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Fitbit Collection
 Charge 5 |  Sense |  Versa 3 |  Versa 2 |  Luxe |  Charge 4 |  Inspire 2 | |
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Battery life (in days)
| Up to 7 | 6+ | 6+ | 6+ | Up to 5 | 7 | Up to 10 |
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Water resistance
| 50m | 50m | 50m | 50m | 50m | 50m | 50m |
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Tracks activity & sleep
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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24/7 heart rate & AZM
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Text, call & app notifications
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Store & play music
| ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
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Hundreds of apps & clock faces
| ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
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Alexa & Google Assistant
| No | Yes | Yes | Alexa Built-in | No | No | No |
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Built-in GPS
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ | ✘ |
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Heart rhythm assessment w/ ECG
| ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
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Stress management & EDA sensor
| ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
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Daily Readiness Score
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Half baked, expensive, accuracy issues? UPDATE: can be RETURNED just fine
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2021
UPDADE 4 (final):Fitbit introduced the recovery score as part of the premium service (means monthly fees). It’s not as good as I’d hoped. Very generic and seems to rely on resting heart rate and HRV only. It’s a bit of a disappointment. I am keeping the 3-star rating. There are better health monitors out there, but this one is well-rounded. (and priced) enough to be a contender.UPDATE 3: I am just going to sum things up after two weeks of use.PROs:*Great screen, can be easily viewed in very sunny conditions.*Great for working out. Provides extensive metrics as you work out and seems accurate.*Very good sleep tracking. Silent alarms (can be setup to avoid waking you up from a deep sleep).*Decent heart rate monitor. Step tracker. Calorie count, etc. All these inherent features work well.*Holds charge forever.CONs:*No recovery rate metrics, as promised by Fitbit yet.*The screen is blinding at night. No way to tone down the brightness.*No longer counts stairs climbed for some reason.*Does not have actual body temperature readings.I've learned how to estimate my recovery rate, based on resting heart rate, sleep quality and HRV. Still, wish that metrics was provided by Fitbit, as promised.UPDATE2: Look like they made the black version FULLY RETURNABLE for whatever reason, so buy in confidence.One more issue to report: the screen does not seem to have an ambient light sensor and the "sleep mode" does not automatically turn on. I find myself waking up in the middle of the night to a blinding screen that lights up the room. Not great!UPDATE1: some have mentioned problems with the device being non-returnable. I followed up with Amazon on the issue. It is returnable, IF you experience performance issues or the device itself is defective or otherwise problematic. It seems like all versions but Black are fully returnable, so it must be a glitch. Talk to Amazon, if you experience an issue. They are extremely helpful.I am now into the 4th day of testing and it looks like there is some calibration going on in the background, as readings are getting a bit more accurate. I wish the temperature sensor would provide nominal values instead of an evaluation on how much it changed from the day before. I hope Fitbit hurries up and releases the Readiness Score feature.These are my initial impressions and I will update this review, as my experience living with Charge 5 allows me to better evaluate it. I have and regularly use Biostrap and Apple Watch. I am mostly interested in my sleep and recovery data and Apple Watch doesn’t do any of that, while Biostrap is useless for tracking workout. You cannot have it all, apparently. I was hoping that this Charge 5 can reasonably handle both tasks in one device.To my great disappointment, Fitbit released Charge 5 without the promised Daily Readiness Score, which would basically indicate your recovery score after you wake up in the morning, telling you how your body is really doing, and whether you should go hard or easy on yourself for the rest of the day. It’s a great way to modulate your workouts and properly recover without overstressing your body. The Biostrap is excellent for that very reason (see some of my dashboard pics). That’s what I wanted out of this Fitbit and they didn’t deliver. There isn’t even a timeline for when the feature will be available.Another missing feature is the ECG, but I am neither here or there on that one. Charge 5 also no longer shows you how many stairs you've climbed, which is disappointing, since Charge 4 did. After using it for two days, I am noticing that sleep time recognition isn't accurate. My Biostrap gets it right, down to a minute, while Charge 5 can be off by hours. Better turn it on yourself in the settings before bedtime.Speaking of settings are adjustments...the lack of physical buttons means that you'll be scrolling up/down/left/right on a small screen all day long. It can get frustrating and menus aren't all that logically laid out. Another things that's poorly laid out is the dashboard, which is supposed to give you a snapshot of your metrics at a glance. You have to go through multiple screens (and some are not easy to find) in the app to get to various points of data. All of that should be viewable on one screen. AND you must use the phone app to view detailed info. Most of it isn't available on the web interface.As it stand today, I would rather spend extra $20 and get an Apple Watch SE, which would be a superior tool in just about every respect until Fitbit delivers on the Daily Readiness Score. I’ll have to see how my experience with Charge 5 evolves, but I am giving it very generous 3 start for now…
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2021
Fitbit introduced the recovery score as part of the premium service (means monthly fees). It’s not as good as I’d hoped. Very generic and seems to rely on resting heart rate and HRV only. It’s a bit of a disappointment. I am keeping the 3-star rating. There are better health monitors out there, but this one is well-rounded. (and priced) enough to be a contender.
