Fitbit Charge HR Heart Rate Activity Wristband Tangerine - Large

I had this Fitbit for a while, and it was OK it tracks your steps miles ect… and it also tracks your heart rate it had a cute design, which is what geared me towards wanting to watch. I wish that the watch did more for the price of it. You can change the rest bands, and it is comfortable to wear. It’s pretty accurate and will help with weight loss. I can definitely see this being a good product for someone trying to be healthier someone who needs to keep it out on their blood pressure and how much they’re moving today. It is a good product. 

The Fitbit Charge HR is a accurate fitness tracker without the bulk of having a full screen on your wrist. It can automatically track activities and you can follow your fitness trends in the Fitbit app. The heartrate monitor is wonderful to have while working out. It helps me know what cardio zone I am in so I can take my workouts to the next level. The wristband is very durable as it is rubbery and flexible. The tracker is also waterproof so you can track swimming as well! Highly recommend this tracker if you prefer a simple fitness tracker.

The Fitbit Charge HR Wristband has completely revolutionized the way I approach fitness tracking. With its sleek design, accurate heart rate monitoring, comprehensive activity and sleep tracking, seamless smartphone integration, and impressive battery life, this wristband is a game-changer for fitness enthusiasts like myself. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned fitness enthusiast, the Fitbit Charge HR is a reliable and feature-rich wearable that will help you stay motivated and achieve your fitness goals. I highly recommend it!

I adored this Fitbit. It lasted two years then sadly fell apart. The pounds fell off when using this to track my food and exercise and it's comfortable and cute. I have a devil of a time finding braclets and watches that fit but this one fit perfectly, no adjustment needed. I charged it when I took a shower and never had to worry about low battery. I also found it adorable that when I took it off charged it said 'I love you' on the screen. I became very attached and named it Lola. It kept me going and the motivation never wavered. I competed with others to get the highest steps which had me pacing the living room at 11.45. A nice feature was that it showed me Facebook messages. The only flaw was that it is not waterproof so if your primary exercise is swimming this ... MoreI adored this Fitbit. It lasted two years then sadly fell apart. The pounds fell off when using this to track my food and exercise and it's comfortable and cute. I have a devil of a time finding braclets and watches that fit but this one fit perfectly, no adjustment needed. I charged it when I took a shower and never had to worry about low battery. I also found it adorable that when I took it off charged it said 'I love you' on the screen. I became very attached and named it Lola. It kept me going and the motivation never wavered. I competed with others to get the highest steps which had me pacing the living room at 11.45. A nice feature was that it showed me Facebook messages. The only flaw was that it is not waterproof so if your primary exercise is swimming this is not for you. However, I would definitely recommend a waterproof product from this company.

Sleep tracking. This one surprised me. I didn't think I would place much value in this feature. But I've been able to correlate various daily activities, pre-bed activities, and the resulting quality of sleep. I've also noticed that I have considerably more energy and less lethargy on days where I hit my sleep goals and get a good sleep efficiency score. * Heart rate tracking: I'm listing this in both the Pro and Con list (read Con's to know why). For the Pro piece, I like that it tracks my heart rate all day. I've been able to see, since I started losing weight and regaining my cardio health, that my resting heart rate has dropped. I also feel that the heart rate gives me a better calculation of calories burned. For example, I have an electric bike. I can turn the ... MoreSleep tracking. This one surprised me. I didn't think I would place much value in this feature. But I've been able to correlate various daily activities, pre-bed activities, and the resulting quality of sleep. I've also noticed that I have considerably more energy and less lethargy on days where I hit my sleep goals and get a good sleep efficiency score. * Heart rate tracking: I'm listing this in both the Pro and Con list (read Con's to know why). For the Pro piece, I like that it tracks my heart rate all day. I've been able to see, since I started losing weight and regaining my cardio health, that my resting heart rate has dropped. I also feel that the heart rate gives me a better calculation of calories burned. For example, I have an electric bike. I can turn the motor assist feature on or off depending on the kind of ride that I want to have. A tracker that only used motion sensors and altimeters wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a hard ride and a motor assisted ride. * Battery Life: I generally get about four days out of it before I get an email reminding me that it's time to charge it. Yup, it sends me an email to remind me.

