FitbitCharge 6 Activity Tracker Heart Rate Monitoring, 7-Day Battery, Integrated Google Apps, Maps & Wallet, in-Depth Health Insights, Activity & Sleep Analysis, S & L Bands Included, Obsidian/Black

I bought this as a replacement for my original Fitbit Charge 6 after it stopped working, and I'm happy to say it performs just as well. Same great features—accurate step and heart rate tracking, helpful sleep insights, and a user-friendly interface.Setup was quick, and everything synced easily with my existing Fitbit account. The battery life is consistent with what I had before—about 5-6 days—and I appreciate the sleek, comfortable design.If you're replacing a worn-out Charge 6, this one works just as expected. No surprises—just the same dependable performance.

My charge 5 cease to function only a couple of weeks after the warranty ended. I was sad.My new charge six arrives so quick and has so many cool little features. I hadn't realized that my charge 5 had so many issues but it must have been dying a slow death.Love the charge 6. It seems to respond much better to the touch and scrolling. All my alerts are getting through along with text and phone call notifications. I live in this thing so it's really great to have all those features..I have the premium app and I've been using the sleep tools. I followed some suggestions it made and it really has helped.I've had a Fitbit now for over 10 years. And I don't think I would go any other way.

My experience with fit bit has been very good .Excellent insight into important health metrics .

It does everything I wanted in a tracker. I went with a company I trust, yet still had to transfer my FitBit account to Google in order to get half of the features. Had I known that beforehand, I might have gone with a different, non-Google affiliated company, altogether. By the end of the year, even features that you don't need Google for, will need Google. I haven't got much against Google, but I don't like my information being made even more available than it already is. The tracker itself, however, is exactly what I was wanting.

The newest version has the ability to get text notices and answer phone calls on this watch. This is the 3rd Fitbit I've owned. Always reliable but the new featured make it a fantastic purchase at a great price.

It does not track your oxygen level at night. It has a graph but they can't tell you what the ratio or percentages, so how do they really know? They state it's low but they can't tell me why. So many stupid things about this watch. Also, if you call their technical department, they are really incompetent. I had to figure it out myself or try to look it up on Google. I can't believe they're technical department is so lame, even simple questions they told me the wrong information. You can never turn it off. So if you go on an airlines or want to save the battery you can't do it. It doesn't count steps well and the oxygen level and heart rate are often wrong. When you want to see where the charge is, it's a teeny little itty bitty thing above the time and you'd have to put a magnifying glass on your watch to see it, so you never can tell really what your charge is without looking at your phone. It's difficult to add things to the app on the phone. I would like to return it, but I didn't realize it had so many issues with it until I had it for a time, so beware and I purchased a bunch of different bands to go with it. Anyway, I'm very disappointed.

Husband loves it. I can hardly wait until mine breaks

This is a feature studded device. Purchased it actually to track Afib. Finally today after 5 days I received an alert. But I had trouble finding the information. Just didn't know where to start and how far down the menu the data was located on my iPhone. Actually when looking at the summary data time period was quite different than the extended version of the data. To read all the recorded data you have to look at each summary data point (it reads "unread") and click on it and then the contents of that period will be expanded so you can see the high and low for each of the data points in that summary point. Seemed that after looking at the five or so expanded points, the summary seemed to be different. Still learning. I also have an Oura and wear both at the same time. The Oura doesn't have Afib, however I like the way it displays data better, especially the sleep data.