, and a drop in heart rate variability.Stress management - each day a score is given based on these factors responsiveness, exertion balance, and sleep patterns, you then log how you feel that day. This can help you notice how stress impacts your body and performance.Mindfulness- I enjoy the breathing with the watch features, the watch has you inhale then vibrates as you exhale. The app comes with a bunch of videos for mindfulness.readiness score- This score is based on your heart rate variability, activity level, and sleep. It gives you a score based on what you should focus on, ex a 1 score after a high intense exercise day tells you to take the day and focus on recovery while a higher score let’s me know my body is ready for a nice exercise. I don’t always follow this score since I am a dancer and I have practices anyways haha.Exercise- one flawI believe if you are a healthy person you shouldn’t have any problems, but I don’t believe these calories. I heard that fitbit uses your heart rate, and when my heart rate due to POTS is very high; it says I burn a huge amount of calories everyday. Of course i don’t know the way POTS impacts calorie burning, but I do not believe it is accurate due to my condition, I am sure it is fine for others. That being said I enjoy every other feature it automatically logs workout if detected with the time, avg heart rate, calories, and zone minutes. It displays a chart of your heart rate with the highest and the amount of time you spent in each heart zone.Sleep profile- this has kept me in line would making sure I get sleep, I have found it to be pretty accurate and I love seeing how well I slept / when I need to get it together. Gives you a score based on time asleep, deep and REM, and restoration. Displays your sleep in the different cycles.Weight, period, food, and waterI don’t use these features much. The period assumes your fertile window is a specific amount of days after your period but that’s not entirely true, please research it if you are wanting some type of family planning birth control. Weight I log sometimes but it’s nice to have everything in its spot. The rest are nice features that you can use I just don’t feel a need for.STEPS- I found these to be really accurate.SKIN REACTIONI got contact dermitis which doesn’t hurt or anything I believe twice. What would happen was I had it pretty tight around my wrist and on top of that throughout the day from washing hands or dishes would get soap or water stuck between it. Do i think this is the material fault or the watch? no I also don’t think it should deter anyone from buying it. Just make sure to clean your watch, make sure water and soap doesn’t get on your wrist/ under the watch, and don’t wear it too tight. If it ever happens to you, just switch your wrist while it heals and take note what the problem was.Notifications/ alarms/ Tile/ etcI used the timer/alarm sections are backup. No sound is played it just vibrates. Tile is a nice app you can set up to find your watch. I don’t tend to use the notifications but you can see your notifications and texts that come on your phone from your watch. And i am probably forgetting a few things but I think I covered a large portion.OVERALL- In the beginning I had to get used to using the watch but once I adjusted it was really easy. I think for the price the watch is a great health watch and I would definitely recommend it!

★★★★★ Big Motivator. Bought the Inspire2 two years ago for tracking exercise minutes and sleep time. I have had no issues arise from any of my routines, including swimming. Its exercise tracking against my heart rate seems quite accurate to me as does its sleep tracking.What was unexpected was how much the tracker motivated me to make sure to meet my daily goals. All of my stats (weight, heart rate, sleep, etc.) have improved significantly since I bought the Inspire. I also like the slim look of the watch---just wish it had an emergency button. A big thank you to those who helped develop this watch.

