Has alot of extra features that used to only be included on the Versa line. Great for steps & sleep score, but have now started using it for texts, and other health metrics. And I was able to get it on sale for under $100!

I have very small wrists and the small band works perfect for me. The upgrade to google app has provided a lot more sleep and health information without having to subscribe. I have upgraded three times over the years from the earlier models and so far am pleased with the Fitbit Charge 6.

I bought this Fitbit Charge Six for my girlfriend because it was on sale for less than $90.00, a $60.00 savings from its regular $140.00 price. I got lucky because she absolutely loves it. She's always telling me about all its unique features, there are quite a few. It sounds like it would be worth paying the full price.

I bought this to replace a Fitbit Charge 6 that I accidentally shattered. I wear it on my ankle because I’ve found it does a better job of counting steps than when I wore it on my wrist. I’ve had a Fitbit for over 7 years - I also wear an Apple Watch on my wrist. They each have their pluses.

I bought this to replace charge 2. I like that it’s thinner than my old one. It gives spO2, skin temperature and daily readiness. I like the exercise choices for workouts. I don’t like that it shows YouTube music but to get it you have to pay $10.99/mo.

This is probably my 5 FitBit. Each one last shorter than the last and are too complicated to be useful. I only bought another Fitbit just like the last one because I’m old and didn’t want to learn to operate a different device. It is supposed to do all sorts of things but most require a higher monthly fee. Batteries don’t last as long as the larger models.

A little pricey even on sale, but versatile and fun. Pretty easy to use. Haven't upgraded to premium but it does a lot without it. Easy to keep track of steps and heart rate. I really like the sleep monitoring feature where it breaks down how much and the quality of your sleep. It motivates you to get moving and set goals. Great for athletes or for us couch potatoes. I even lost a couple pounds from the holidays.

I bought this watch to upgrade from my inspire. The watch works as expected and I am especially impressed that I can see the screen in daylight. The con to this product is that all of the signage states 6-months of free premium subscription. Google Health /Fitbit is not honoring this feature. The app will only prompt for a 3-month trial. After talking with customer service for a while, they apologized and said there was nothing they could do to extend the trial subscription offer from 3 to 6 months. Unfortunately, I will be returning since the free subscription is a large part of what I consider into the cost of the device.

Walked 5 miles, Fitbit said I walked 3.4 miles. Even after connecting with maps. Very disappointed with this watch. Motivating if you don’t mind all the inaccurate information about your exercising

Terrible product - stuck with a red circle of death when I just tried to do the initial setup. Tried multiple alternatives and work arounds I found on a fitbit forum for this product - none worked. Found a LOT of people were having the same issues and were unable to ever get it to work, so I returned the product. My first Fitbit lasted 2+ years but since then it has been a year or less. We are giving up on Fitbit and probably investing in Apple watches for our family. The pathetic quality for the price paid for Fitbit now is ridiculous. They could hold so much of the market if the products just worked consistently.