Charge 6

Same here, I have a charge 6 and couldn't be more happy. Sure, it has a few things I can knit-pick about, but that's just that, everything has a few little knit picks. One of the best Fitbits I've used. It tracks quite a bit, and I love the ECG function as well. It seems pretty accurate with sleep,

It’s been hit or miss for awhile now. Which suck because that to me is FitBits best feature and what has kept me with the brand. I’ve said this before and I guess I’m saying it again, unless things get better, I’m likely doing either the Apple Watch or Garmin when my Charge 6 finally dies.

After having used a Whoop 5 MG for quite some time, I got back to a Fitbit Charge 6 as (maybe it is just me) but it is more accurate for HR under heavy load and SPO2 (I often go in the mountains and Fitbit correctly get reduced SPO2, while the Whoop never caught any change). It has GPS tracking and

GPS is a power hog on the Charge 6—if you carry a phone, then you can set the Charge 6 to communicate with the phone for GPS, which will save a lot of battery life on the watch (phones have much bigger batteries, so the GPS drain is not so bad there). If you have a lot of ectopic heart beats, the Fi

Fitbit took away the desktop/browser app, which allowed data analysis on a large screen. Whoop still has that, and this advantage makes the subscription worth it. Right now, I'm wearing both Whoop and Charge 6 and making comparisons. It's SO MUCH easier to browse the heart rate data with Whoop and i

I have worn a Fitbit Charge 6 all day, everyday (except for charging) for around 60 weeks. I also exercise a lot, depending on the week it says my average calorie burn for the week is between 3.8k kcal to 4.1k calories per day, while my daily calorie intake is consistently 2k-2.2k. According to the

I have a Charge 6. My primary exercises are cycling and weight lifting with a set of dumbbells. I track both those workouts with the watch. Mostly it gives me what the heart rate is during the exercise and then calculates whatever effort and calorie burn its algorithm comes up with. When I cycle, I

They’re just not as accurate as actual medical devices. None of my cardiologists over the past couple of years felt like the Charge 6 data had any value in medical. I was advised that they can give me an idea or estimate but that I shouldn’t necessarily believe it, if I questioned a heart rate as be

Also i think 0.5 Hz HR sensor rate is misleading. From the export data we can see any Fitbit gives out one HR data point every 5 seconds and 1 every second when working out. I know they are talking about the sensors polling rate, which also doesn’t make sense. If polling rate was every two seconds w

Fitbit Charge 6 is the latest my dad uses it and loves it. I use the Pixel Watch 4 it's great but only 36 hours battery and quite expensive. In a month's time Fitbit will launch a Whoop competitor with just a band for around $100. It'll have allegedly a week's battery life and all the latest algos a