★★★★☆ My quest for good sleep. As an elderly guy of 70 years having some trouble sleeping, I decided to get an Inspire 2 Fit-bit to track my sleep. My first night sleep showed I had only slept about 4 hours starting in the early morning hours giving me a fair rating, although I would consider 4 hrs to be poor. Assuming the watch needs to calibrate for a period of time, I found that the second night seemed to record properly with about 7.5 hours sleep giving me a good score. The 3rd night was not rated as a good night and the unit recorded several chunks of sleep instead of combining them into one chunk for the night. The following night the unit again divided my sleep into 2 different chunks. I don't know why it does this. I've programmed my sleep start at 10:45pm and end time for 7:30am for 7 days a week, both in the watch and in the app. I would think that the Fit-bit sleep chart and score would be calculated based on these time settings even if the person was up during the night for a bathroom break. The sleep chart should then show this as an awake period at that particular time. When the unit divides my sleep time into 2 or more chunks, I have to edit the time assigned after the fact for that sleep period. The Fit-bit forums suggested I change the sleep sensitivity from "sensitive" to normal but I found out that the sleep sensitivity setting is already set at "normal". I was able to get the full sleep period by deleting the incomplete sleep logs for the night and entering it manually. Make sure to enter the start date first followed then by the correct AM or PM time followed then by the end date and time. The app will get confused if you mess up on this and it may then leave a simple chart with no score, however you can delete it and try again.The unit is a bit too thick to allow me to lay my arm comfortably under the pillow when sleeping but I've learned to adjust for that. Battery life is excellent as mine went a week and still had about half the charge. I've noticed my phone battery was draining significantly quicker due to the Bluetooth usage, so I prefer to have the unit gather data for a day, using a one-time per day sync in the morning. This would however, effect it's notification options from your phone. I sacrificed these functions and simply closed the phone app and turn off Bluetooth on my phone except to sync the unit.I have now used this for over a year and although I'm able to combine 2 or more chunks to get a sleep score, I sometimes have to delete recorded sleep time in the evening while watching TV or at the computer. If the unit thinks I'm asleep during those times, might it also think I'm asleep in bed when I'm really not? My particular biology might be out of the normal to result in these records. My scores are typically around 78-82 with a high score of 90 (excellent) and a low of 59 (Poor). The 59 score was below my age margin for REM sleep and deep sleep and was likely due to supplement adjustments or something out of the ordinary.Although the technology of this device is quite remarkable, don't fall into a trap thinking this device is a highly accurate display of sleep data. The anxiety created from receiving an undesirable score may actually harm your sleep. My wife would keep telling me to quit relying on it so heavily. I am now to the point that if I have forgotten to put it on for the day or evening when I go to bed, I will just shrug it off and not worry about it. This watch is quite an example of engineering but remember it's inherent limits in gathering data. It can't monitor your brain waves but makes sleep interpretations based on data from it's sensors, comparing it to a database of common readings for your age group which may or may not be close to your actual results. Just remember that it is a tool to help you and it is best used to show your personal trends from day to day. It's likely more useful in checking your movements and heart rate during the day. After all, it is called a "Fit" bit and not a "Sleep" Bit and since sleep can be related to exercise, I have begun to focus more on the exercise data from the unit.If you are trying to make adjustments to improve your sleep or any other section of the Fit-bit program, it would be nice if there was a place to enter notes for each day/night that could be reviewed as needed? (thunderstorm that night, sick, etc.) This lack of a personal daily notes section is a shortcoming in my opinion. Check my other reviews and may God help you in your quest for good sleep.

★★★★★ Amazing fit bit. Really great watch for my kid she lost her old one and really wanted one again because she loved it so much it last soo long the durability was amazing and it was really easy to setup up and it looks amazing it’s a really great watch

★★★★★ Sleep monitor. Always good to get your steps in, no matter how many. This fitbit worked wonders! Among the many things it did, I was mostly interested on how I slept the night before and how to improve it.

★★★★★ Mrs. I love keeping track of BP and steps taken.

★★★☆☆ 防水　2タップで　通常に戻すが　上手くできず結局　再起動させてるんだなぁ〜

★★★★★ This Fitbit Inspire 2 has actually inspired me to do my 10, 000 steps a day, and it's fun seeing your progress and active minutes in tangible, measurable data. It's also the most comfortable band I've ever worn- very soft, and even though it's all plastic, it's solid, high quality plastic. Band fits securely even on my skinny wrists. The app is OK; could be more intuitive, but you get used to it. It's nice being able to see my resting heart rate go down with regular exercise, and the menstrual cycle tracker is useful too- has accurately warned me a couple days before I start my period. Battery life is EXCELLENT; much better than my old Charge 2. Lasts 7-10 days easily if you don't work out every single day. It actually IS water and sweat resistant as it claims, doesn't get as sticky or uncomfortable as some other smart watches or fitness trackers.There are a couple of things I don't like: the charger is proprietary, which means one more adapter and cable to pack instead of the widely used USB Type C. Also the squeeze to toggle modes function often activates when I bend my wrist backwards. I imagine this would be a dealbreaker if I did a lot of yoga, but even if you're playing racquet sports and wearing this on your non dominant hand, this shouldn't be an issue.Apart from that, I really can't think of any downsides. Would recommend for people who want to maintain or build a good level of fitness and don't want to charge their device too often.

