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My fitbit has an alarm setting and the vibration wakes me up so fast
Fitbit Charge 6 Fitness Tracker
Fitbit Charge 6 Fitness Tracker with Google apps, Heart Rate on Exercise Equipment, 6-Months Premium Membership Included, GPS, Health Tools and More, Obsidian/Black, One Size (S & L Bands Included)
By Fitbit
784mentions37%positive$154.99typicalr/fitbit+8pros/−6cons
What one Redditor said
“I want it to do the simple things like tell me the time, my heart rate, steps, and the battery to last for 7 days, and that's what Fitbit got right.”
What Reddit thinks
Pros
8- +good for sleep tracking
- +tracks sleep scores
- +unusual trend detection
- +sleep tracking
- +accurate sleep tracking
- +good price point
- +looks good
- +long battery life
Cons
6- −inaccurate activity tracking
- −cannot pair multiple devices to the app
- −short lifespan
- −requires Google account migration
- −gives unwanted advice
- −inaccurate sleep tracking
Where Reddit talks about it
788 comments · 14 subreddits
r/fitbit20%
592 mentions↑ 5.9K
r/whoop5%
43 mentions↑ 331
r/GooglePixel21%
42 mentions↑ 252
r/PixelWatch8%
37 mentions↑ 202
r/gadgets0%
24 mentions↑ 191
r/Garmin0%
21 mentions↑ 1.4K
Reddit reviews
+ 137~ 313− 338
r/fitbitneutral82
It's possible that Google will keep making simpler Fitbit lines like Charge and Inspire, keeping them separate from the feature-heavy Google smart watches that also incorporate health/activity trackin
r/fitbitneutral20
I wish they'd lean into the Sense line. I decided to leave my Sense 1 for a Garmin Venu 3 about 9 months ago, and while there are a lot of things about the Garmin that I like, I have to admit that the
r/fitbitneutral47
I’ve been wearing the same Fitbit (Versa 4) daily since Dec 2022 with no issue. I still have an Alta HR from 2018 that works fine. I panicked switching over to a Google account because of all the nega
r/fitbitneutral11
I have everything Apple except for my watch. I have been a Fitbit user for years long before they had watches. I don’t plan on leaving. I need to replace mine though soon as it is losing its charge
r/fitbitnegative40
I used to think FitBit was the fanciest. (I know.) I was very devoted. But then the company kept doing stupid crap. Customer service was so terrible, it blew my mind. They actually drove me away as a
r/fitbitnegative10
My Fitbit finally died last week and I was relieved because they went downhill hard after Google acquired them. I'm switching to Garmin.
r/fitbitnegative2
Every Fitbit I have ever owned failed. I moved on to Galaxy Fit for swimming.
r/fitbitneutral13
Fitbit is not dead. If Google wanted it dead, it would be long gone. There will be no smartwatches under the fitbit brand, they will be Pixel but apart from that it's going.
r/fitbitneutral3
Yeah this is what I think. I don't think Google will ever kill the Fitbit app which is the really important part.
r/fitbitpositive10
I still think Fitbit is one of the best.
r/fitbitneutral9
Just get another Fitbit. At least, that’s what I did. It’s not going to die in the next couple of years and I already know the metrics
r/fitbitneutral7
😢 such a shame. I’ve had a Fitbit since 2010.
r/fitbitneutral8
I moved to Garmin and keep hoping my watch will die soon so I can go back to Fitbit. I found my Fitbit WAY more accurate - Especially with sleep score and heart rate. My Garmin sleep score is basicall
r/fitbitpositive6
I came back to fitbit.... we'll see if it's dead or not but I at least like it for now
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