Google Fitbit Charge 6 Activity Tracker with 3 Months Google Health Membership Included, 7 Days Battery Life and Google Wallet and Maps, Obsidian/Black Aluminum

Great product. Slim, durable, battery lasts a week. Does HR, sheep tracking, phone notifications you name it. I wear mine on one hand and a traditional watch on the other side use it primarily for tracking. Waterproof, I terchangeabje strais, very good all in all. It's the 3rd Fitbit I have had and is by far the best. A bargain fur £80

As a first-time user and being over 70, I wanted an easy to use, convenient tracker for general health monitoring. The critical feature for me was the in-built ECG tracker. The other features I considered were all OK, may be useful. After several days of being unable to get the ECG tracker to work, I was on the point of sending it back. Google searches helped resolve the issue. After several weeks use, I am now delighted with tracker. The most informative features for me are the ECG tracker and the sleep pattern plus heart rate, SPO2 etc. (The skin temperature records around -2C but since the app states this in my normal range I do not get over-concerned about this. I have, I think, enabled skin temperature readings.) The problem with the ECG Tracker not working was the "Location" was blank. (The ECG tracker is only enabled in certain countries inc. UK.) It was difficult to find where to set the "Location". If I remember correctly, I had to log into the FitBit website. It was not a setting on the Tracker nor the app. Fitbit support were unable to assist, simply regurgitating Google found instructions on how to reset the tracker. Google also showed that I was not the only person having this problem nor the only one bemoaning the poor support from FitBit on this issue. In conclusion, I am delighted with the purchase and the insights it has given me regarding sleep patterns. I like the automated detections of sleep and activities because I would not have the inclination to set start / stop each time.

Fantastic watch and tracker with other handy features. I’ve worn the Charge 6 for nearly two years; before that, I wore a Charge 2, which faded into glorious senescence after 6 years. I’ve loved Fitbit for its functionality, elegant design, and spark of whimsy, and for getting me through marathon training and various health journeys. What I really don’t like is the way Google has run the app into the ground, making it drab and mediocre, with banal (or flat-out nonexistent) customer service, as if the parent company were incorporating a new cruel planned obsolescence so that Fitbit models can’t compete with its other trackers. The app gets uglier, less functional and more membership-driven with each update, and it creates bugs for updating correctly or syncing with devices. An item that I once considered excellent value — and offered everything I needed in a fitness watch — is quickly becoming disappointing. I hope it lasts me for a few more years, if only for the nostalgia and the continuity of all my archived fitness data. Next time, however, I’ll opt for a Garmin.

Excellent tracker I've tried several recently and this is the most accurate by far. It's supported by Google Health which is a great app with the best AI guidance I've come across.

Nice item, very compact, but unable to use ECG in UK depite what it says

I recently had a heart attack and wanted something to help keep an eye on things, while I recover. I can't tell you how disappointed I was in the device. Firstly, adjusting the strap (even gently) made it disconnect from the device, causing it to fall onto the floor, which immediately dropped face down. Luckily I was indoors and not on concrete or gravel. This happened three times in-a-row! Not to mention the strap is uncomfortable. It's a huge design flaw, if that's how easily the strap comes off. Then the device itself. It's very small, very thin and feels cheap. There is a distinct lack of functionality when it comes to anything heart rate or ECG related. It's just a fancy watch, with some basic exercise functions. Aside from being able to read your pulse, you can already do everything else the watch offers on your phone with free apps. It's not worth the money and if you're looking for something that works better and has excellent HR monitoring, take a peek at the Polar H10. It's much cheaper and does exactly what I was looking for.

This thing is amazing so easy to use. You start walking it'll auto track the walk for you, I played football today and it tracked the football session, it tracks sleep automatically, at the gym it has an easy to use work out section! Also a smart wake feature which gently buzzes on your wrist at the best time to wake you in your time frame which I absolutely need I brought this mainly for heart rate monitoring for the gym but it's so much more The amount of data it gives you is great you can track food / calories in the Google health app of you like although it doesn't have a full list of UK brand it's USA focused You get auto notifications on your phone and Google maps syncs to it Negatives- it's been a bit itchy on my wrist but it's been hot lately so I guess it's sweat, you can switch bands seemingly easy so I may do that, you can control Spotify from it, you can do YouTube music but I don't use that Absolutely recommend

Purchased by partner to replace an old Samsung Honor 5. The charge 6 proved to be too frustrating to operate, the three modes of waking the device were too unreliable, once woken navigating the 4 direction just confused. She reverted back to the Honor 5. My experience of the Charge 6 is mixed, mine is operated without a subscription (thus minimising data creep). It took ages so remove all those features like google music. It still has to be operated with a google account so there will be data aggregation going on. The technical side of the device is good, Ive compared it to the data captured by the Honor 5 and both records seem to track reasonably well suggesting comparable sensor technology. The battery life isnt too great but there are quite a few sensors running. 3 weeks on, The more I use it the more disappointed in it Ive become. - when you go for a walk, run etc. It displays that you have started. The display remains for the whole duration with no means to access any other screen. No access to heat rate, steps or distance walked. Only the pace displayed. When the walk is detected over, you are required to acknowledge the 'Done' else screen remains displaying summary for rest or day. No idea what happens if I start another walk. - VO2 reading is only that from last night, it never updates until the next morning. - Heart rate graph uses differing scales for every day. It display the average so far in text but no way to see the where it lies on the graph, i.e. no user grids. On my mobile the graphs only display in portrait mode, no zoom or auto rotation so resolution is not great (all my other apps auto rotate). The resolution issue is most noticeable after a walk. The walks heart beat graph (say over an hour) has little resemblance to the daily graph. - Sleep hours only shown after you get up & sync with your mobile. i.e no means to see sleep hours so far. Maybe if you keep the mobile in the bedroom the behaviour changes. - Nap detection seems poor, Ive yet to see any, I know I napped a couple of hours before bed yesterday. All the hours were rolled together. Maybe I needed bigger gap between the nap & going to bed. The Honor 5 had no issue with recording naps. - syncing hasn't been as reliable as the old Honor 5, a couple of days a week I've had to stop start bluetooth on my mobile. - the Fitbit details display is limited, you have to resort to opening the app on the mobile to see significant detail - I was using it on the last hole on the short strap, it was comfortably tight. But one morning i woke with a large blister under the buckle area. I switched hands & moved to the larger strap (which changed really easily, mechanism brilliantly designed). I now have a 2 inch plaster over blister. The band used to slide, now it does more. I'll have to see if measurements change significantly. - I finally turned on the premium subscription. I really expected a step change in features. After a week I really didnt find anything to justify the significant cost on the ongoing subscription.

It is fine. But: I didn't want a large watch like the ones these days, but I didn't want one that is too slim and looks like an activity tracker. Unfortunately it does look like that. All the same it looks sleek. The strap though sticks out as in it doesn't fit smoothly on my wrist; it's not very comfy. I think it's too rigid where it's joined with the watch itself.

Persönlich finde ich es gut. Es hilft mir gut und ich vertraue ihn auch sehr.

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Muy bueno, super cómodo y da buena información. Recomendable!!

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