★★★★★ J’avais une montre connectée qui prenait tout mon poignet. J’ai décidé d’acheter plutôt un bracelet connecté parce que j’avais envie de porter mes autres montres (non connectées). J’ai donc opté pour une Fitbit. Elle est très simple d’utilisation, fine et légère. Il y un bracelet pour les poignets plus larges.Facilement connectable à l’iPhone et l’appli est vraiment user friendly. Très facile à appréhender. Elle donne énormément d’infos, comme le sommeil et différentes activités, comme la marche, la natation, la course, etc.On peut avoir Fitbit premium gratuitement pendant 1 an!Je l’ai essentiellement prise pour la marche et le sommeil.Il n’y a pas de gps dans le bracelet en lui même mais il faut activer celui du téléphone et c’est top!Le gros plus c’est qu’elle est étanche et pas besoin de l’enlever pour se doucher.J’en suis très contente et la recommande vivement.

★★★★★ تتميز بعمر بطارية يمتد الى عشرة ايام بعد الشحنوالتطبيق المجاني مع الساعة يجعلك تتبع نشاطك بدقة وسهولة

★★★★★ Ihr bin mit der Uhr 100% zufrieden. Ich nutze sie Hauptsächlich zum Schritte zählen für meine Krankenkassen Bonus Aktion. Und die Uhr funktioniert auch mit jedem Android Handy das ich besitze oder besser habe.

★★★★★ Perfect. I had a Fitbit for the last few years that I acquired for free, from my insurance company and I absolutely loved it. It finally died. Completely. And I was heartbroken.I didn’t want anything like an Apple Watch because they’re too big and bulky and I don’t need all the extras that are on it. I’m 63 years old. My old Fitbit saved my life because I went into a fib and had no idea what was going on until I checked on my Fitbit to see that I was in trouble. I was at the hospital already with my daughter, sitting with her and immediately a team came in and took me straight downstairs to the ER. I stayed there for a week until I got better. That’s due to this Fitbit that I had.I ordered this Fitbit six, and I love it just the same. Does everything the older one that I had did that was not a six. I have not scratched it at all, and I’m rough on things because I work outside a lot with my hands. I love the heart rate monitoring and the sleep tracking. It’s very comfortable. The size is perfect. If this one ever dies, and I hope it’s a few years before that happens, I will order another one. I’m very happy with these.My only complaint is that the bands from my Fitbit five do not fit this six model. They will not stay attached so I’m scared to order extra bands to go with this six.

★★★★★ Wonderful tracker and helps with chronic conditions. I have had a Fitbit for so long at this point that when mine starts acting up, replacement is automatic. It does sleep tracking, pulse/ox, and so much more than just steps (which is how I originally used it). Just checking my sleep stats helps me realize the cause when my energy is tanked while setting a step goal just slightly out of reach is a real motivator. I have it set to prompt me when I haven't walked 250 steps in hours that I am active and also when I am approaching my goal to get the last few steps before midnight. I might not do anything about either prompt if I'm not able to, but when I am, I'll go for a short walk or jog on my rebounder exercise trampoline for a minute or two.Basically, I find the Charge 6 as successful at motivating me and tracking key points for my health as my previous Charge 5 (and I like that the charger and wristbands I had for the 5 work perfectly with the 6). The battery life at least so far is much better than the 5, however, so I'm charging about once a week instead of every 3 days.The only downside for me is the data access and view. Since Google bought Fitbit, the exports of my data that I used to give my doctor are no longer available. The raw data is easy to get, but you have to parse it and organize it yourself. The other downside is your data is no longer accessible on the computer. I'm not much for using my phone for anything beyond calls, texts, and games. I much prefer looking at stats and charts on a bigger screen. If you have been a Fitbit user before, you may miss these features. If not, going in you should know that the results of your efforts will be viewable primarily on the phone. If that doesn't bother you, then you'll be all set.Oh, and one other feature that either didn't work on my 5 or I turned it off without understanding it is the notifications. I like being able to quickly read a notification on my watch regardless of the game or conversation I'm in on my phone. You can read, clear, or open the notifications. Open switches your phone to the app that sent the notification. Downside is that if the notification itself doesn't say who sent it (app name or contact name if a text, voicemail, or messenger), so you have to check the phone for that.

