Charge 6 Activity Tracker with 6 Months Premium Membership Included, 7 Days Battery Life and Google Wallet and Google Maps, Obsidian/Black Aluminum

The actual watch is fab. Comfy, light, fits well and does all the bits I want it to do. Display is fine, clear, easy to cycle through everything with a tap and still keep the time there. The only minor con for me, is the app. I found it a little awkward to setup, but I am a dinosaur when it comes to tech. Also, the app is a bit pushy towards fitbit premium, but if like me, you're not interested in that, it's easy enough to ignore. Overall a great purchase.

I'm not expert at these devices but I can't tell you that it measures everything well (at least consistently). You get a free subscription to the full Fitbit experience for a while then it stops. It's not really necessary anyway. One hiccup I found is that it DOESN'T WORK OVER TATTOOS, no heart readings so I had to change arms and have it point where there's no ink. Also you have to have YouTube premium if you want to listen to music and also not many Fitbit apps compatible. I later subscribed to YouTube and it doesn't connect 90% of the time saying can't find phone which is next to it with both Fitbit and YouTube running. Too distracting when you're running. But if like me you just want to see if you're dying and how much sleep and exercise you get, it works great. My high street bank accounts won't allow me to use the Google wallet on this device. If that's something you want, check see if it's compatible first. As it's a new device in the line I'm kinda hoping for more apps to become available but it works as is, without adding anything. Some stuff like ECG and sleep doesn't show until you sync the app, not a biggy but I wandered why. It does show a live heart rate though which is perfect. I feel like the app could have more detail to it, it's easy to see an overview but I'd like have more control and views over the data, seems a bit basic. Worth 5 stars as it functions as expected and has a decent battery life and consistency. I don't think it has value for money, 60-80 quid would be it's value imo. Tho it's better than the copies because it shows a live heartbeat, which is about all it has going for it over them. Brightness is great.

Fantastic watch and tracker with other handy features. I’ve worn the Charge 6 for nearly two years; before that, I wore a Charge 2, which faded into glorious senescence after 6 years. I’ve loved Fitbit for its functionality, elegant design, and spark of whimsy, and for getting me through marathon training and various health journeys. What I really don’t like is the way Google has run the app into the ground, making it drab and mediocre, with banal (or flat-out nonexistent) customer service, as if the parent company were incorporating a new cruel planned obsolescence so that Fitbit models can’t compete with its other trackers. The app gets uglier, less functional and more membership-driven with each update, and it creates bugs for updating correctly or syncing with devices. An item that I once considered excellent value — and offered everything I needed in a fitness watch — is quickly becoming disappointing. I hope it lasts me for a few more years, if only for the nostalgia and the continuity of all my archived fitness data. Next time, however, I’ll opt for a Garmin.

Bought to replace a fitbit Charge 5 that just gave up after 2 years. Admittedly my husband has worn his constantly on building sites etc so it lasted well! Swimming in the sea probably messed it up🤣 So we decided to try the updated Charge 6 as we were so happy with the Charge 5 Incredibly easy to set up in minutes. Takes a day or so to collect your info before it can give accurate tracking details. It is so light to wear uou forget you are wearing it The Charge 6 is very similar to the 5. Updated obviously. Added Google wallet, Google maps & you tube music. Accurately records Steps Distance covered. Heart rate Calories Active zone minutes Oxygen saturation (sp02) High & low heart rate notifications ECG app Notifications Sleep tracker Find my phone Cardio fitness level Alarms Sleep stsges & score Stress management score I was sceptical when we first purchased but we would never be without now. Interesting how accurate the Sleep tracker is. I made a point of noting times awake over a week & it was spot on !!! Also quite handy when uou think you haven't slept at all. The stats show times & duration of awake, rem, light & deep sleep. Quite surprising too. Also my husband was alerted that he was having arterial fibrillation at night. His heart rate was soaring. Thanks to that alert he was checked out & now on medication. Think everyone should wear one! We have only tried the fitbit no other brand. Why would we change when the product is good quality Competitively priced. Great looking. Unobtrusive. Light weight. Most of all seems very accurate! Six months free trial premium membership . Uou can cancel at anytime.

I've been wearing this tracker daily and it's been really handy for keeping on top of my steps, workouts and sleep. The screen is bright and clear, even outdoors, and the strap is comfortable enough to wear all day without irritation. The battery life is impressive, lasting me about a week before it needs charging, which is so much better than constantly plugging it in. I've tried out the heart rate and exercise tracking and both seem accurate, plus the added extras like maps and wallet are genuinely useful when I'm out and about. The premium membership has some nice features too, like more detailed insights, which I’ve enjoyed looking through. Overall, it's a reliable and feature-packed tracker that makes it easy to stay motivated and organized.

I found the information this device provides to be unreliable, and therefore pointless. Examples: It records time spent lying in bed using my phone as sleep (even after chatting with support and switching sleep settings from “Normal” to “Sensitive”). My wife’s Fitbit Inspire 3 doesn’t do that. After a full day walking together, her Inspire 3 showed 6.1 km while my Charge 6 claimed almost 9 km. For the same walk she earned 38 “Zone minutes” while I got 9. If you can’t trust the basic data, anything derived from it is meaningless. For instance, the “Daily Readiness Score” is based on sleep and heart rate variability (HRV). Some days I get 100, others 45, yet I feel exactly the same. Since I know the sleep data is wrong and can’t verify HRV, I don’t trust any of it. Yes, it recognises that I went for a walk, run, or tennis game – but I already know that. As for the rest, if I can't trust the numbers the device adds no value for me. Maybe mine was a lemon, or other models work better – I can’t say. But my personal experience after a month with the Fitbit Charge 6 is that meaningful health tracking still has some maturing to do.

Great quality and a great price -Moab step counter - waterproof and a great step counter

The watch itself works well. Lots of exercises to choose from and easy to use. Really like the sleep monitoring that comes with the 6 month premium plan and all the other bells and whistles (I use all the functions [calorie counting, steps, sleep log, etc] as a guide, not for exact figures). However... The battery life is not good unless you turn off a lot of functions (i.e. GPS, always on display, etc). The watch also goes out of sync with the app often, so needs to be reinstalled often. Which means you need to keep setting it up all over again. The Google pay function does not work in the UK! So if you're looking for that as a bonus, forget about this watch. Though Google maps and YouTube music work just fine and I make good use of it. I have swum both in the ocean and in a pool with it and the water lock function has kept it safe. All in all, it's good for the price and the 6 month premium plan that comes with it is well worth it. (Does not have an altimeter so does not track floors climbed)