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,

Same. I hope they don't split Fitbit and the Pixel watches this way for good. I want a screen, but I don't want a full smart watch that I need to charge every two days. I just want to quickly check the time and my heart rate/steps and get very basic notifications for texts or whatever. I have zero n

I regularly lift and run and was looking for a device to track my workouts and tell me more about my body. The charge 6 really stuck out to me. The sleep tracking features are also intriguing. However, I’ve seen some reviews online for the heart rate data and some other things not always being the m

Well I was looking forward to a Charge 7. It's definitely time to change my Charge 6. I can notice it's failing in different ways. The most annoying is it doesn't always vibrate to remind me to move at 10 minutes to the hour. I usually try to make sure I get my steps in at the top of the hour, but s

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

Google (Fitbit) Charge 6. Slim style and reliable AFIB monitoring. I've used one for years. One drawback though. Google bought Fitbit in 2021 and has made no new Charge watches since. Appears to me that Google bought Fitbit to stop their competition with the Google watches. So, I've no idea how long

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

I tracked 18 afib episodes with an Apple Watch 9 and received an offer of an ablation from an EP based on ECG taken on an Apple Watch 9 before I had an ECG on a medical grade device. Then I had PFA ablation 15 months ago and no afib since. On any smart watch: If you receive an afib warning or think

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

And now I know! But I'm happy with the fitbit's performance that's for sure. I was truly amazed when I first got it how accurate it was compared to my chest strap. My charge 6 anyway. Maybe I'll take the OTF HRN and see if I can tighten it around my wrist in the same way I do my Fitbit and see if I