★★★★☆ Replacement works great. Well the 1st Fitbit Charge 6 that I got arrived early, but there was an issue w/ the battery cause it wouldn't charge. After troubleshooting tech was unable to resolve the issue, then they immediately sent me out a free replacement overnight. The replacement had small glitch but was able to resolve myself & now works great!! I really like the bigger face, the button to return to main screen, & the longer lasting battery!!

★☆☆☆☆ Inaccurate. Misleading. AWFUL. A family member had recently raved about her FitBit and I had a very old Apple Watch which needed replacing (due to terrible battery life) so I was convinced to give it a try. Unfortunately, my experience has been quite awful and I want others to be informed before they buy.My main reasons for using a smart watch are the health functions such as exercise logging, step counting, heart rate etc. So if these things are important to you please read further:1st disappointment: Inability to sync FitBit to Fitness app on iPhone. I had a pretty impressive streak in my Fitness app and it was a huge motivator for me to exercise daily (something I have always struggled with). It was QUITE the blow to see all my progress completely wiped away. (No more 200+day streak for me! I guess).Fitbit does have a free app to collect new data but I’m still disappointed that they cannot combine all your progress from both somehow.2nd disappointment: SEVERE Inaccuracy on distance. I head to the gym for my first workout with the Fitbit. I get on the elliptical and select the “elliptical workout” option on the watch and press start. As I’m warming up I notice the watch does little vibrations as my heart rate increases to different levels “light” “moderate” and then “vigorous” - which I think is a nice touch. When I get 1 Mile (on the machine) into my run I decide to check my progress (on the watch) but to my HORROR it says only 0.3 miles… How did it miss 70% of my workout!?! I cannot express how devastated I was to see that. I’m working so hard to change my life and watching the miles stack up day after day is my only reward so far. I’ve done lots of googling to solve this problem and tried manually adjusting the stride length to every length there was but nothing fixes it and I’ve read plenty from other people who report the same exact problem so I’m convinced it’s just their terrible calibration.3rd disappointment: Major exaggeration of calories burned. As I mentioned I have an Apple Watch I used every day for quite some time. I am very familiar with my typical calories burned daily. I also follow the amount on my exercise equipment as well. For some reason the FitBit consistently shows an abnormally high number for calories burned. For instance something that should burn about 200 calories suddenly burns 2 THOUSAND…?? This all makes EVEN LESS sense when you consider the aforementioned distance tracking issue; claiming I burned 2,000 calories by running 0.3 miles??? Ridiculous.This combination of discouragement from the “it won’t matter anyway” distance tracking, to the absurd number of calories I’ve “already burned” today is a recipe for disaster for me. Un-motivating my workouts and encouraging my laziness.Please DO NOT rely on this watch for your health goals.The final straw for me is the terrible battery life. To be completely clear - I have had this device for 4 days and I have already charged it 4 times. So please do not be mislead by claims of charging “once a week” or “once every other week”. NOT true. And, yes, I’ve tried all the different display settings.I hope someone takes the time to read this like I did not do. If Amazon returns weren’t such a headache I would’ve sent it back after that first workout. I’m actually stunned at HOW awful it is. There are many more issues I did not get into because they are mainly aesthetic and I wanted to focus on the ones that could genuinely cause someone harm but I’d be glad to elaborate on those other issues as well if anyone is curious.