UPDATE 3: I am just going to sum things up after two weeks of use.
PROs:
*Great screen, can be easily viewed in very sunny conditions.
*Great for working out. Provides extensive metrics as you work out and seems accurate.
*Very good sleep tracking. Silent alarms (can be setup to avoid waking you up from a deep sleep).
*Decent heart rate monitor. Step tracker. Calorie count, etc. All these inherent features work well.
*Holds charge forever.
CONs:
*No recovery rate metrics, as promised by Fitbit yet.
*The screen is blinding at night. No way to tone down the brightness.
*No longer counts stairs climbed for some reason.
*Does not have actual body temperature readings.
I've learned how to estimate my recovery rate, based on resting heart rate, sleep quality and HRV. Still, wish that metrics was provided by Fitbit, as promised.
UPDATE2: Look like they made the black version FULLY RETURNABLE for whatever reason, so buy in confidence.
One more issue to report: the screen does not seem to have an ambient light sensor and the "sleep mode" does not automatically turn on. I find myself waking up in the middle of the night to a blinding screen that lights up the room. Not great!
UPDATE1: some have mentioned problems with the device being non-returnable. I followed up with Amazon on the issue. It is returnable, IF you experience performance issues or the device itself is defective or otherwise problematic. It seems like all versions but Black are fully returnable, so it must be a glitch. Talk to Amazon, if you experience an issue. They are extremely helpful.
I am now into the 4th day of testing and it looks like there is some calibration going on in the background, as readings are getting a bit more accurate. I wish the temperature sensor would provide nominal values instead of an evaluation on how much it changed from the day before. I hope Fitbit hurries up and releases the Readiness Score feature.
These are my initial impressions and I will update this review, as my experience living with Charge 5 allows me to better evaluate it. I have and regularly use Biostrap and Apple Watch. I am mostly interested in my sleep and recovery data and Apple Watch doesn’t do any of that, while Biostrap is useless for tracking workout. You cannot have it all, apparently. I was hoping that this Charge 5 can reasonably handle both tasks in one device.
To my great disappointment, Fitbit released Charge 5 without the promised Daily Readiness Score, which would basically indicate your recovery score after you wake up in the morning, telling you how your body is really doing, and whether you should go hard or easy on yourself for the rest of the day. It’s a great way to modulate your workouts and properly recover without overstressing your body. The Biostrap is excellent for that very reason (see some of my dashboard pics). That’s what I wanted out of this Fitbit and they didn’t deliver. There isn’t even a timeline for when the feature will be available.
Another missing feature is the ECG, but I am neither here or there on that one. Charge 5 also no longer shows you how many stairs you've climbed, which is disappointing, since Charge 4 did. After using it for two days, I am noticing that sleep time recognition isn't accurate. My Biostrap gets it right, down to a minute, while Charge 5 can be off by hours. Better turn it on yourself in the settings before bedtime.
Speaking of settings are adjustments...the lack of physical buttons means that you'll be scrolling up/down/left/right on a small screen all day long. It can get frustrating and menus aren't all that logically laid out. Another things that's poorly laid out is the dashboard, which is supposed to give you a snapshot of your metrics at a glance. You have to go through multiple screens (and some are not easy to find) in the app to get to various points of data. All of that should be viewable on one screen. AND you must use the phone app to view detailed info. Most of it isn't available on the web interface.
