Fitbit
Luxe
Based on 203 Reddit mentions
$189.99
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End of an era - Moving on
Is there anything else out there that isn't huge on your wrist? That's why I went with fitbit luxe and then whatever was about the same size after the first got lost.
J3Av8trx in r/fitbit
May 19, 2026 8:04 PM
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So long and thanks for all the fish
Same.I've been using a Fitbit daily since 2014. I now have a Luxe that powers off randomly throughout the day. Fitbit's own forums are filled with people complaining about this problem, going back years. No fixes. refunds, and they continued to sell the devices after the comments started pouring in.
...tomatillo_teratoma in r/fitbit
October 10, 2025 7:47 AM
34
Does anyone still love their fitbit?
I've had a few fitbit models, mostly the more narrow style like my current luxe. I have some gripes, like the app changes awhile back, but I am likely to stick with fitbit when I have to replace my current one. It may sound shallow, but I wear it near constantly, so I like it to look nice. I have tr
...BrgQun in r/fitbit
July 15, 2025 5:37 AM
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MEGATHREAD: Fitbit / Google Health Alternatives, App Replacements, and Device Switching
I used a Luxe for years. Since they discontinued it and I have a small wrist I switched to the air. I don't like it. It's bulky and I don't like having to open my phone every time I want to see my step count etc. the other Fitbit models are also too bulky for me so I don't know what to do. I'm havin
...ConversationLong2570 in r/fitbit
June 24, 2026 1:50 AM
5
Revelation / dependence on scores
I agree fully.... I paid for premium annually for many years and once mine is up I'm not renewing. Not wasting energy trying to correct the "coach" either. These don't mean much but I do like knowing my RHR and HRV. Can't see my steps on the Fitbit air, they got rid of the luxe which I loved because
...ConversationLong2570 in r/fitbit
June 10, 2026 2:43 AM
4
Thoughts on wearables?
I was a big fan but the more training I do the more I realize that it mostly confirms what I already know. If it says I slept poorly and HRV is low, it's probably because I slept poorly and don't feel up for a big workout. At this point I probably don't need it, but I keep it on my wrist anyways. Th
...camp_jacking_roy in r/Velo
July 27, 2025 9:52 PM
16
So long and thanks for all the fish
I am having the same problem with my Luxe and if I change the clock face it works for a few days and then it powers off randomly even when there is supposed battery life. My Luxe is about 2.5 years old. I have been using Fitbit for about 11 years. I don’t want to get an I-watch which is what my husb
...OkTop9308 in r/fitbit
October 10, 2025 5:10 PM
6
"If you're not ready, Please Share Why in the Survey"
I hate that I love the size and feel of the FitBit Luxe but run into stupid app stuff like this..basically forced to switch
Individual-Role-5224 in r/fitbit
June 5, 2025 3:34 PM
8
Goodbye my old friend...
I've spent a week with both, and posted a longer review that is awaiting moderator approval. TLDR: Both are fine. I will hold onto Fitbit for now because I like hardware better, will switch to Garmin if they come out with the device I like (later this year?). Briefly: Hardware: I prefer wearing Fitb
...atotic in r/fitbit
May 28, 2026 9:04 PM
2
Have you tried other wearables, how do they compare?
Before I switched to the Apple Watch 8, I had been using Xiaomi Mi Band 2, Fitbit Inspire HR, and Luxe. They all served well as step and calorie counters, and alarm clocks. Overall, I found Fitbit’s workout tracking to be slightly better than Xiaomi’s, even though neither model had GPS. I really lik
...xartaniroth in r/AppleWatch
July 11, 2026 9:41 PM
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