★★★★★ ممتازة

★☆☆☆☆ Unable to charge on the 1st day after purchasing. Sent back with RMA but still cannot charge after replacement. worst charging design ever on a smart watch. Buy with caution!

★★★★★ Nice product, very light weight

★★★★★ Bought this one to replace my old Charge 4 as the led display finally faded out to nothing. Love that this one has a color display. Also love the added new to me features of recovery and cardio load. I am disappointed that it doesn't track flights anymore, glad I got my UFO badge before my old one quit. I like that the strap doesn't have any metal parts, unlike the old ones, since I have metal allergy. I also prefer the smooth texture of the this strap over the old charge 4 one which has a tendency to accumulate dirt. I hope this one lasts as long as my previous one!

★☆☆☆☆ Compré este equipo hace unos meses y empezó a fallar al poco tiempo. Contacté Amazon y me dijeron lo vea con el vendedor a quien además le compré gatantia. Contacto a AIG plus (Donde compré la gargantía) y Que ellos tampoco me pueden ayudar que porque sigue dentro del periodo de garantia de Fitbit, a quienes contacto pero me dicen que “no envían” a Mexico y que contacte a Amazon. Esto lleva semanas de miTiempo, sin resolverse y sin equipo

★★★★★ best watch I've ever owned, but not always an accurate tracker. I started a new job that required me to be on my feet all day, move around a lot, and wash my hands constantly. It was important to me to have a waterproof watch so I could time certain aspects of my job. I wanted a cheap waterproof watch, and after trying two different 20 dollar watches from The Mart of Wal that both lasted less than a week, I decided to purchase this. I didn't care about tracking anything, I just wanted something cheap but durable that could handle being roughed up and exposed to water that would still tell the time.This thing is amazing for that purpose, but I wouldn't want to rely on it to accurately track biometrics.I've knocked my hand/wrist/arm into walls, pipes, sinks, toilets, desks, doorways hard enough on multiple occasions to wince and be convinced I accidentally cracked the screen. The screen is still flawless, and I didn't put any sort of protector on it. I've washed my hands enough to turn them red, submerged this watch, wiped it with lysol orisopropyl alcohol to disinfect it, accidentally slathered it in lotion, and it's come clean and still works perfectly every time. In fact, after a few months of use, it looks just the same as the day I bought it.11/10 for durability.However, sometimes this thing misreads. One time I had it sitting in the pouch on the front of my lunchbox at work for a few hours, and it decided my heart rate was 40 BPM during those hours despite me not even being in the same room. (Unless my lunchbox has come to life?) Sometimes the device decides my heartrate is 120 while I'm sitting down, or 50 while I'm on my feet, and when I check my pulse with a blood pressure cuff I have in the house, it is most definitely normal. Overall the baseline pulse seems somewhat accurate, it just spikes and falls once or twice a day seemingly at random. The blood oxygen sensor seems to be bamboozled if I'm sweaty or have just washed my hands. One time I was sitting watching TV, and when I got up the watch decided that during the time I was watching TV I was actually asleep and it cheerfully informed me of my 'nap' biometrics.The one set of readings that seems pretty accurate is the step counter / pedometer. It wasn't a feature I was looking for but now that I have it I like to wear it even when I don't need a watch (mowing the lawn, etc) just to see how many steps I'm putting it.If you have a health condition that requires accurate information, or are serious about tracking, look elsewhere. If you want the world's most durable waterproof watch, this is it. If you're curious but not serious to see your pulse or other readings, and don't need them to be medically accurate, this is probably a good place to start with a basic tracker.The custom backgrounds are a nice perk, but I like having my pedometer information and the current weather displayed on the face, and none of the custom watch face templates have that so I've stuck with the default one. Customize-ability in this is basic but still way more than I was expecting since I bought this just looking for a cheap watch.It's also been EXTEREMELY comfortable to wear. I hate having jewelry on me, won't even wear my wedding ring because I hate the feel of something on my skin like that, but this doesn't bother me unless I'm particularly sweaty.Highly recommend, unless you're looking for accuracy.