As it stand today, I would rather spend extra $20 and get an Apple Watch SE, which would be a superior tool in just about every respect until Fitbit delivers on the Daily Readiness Score. I’ll have to see how my experience with Charge 5 evolves, but I am giving it very generous 3 start for now…
Color: Graphite/BlackVerified Purchase
Half baked, expensive, accuracy issues? UPDATE: can be RETURNED just fine
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2021
UPDADE 4 (final):Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2021
Fitbit introduced the recovery score as part of the premium service (means monthly fees). It’s not as good as I’d hoped. Very generic and seems to rely on resting heart rate and HRV only. It’s a bit of a disappointment. I am keeping the 3-star rating. There are better health monitors out there, but this one is well-rounded. (and priced) enough to be a contender.
UPDATE 3: I am just going to sum things up after two weeks of use.
PROs:
*Great screen, can be easily viewed in very sunny conditions.
*Great for working out. Provides extensive metrics as you work out and seems accurate.
*Very good sleep tracking. Silent alarms (can be setup to avoid waking you up from a deep sleep).
*Decent heart rate monitor. Step tracker. Calorie count, etc. All these inherent features work well.
*Holds charge forever.
CONs:
*No recovery rate metrics, as promised by Fitbit yet.
*The screen is blinding at night. No way to tone down the brightness.
*No longer counts stairs climbed for some reason.
*Does not have actual body temperature readings.
I've learned how to estimate my recovery rate, based on resting heart rate, sleep quality and HRV. Still, wish that metrics was provided by Fitbit, as promised.
UPDATE2: Look like they made the black version FULLY RETURNABLE for whatever reason, so buy in confidence.
One more issue to report: the screen does not seem to have an ambient light sensor and the "sleep mode" does not automatically turn on. I find myself waking up in the middle of the night to a blinding screen that lights up the room. Not great!
UPDATE1: some have mentioned problems with the device being non-returnable. I followed up with Amazon on the issue. It is returnable, IF you experience performance issues or the device itself is defective or otherwise problematic. It seems like all versions but Black are fully returnable, so it must be a glitch. Talk to Amazon, if you experience an issue. They are extremely helpful.
I am now into the 4th day of testing and it looks like there is some calibration going on in the background, as readings are getting a bit more accurate. I wish the temperature sensor would provide nominal values instead of an evaluation on how much it changed from the day before. I hope Fitbit hurries up and releases the Readiness Score feature.
These are my initial impressions and I will update this review, as my experience living with Charge 5 allows me to better evaluate it. I have and regularly use Biostrap and Apple Watch. I am mostly interested in my sleep and recovery data and Apple Watch doesn’t do any of that, while Biostrap is useless for tracking workout. You cannot have it all, apparently. I was hoping that this Charge 5 can reasonably handle both tasks in one device.
To my great disappointment, Fitbit released Charge 5 without the promised Daily Readiness Score, which would basically indicate your recovery score after you wake up in the morning, telling you how your body is really doing, and whether you should go hard or easy on yourself for the rest of the day. It’s a great way to modulate your workouts and properly recover without overstressing your body. The Biostrap is excellent for that very reason (see some of my dashboard pics). That’s what I wanted out of this Fitbit and they didn’t deliver. There isn’t even a timeline for when the feature will be available.
Another missing feature is the ECG, but I am neither here or there on that one. Charge 5 also no longer shows you how many stairs you've climbed, which is disappointing, since Charge 4 did. After using it for two days, I am noticing that sleep time recognition isn't accurate. My Biostrap gets it right, down to a minute, while Charge 5 can be off by hours. Better turn it on yourself in the settings before bedtime.
Speaking of settings are adjustments...the lack of physical buttons means that you'll be scrolling up/down/left/right on a small screen all day long. It can get frustrating and menus aren't all that logically laid out. Another things that's poorly laid out is the dashboard, which is supposed to give you a snapshot of your metrics at a glance. You have to go through multiple screens (and some are not easy to find) in the app to get to various points of data. All of that should be viewable on one screen. AND you must use the phone app to view detailed info. Most of it isn't available on the web interface.