Continuous heart rate tracking. Slim design. Affordable price. Works with Windows, iPhone and Android phones. Fitbit's massive popularity means you'll be able to join up and compete with friends. Connects with many third-party fitness apps. Automatic sleep and activity tracking. Five-day battery life.

My Fitbit died after one year. After many emails they finally agreed to replace it. The new one lasted 6 months. It was fine until I tried to do the mandatory update. It shut down when I chose “update” and won’t turn on. They refuse to replace it because “the warranty starts with the original purchase date”. Even though the replacement only lasted 6 months Fitbit won’t stand behind their product. Very disappointed in the quality of their product and their poor customer service,

I must say, I was quite disappointed with the Fitbit Charge HR heart rate and activity tracker wristband. While it promises a lot in terms of monitoring your heart rate and activity, I found it fell short in several ways. The accuracy of its heart rate monitoring left much to be desired, often giving erratic readings during workouts. Additionally, the battery life was less than impressive, requiring frequent recharging. The wristband design felt uncomfortable and bulky on my wrist, making it less enjoyable to wear throughout the day. Overall, I wouldn't recommend the Fitbit Charge HR to others based on my experience.

I do consider myself as a serious athlete, not pro but I do workout and run several times a week if not more than once a day workouts. This didn’t last long during one of my half-marathons, battery died before I could finish my race. So, if you do three times a week or less and just trying to track walks and etc this is an affordable option for you. If you’re more serious and passionate about fitness this isn’t for you. I personally went from Fitbit to Apple Watch and happy with the Garmin Forerunner 745 (which I highly recommend for all runners).

If I could give FitBit a zero star review I would! My FitBit experience kicked off with my aunt buying the FitBit Charge HR for me as a gift. I was excited initially about using the tracker. Registering a FitBit for the product warranty should be your first step if you purchase/receive one of these FitBit trackers. That is IF they are still offering a warranty at all. My first tracker was registered and not a few months later it stopped working. I reached out to FitBit regarding the matter and they sent out another Charge HR under the warranty. At first I was very pleased with them standing behind their product.Once I received the new product it was immediately registered.As you can see I gave FitBit more than enough opportunities for their product to work ... MoreIf I could give FitBit a zero star review I would! My FitBit experience kicked off with my aunt buying the FitBit Charge HR for me as a gift. I was excited initially about using the tracker. Registering a FitBit for the product warranty should be your first step if you purchase/receive one of these FitBit trackers. That is IF they are still offering a warranty at all. My first tracker was registered and not a few months later it stopped working. I reached out to FitBit regarding the matter and they sent out another Charge HR under the warranty. At first I was very pleased with them standing behind their product.Once I received the new product it was immediately registered.As you can see I gave FitBit more than enough opportunities for their product to work efficiently and it failed miserably! Some of the issues varied from- the front face not displaying/working, sync issues, parts falling off, a band peeling away.(as seen in the photo) I don't believe ANY of them lasted more than 6 months! smh If they could create a better quality product that had a longer lifespan they could ask for that higher price.As it stands for me it is a joke.Unfortunately, a family member bought a FitBit Inspire 3 for me this Christmas. Granted it is a different model, but buyer beware! After a quick read I found that many of the basic features are only available with a "Paid Premium Membership" Ha! Needless to say I will be returning the FitBit Inspire 3 ASAP. Too bad Wyze doesn't make their fitness trackers anymore. :( 2 years later and my Wyze band is still going strong! My advice is to shop around and read the reviews here on Influenster before you buy. Maybe other FitBit models have better lasting performance??? I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences with FitBit products. I do not recommend FitBit.