★★★★★ 5+ Stars - Exactly what I am looking for. I have to write this review because I was misled by a lot of negative reviews and waited for long time. I almost decided to buy the Fitbit verse 3, but wanted to give this band a try first.I have owned two Samsung smartwatches, one Fitbit, and a new Apple watch 6 for wife, but I am looking for a simple, light, long battery life particularly with Alexa control function smart device. I finally made decision to try it. It took less than 5 minutes to setup EVERYTHING. The screen is beautiful, super crisp text. The Alexa function works perfectly even without the ability of speaker. I can read text message, and get phone call notification. It has a lot of basic health fitness tracker features that are very useful. I would give it 5+ stars.Now, why I disagree with some of the negative reviews which is misleading.** Simply the most important: set the right/realistic expectation for a $35 smart device that can do Alexa control1. Not accurate: come on... is the xx steps difference really that important for you which will destroy your whole health tracking plan? If yes, go spend $400 to get an Apple watch. what's important is the trending: did you exercise consistently, do you have a surge or drop in the heart rate suddenly.2. Buggy software: I set it up and forget about it. I am not really sure what buggy is about. Are you doing a stress testing for a $35 device?3. if you are pulling out each feature and compare with a dedicated device or apple watch or Samsung watch, why don't you buy all those devices to make sure you are happy with everything?Last comment/warning: the screen is small, the text may be too small for some users. For me, it is really trivial comparing with what I am expecting from this smart Alexa band.Thanks.

★★★★☆ DIFFERENCES: BAND 5 vs 7 MONITORING & MORE. Screenshots: the Bands' LED/PD arrays; Walking in-Zepp app of a daily 1-mile crisscross walk in my backyard (satellite view can be chosen, too; needs the phone's Bluetooth and cell or Wi-Fi connections plus enabled location service(s)).I posted a Band 5 review and Amazon won't allow one separate to it for the Band 7. So my Band 5 review follows these Band 5 vs Band 7 details. I used the Band 5 all of December, 2022 and then the Band 7 to date. I no longer have the 5, so I rely on my recollections.The physical differences for the two bands is self-evident. The Zepp app is really, really good IMHO.For the fitness/health feature sets and user interface, the Amazfit web site has plenty of info. The FAQs and Support pages are good but you need to really scrape around and dig for the it. There are gobs of online videos for these two bands. The Band 5 user PDF is awful.Presented here are the core components and workings of the two bands' stuff, a blend of Amazfit and searched-for online info and my observations, the later being to the best of my ability.Mobile device integration/sharing/etc, in-watch and in-Zepp Workout apps and Alexa are not discussed with the exception of the screenshot and this:I have observed when using the Walking app in the Band or the Zepp app, BPM is real-time! One might expect the same for the other apps. While the real-time data is recorded in Zepp's Homepage Workout History X-Y chart, the Homepage Heart Rate chart will be for the user selected 1,5, 10 or 30 minute intervals.• BPM & SpO2Band 5: An array of 2 LEDs and 1 PD (photo detector).Band 7: The same, redesigned.• Motion/movementBand 5: 3-axis gyroscopic sensorBand 7: Geomagnetic sensorBand 5 & 7: 3-axis acceleration sensor• Data engine algorithmsBand 5: BioTracker 2Band 7: BioTracker 3• Operating systemBand 5 & 7: Zepp OS•• Band 5 monitoring ••Same as Band 7 but no BPM Activity Detection Feature, I think.I can't recall if the Workout Walking app BPM was real-time.•• Band 7 monitoring ••-BPM, Stress, SpO2: 24 hour-BPM will update at user selected frequencies, when awake: 1, 5, 10 or 30 minutes. If set at the higher frequencies, the Activity Detection Feature sets at 1 minute for the duration of the activity. On-the-spot (manual) updates can be taken at any time. Band display of real time BPM display is not available, but real time is confirmed by me for the Workout Walking app.-Stress and SpO2 updates are 5 minutes only.-During sleep, BPM updates every minute, Stress and SpO4 update every 5 minutes.-While awake, on-the-spot (manual) updates can be taken; SpO2 requires up to 30 seconds, Stress needs all of 45 seconds, while keeping the arm at rest (motionless).-While awake, auto-updates will be taken if the arm is at rest (motionless) for five or more minutes and remains so for the 20 and 45 seconds needed.• Other-The 5 is sleek, the 7 is not.-Band 5 watch faces are far more available given its greater market place exposure. Band 7 may catch up in time.-Available Band 7 watch faces seriously lack component customization.-Band 7 replacement and designer bands have to catch up to the overwhelming choices available for the Band 5.-The timeline that defines sleep is fixed at midnight to 8 AM.-Sleep health data is a dubious, universally for all bands and watches across all price points.-The breathing health algorithm is beta as of this writing, but looks promising.• And-The reflectance driven BPM and Sp02 spot-check values match that of my FDA Class II transmittance EMAY EMO-80 pulse-oximeter. Given the near-instant transmittance sensors, today's reflectance sensors, other than being a bit slow, have come a long way for spot-checks.-I wore my Medline WR30M pedometer with each band for a week each and the distance, step count and BPM data matched the Bands' data pretty much spot on.-With 24/7 wear and all monitoring features enabled and daily half-hour use of the Walking in-watch app, my Band 7 battery alerts at the 20% level after 8-9 days (Bluetooth not used but for 1-2/day Zepp syncs). Using "fast" Nokia or RAVPower chargers, it takes 25 minutes to reach 50%. Another 15 to 75% and another 30 to 99% where it takes another 20 minutes to get to 100%. Regardless of the progress values reported, it's been a consistent 90 minutes from 20% to 100%.