As it stand today, I would rather spend extra $20 and get an Apple Watch SE, which would be a superior tool in just about every respect until Fitbit delivers on the Daily Readiness Score. I’ll have to see how my experience with Charge 5 evolves, but I am giving it very generous 3 start for now…
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2021
Color: Lunar White/Soft GoldVerified Purchase
1) THEY REMOVED THE ALTIMETER (stair tracker)
I was starting to love the extra data features until I started looking for my flights climbed… and it’s gone! It no longer tracks your flights climbed! Which, as an avid Hiker, is extremely important to me! I’m returning it and going back to my charge 2. (And YEA, it’s returnable, they accepted and refunded me)
The only reason I keep Fitbit even though I have an Apple Watch is bc the altimeter, battery and sleep tracking are superior to apple. However, now that they removed the altimeter I just can’t justify keeping the 5!!!!
2) I don’t like that you can’t customize the colors of the different watch faces. I don’t want bright neon colors on my wrist in order to see all the stats on the main screen.
3) I upgraded from the 2, so I’m not sure when this charged, but I don’t like that I have to now use the watch to set my silent alarms instead of just busting the Fitbit app. It takes so much longer to set up.
4) the side bars are finicky, sometimes they don’t register that you’re pressing them while taking ecg reading.
5) the screen scratches VERY easily!
Conclusion: all in all, if it had an altimeter I would have kept it; if they bring it back on the 6, I’ll buy that. My favorite workout is stair climbing and hiking, so the altimeter is important to me.
Original 9/27/21
It took over 3 hours to finally finish the update. It kept stopping midway through. Going to sync or change the clock face and it keeps saying connection lost non-stop. I’ve already reset and reconnected everything. My only guess is that they rolled out the charge 5 without the app being ready for it? Not sure but super annoying to (4 hours later) still not be able to complete set up
I was starting to love the extra data features until I started looking for my flights climbed… and it’s gone! It no longer tracks your flights climbed! Which, as an avid Hiker, is extremely important to me! I’m returning it and going back to my charge 2. (And YEA, it’s returnable, they accepted and refunded me)
The only reason I keep Fitbit even though I have an Apple Watch is bc the altimeter, battery and sleep tracking are superior to apple. However, now that they removed the altimeter I just can’t justify keeping the 5!!!!
2) I don’t like that you can’t customize the colors of the different watch faces. I don’t want bright neon colors on my wrist in order to see all the stats on the main screen.
3) I upgraded from the 2, so I’m not sure when this charged, but I don’t like that I have to now use the watch to set my silent alarms instead of just busting the Fitbit app. It takes so much longer to set up.
4) the side bars are finicky, sometimes they don’t register that you’re pressing them while taking ecg reading.
5) the screen scratches VERY easily!
Conclusion: all in all, if it had an altimeter I would have kept it; if they bring it back on the 6, I’ll buy that. My favorite workout is stair climbing and hiking, so the altimeter is important to me.
Original 9/27/21
It took over 3 hours to finally finish the update. It kept stopping midway through. Going to sync or change the clock face and it keeps saying connection lost non-stop. I’ve already reset and reconnected everything. My only guess is that they rolled out the charge 5 without the app being ready for it? Not sure but super annoying to (4 hours later) still not be able to complete set up
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Eric Tittley
ECG functionality is absent.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 4, 2021Color: Graphite/BlackVerified Purchase
Gerhard
Leider ein Rückschritt zur Charge 4 mit wenigeren Funktionen und Abo Kosten!
Reviewed in Germany on October 10, 2021Color: Graphite/BlackVerified Purchase
McD
Love it
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 9, 2021Color: Graphite/BlackVerified Purchase
McD
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 9, 2021
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mcbirne
Weniger Funktionen als das Charg 4 bei einem Höheren Preis
Reviewed in Germany on September 30, 2021Color: Graphite/BlackVerified Purchase
Ryan
For those that can settle
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 28, 2021Color: Graphite/BlackVerified Purchase