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,

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

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've with my Charge 6 every day for 3 years., so I think it's durable. The accuracy seems about right to me, it matches close enough to other apps I have on my phone (I'm not always carrying the phone, but I'm always wearing the Fitbit, so naturally that's the highest count). But they're usually not

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

I never got to sleep last night but it shows like 5.5 hours including Deep Sleep of over an hour and 45 mins of REM - boy I wish!!! Pretty close to my Fitbit Charge 6 results. Maybe our brainwaves are technically “sleeping” but our awareness is not?

What? Charge 6 is overall still an excellent tracker, especially at its street price (£80-100). It has an OLED display, simple and effective UI, overall excellent build quality and reliability, accurate tracking and Google Health app (yeah I know of the recent debacle, but regardless, it's still som

I think you’re going about this the right way. I’ve done a lot of research on wearable and happy to help how I can. First of all, do not buy a Panther. From what I’ve seen they did a great job marketing a product through social media and fake Reddit posts and now all the people that bought are havin

Maybe sticking with my Charge 6. Per CNet: "The Fitbit Air uses an older sensor setup than the current Pixel Watch 4, which includes a multipath optical heart rate sensor and a far-field temperature sensor. The Air sticks with more traditional sensors, which could limit accuracy, especially in peak

u/ellie11231 - I need to thank you for the recco on TheQuantifiedScientist my friend :) So cool! I actually use a Fitbit Charge 6, bought it because it was cheap, but found out through the channel that it performs better than the rings and even a Whoop across many metrics in terms of accuracy, reall