★★★★☆ der zweite Tracker, 1. tracker liess sich nicht laden, da Ladeanshluss (magnetisch) nicht hielt, anstandslos umgetauscht. meine Frau hat den gleichen Schlafkontrolle, Puls kontrolle usw Top.

★★★★★ perfect tracker for work out and sleep monitoring

★★★★★ This purchase was to replace one I lost in a mosh pit. I felt naked without it, I ordered a new one as soon as I got home from the festival. Really love the sleep app and how it vibrates when my phone is ringing (for work I have to keep my phone on silent, so I don't miss calls anymore).

★★★★★ I have had this watch for 2.5 years now and I am.surprised about the value I got out of it. Working well still.for an unbeatable.price.

★★★★★ Llevó casi tres años con el mío y sigue bastante bien.

★★★★★ Great for tiny wrists. I’ve literally had this Fitbit luxe for about 2 & a half years, & I still love it. I enjoy its app features and how easy it’s to track steps and sleep patterns. It also charges quickly and it’s so comfortable that I sometimes forget I have it on. I’ve struggled finding a less bulky and small watch that doesn’t look goofy on my child sized wrist and this one definitely works for me! Can’t recommend this enough.

★★★★★ I always wear it helps me with my sleep track and my heartbeat and steps. Good

★★★★☆ Mostly love it, but some really annoying design decisions. I'm a pretty casual user of my Fitbit and bought it on a whim, but have been pleasantly surprised by it. I absolutely love its sleep tracking feature. It seems to be quite accurate and keeps me honest about my sleep schedule, something I've been working on. I also appreciate the overall step tracking and the details it provides when I'm walking (distance, pace, heart rate, plus a little map of where I went).However, a couple things about it are just really unnecessary and obnoxious.One is that I don't use notifications, but it won't let me remove the "app". So I always have to scroll past notifications to start my activity. This is even more annoying for me because if I'm starting an activity, I pretty much am guaranteed not to have my reading glasses handy so the whole thing is already blurry to start. There are other apps I can't remove too even though I don't use them, but that's the most annoying one because it is first in the list when you scroll through the apps.Second is that the mindfulness tracking only allows you to use their guided sessions (most of which are part of the premium package). I meditate unguided and would love to just be able to track the sessions/time, but no, can't do that. Seriously? I track it instead as the activity "Golf", but it's not the same, and it annoys me that Fitbit would be so prescriptive. It seems there's a lot of annoyed users according to a thread I found, so I'm not alone on this one.I also just find the app super unintuitive when updating any sort of setting. I pretty much had to Google how to accomplish most things (or to find out that I couldn't do what I wanted to do).Still, overall I do really like the device, but some easy fixes would have really removed a lot of frustration.

