FitbitCharge 6 Fitness Tracker with Google apps, Heart Rate on Exercise Equipment, 6-Months Premium Membership Included, GPS, Health Tools and More, Gold/Coral, One Size (S & L Bands Included)

I’ve been using the Fitbit Charge 6 for a year now, and it’s hands-down the best fitness tracker I’ve owned. The upgraded features and improved accuracy make it a great step up from previous models.First off, the heart rate tracking is spot-on, even during intense workouts. I’ve compared it with gym equipment and it’s consistently accurate. The built-in GPS is a game-changer too – I can leave my phone behind during runs and still get detailed route data.I also love the Google integration. Being able to use Google Maps directions on my wrist and control YouTube Music right from the band is surprisingly useful. It feels like a mini smartwatch but without the bulk.Battery life is solid – I get about 6–7 days on a single charge with moderate use, including daily workouts, sleep tracking, and notifications.Speaking of sleep tracking, the insights have helped me improve my nightly routine. The Charge 6 breaks down sleep stages clearly and offers tips that actually make a difference.Overall, the Fitbit Charge 6 is smart, sleek, and packed with features that genuinely support a healthier lifestyle. If you’re serious about fitness or just want to be more mindful of your activity, this is 100% worth it.

I'm impressed with this one! It is more responsive than past fitbits I've had (both Luxe fitbits). I wasn't sure if I would love the size, its bigger than my previous trackers, but it's not big at all. It does a great job with sleep tracking. It has a TON of options for types of exercise to choose from. And has more features than past types I've had, like Google maps. It has all the good things from previous models like comfort, durability, appearance, and how easy it is to use.

I bought a FitBit Charge 5 about 5 months after it first came out and I really liked it. It could have used a few more functions and battery life is only as good as they say it should be (7-8 days) if you give it all night (8 hours) to charge, not the 1-2 hours they advertise. Unfortunately, the screen died after 2-1/2 years, so I bought the 6.The Charge 6 works as well as the 5 did which is GREAT, but Google added "features" that are basically useless unless you're willing to pay, and pay BIG! Like, they finally gave a screen to allow you to control music, but only in YouTube music! They added Google Maps, but the screen is so small on the Charge that I really fail to see the value in it. They added a "button" on the side (a bump really) that basically does nothing but turn the screen on when you squeeze both sides of the watch. Uhh, the screen comes on automatically when you turn it toward you, so what's the point? (Yes, there is a setting where you can have the screen on all the time, but it will deplete the battery much faster.)And why can't I put the exercises in the list in the order I want like I could on the Charge 5???? When you click on an exercise, it then stays on top of the list until you select another, and then it moves down below that one. I liked it better the old way where I could list up to 5 and in the order I wanted.There are some new screens that give you more data without having to open the phone app, like my sleep score, so that's good. Just don't see why Google didn't take some of the suggestions and complaints that are plentiful on the forums and fix things like they should have. If you're not going to give the features that everyone seems to want, then don't "fix it if it ain't broke"!The phone app is OK, and it has improved over the years. It can still be a bit hard to find things at times, but once you get used to where everything is, it's not too bad. One feature that does not work, is the button for the user manual. It downloads a file that the app won't open (and nothing else will either), so you have to go to the FitBit website and download it from the Support page. And believe me, you WANT the user manual if you're going to use all the functions the 6 has! And, it's nice that you don't have to pay for the "Premium" functions to have the app work the way it's supposed to.I have a small wrist and I like the fit without a big, bulky "smart" watch that doesn't fit and gets caught on things all the time. There are lots of band options on Amazon, so you're sure to find something that works for you. But I have to ask, why does the "gold" watch come with a "Coral" (read: orange) band?? Seriously? The gold watch looks great with a black or dark blue band. Rather classy!I like this FitBit so much that I bought another one, so I guess that's about the best recommendation I can give!

The Fitbit Charge 6 is a fantastic upgrade! I had my previous Fitbit for nearly 10 years, and while it served me well, this model takes things to a whole new level. The battery life is incredible — it easily lasts several days without charging, which is a huge improvement over my old device.I love the accuracy of the heart rate and sleep tracking, and the new smart features like Google Maps integration and music controls are super convenient. The touchscreen is smooth and easy to use, and the band is comfortable enough to wear all day and night.It’s already helping me stay motivated, move more, and keep an eye on my health. If you’re on the fence, I highly recommend making the switch. Definitely worth it!