★★★★★ Keeps you alive. Could not live without my Fitbit. Keeps my going, always helping me get stronger to live longer. Have been using it for years

★★★★★ Right size; right functions. This device (Fitbit Lux) has served me well over many years—small enough to wear for all occasions with a band change. Lots of functions — plenty for me!

★☆☆☆☆ Unreliable garbage. I’ve owned this since just a few weeks after it was released, and “unreliable” is really the only word that I can be used to describe it.How is the Fitbit at keeping time? Unreliable.Over the course of a week or so it will drift off of the correct time, usually drifting it to be later (so it may read 6:00 instead of the actual time, 6:05).So far I have found nothing that will reliably reset it, I’ve tried restarting the device, re-syncing it to my phone (galaxy 7, and then IPhone X mini), changing the time zone of my phone, and unpairing and then re-pairing the Fitbit to my phone. Sometimes doing one of those will resolve the time drift, other times it will not.How is the Fitbit at triggering alarms that are set? Unreliable.I have 3 alarms set on the Fitbit. One that goes off in the morning to help wake me up, one that tells me it’s time to clock out of work, and one that tells me it’s time to stop playing games and go to bed. I prefer that these alarms are silent, so if I’m in the middle of a meeting at work, or playing a multiplayer game I can just ignore the alarm and let it timeout and snooze, so it will just remind me again in 9 minutes.Most of the time these all three will work just fine, but seemingly at random they just won’t trigger, some days it’s all three alarms and other days it’s just one of them. Lately it’s been the “time to go to bed” alarm, so I’ve ended up staying up way too late and it’s been seriously messing with my sleep schedule.I have tried many fixes with this as well, from deleting the alarm and re-making it, turning on and off “do not disturb” and all the same syncing and re-pairing steps as I did with the time drift issue. It’s gotten to the point where I’ve just had to set an alarm on my phone for 5 minutes after I’ve set the Fitbit alarm, which totally negates the purpose of having the silent alarm.How is the Fitbit at tracking health metrics? I honestly couldn’t tell you as I can’t really test those without buying another device to compare against, but based off of my other experiences with Fitbit, I won’t place my trust in them.Now of course these could just be due to me having a faulty model, but that’s actually why I bought this one. My old Fitbit Charge 3 had the exact same time-drift issues, and I was tired of having a watch that didn’t allow me to fix it’s time being incorrect.Since these sorts of issue seems to be endemic to the Fitbit brand as a whole, I’ll be replacing it with something else in the near future.

★★★★★ You can depend on it for accuracy. It accurately tracks all my vitals.

★★★★★ Every thing fine. Amazing

★★★★★ Looks very nice. Fits comfortably. Easy to read the display

★★★★☆ خفيفة واكثر دقة في حساب دقات القلب والخطوات وبرنامجها في الجوال رائع لكن كل شيء بالانجلش وسعرها للأمانه عالي

★★★★★ Araştırarak aldığım için beklentilerimi karşıladı, quick reply özelliği apple telefonlarıyla çalışmıyor, android olması lazım bu bilgiyi hiçbir yerde görmemiştim.. Ben androide geçtiğim için sorun kalmadı. 6 aydır kullanıyorum, her şey hala aynı şekilde çalışıyor. Koruyucu kılıf alıp takmak elzem, sert darbeler gelirse ekranında ufak çizikler olabiliyor haliyle..

★★★★★ Bin sehr zufrieden

★★★★★ Very functional, works as advertised. Best Fitbit I have had. Note: Bought through Amazon because of ease of return. First one delivered wouldn't sync and locked up, Fitbit Tech support couldn't fix remotely but use of Twitter to discuss made it easy. Tried one more time, returned to Amazon for replacement which I got in two days. Second one works great.