Fitbit Charge 4 (NFC) Activity Tracker, Rosewood/Rosewood

Great tracker. Ive been using Fitbit for years. Just get the insurance.

The products is okay for the price. Battery doesnt last as long as it says. It's not scratch proof like it says so be careful. All the options are nice. Sometimes it has a problem connecting to the phone but if you reboot it it normally reconnects. Overall I like my fitbit. I had the firbit alta and it died on me so this was the watch that I choose to replace it. I also like the fact that its waterproof though.

First off I love my fitbit charge 4 and i have used them when they came out. It works well, however there is something that needs improvement. I'm on my second pair and probably last. It had just broke the same way as the first one. I work as a mechanic and im constantly put my arms into though and tight spots and so i like the low profile of the watch. My problem is with the bracket on the watch itself and that it screws into plastic mounts. both pairs have broken at that plastic mount and theres no way to fix it without replacing the whole bottom and at that point you may as well replace it. Again I love the fitbits but this is a common problem for me and i will probably look for a different watch. If this problem is resolved or if its not a problem on the newer one i will come back.

Don't waste your money! I bough this fitbit 7 months ago and the band broke on yesterday. Apparently the only way the band on this Charge 4 will last is if you don't wear it and that defeats the whole purpose. The band at the connector broke and cannot be fixed, and it's not just wear and tear from reading all of the comments on the forums onFitbit.com site. A lot of unhappy people.

I learned by contacting Fitbit support that this was a PRE OWNED product thus not covered by their warranty. My product was DOA (dead on arrival). Not fully dead since the watch functioned but none of the Fitbit functions worked (heart rate, steps) so pretty much worthless. Fortunately Walmart support stepped up and offered a refund, but I would encourage anyone purchasing these devices to test them out to make sure they are functional within the return period.

1 week in, and I've wasted hours searching for how to get the darn thing to update with usable firmware!!!! (Possible) Pros: I like a lot of features of my older model fitbit--especially the app: sleep analyses, active minutes, the weekly exercise check box screen, how it's water resistant (don't shower or bath with it, and avoid soaps or chemicals), the ability to join and make private forums for support of like-minded people, and some of the simpler challenges. Cons: The app updates, though, are sometime rough, watches tend to die sometimes (like mine after 18 months), and the app constantly pushes ads for the subscription service to allow lots more wacky challenges and some coaching features. Seeing other reviews of people who have gotten their Charge 4 to work suggests its a bit weaker in some respects than previous models. Warning

Don't bother wasting your money on this product. I had it less than 6 months before the band started to disconnect from the tracker. This is an issue that is now commonly known (too bad I did not know it at the time or I would have spent my money on another product). The materials used are made of cheap plastic which allows dirt/dust/sand to get between the band and tracker and result in a defective attaching mechanism. All of the components in the mechanism are intact, but it falls off at the slightest jostle so I can't even wear it biking or running for fear of it falling off in the middle of a street. Extremely disappointing for a product that retails for $150. This is my third Fitbit product, none of which have lasted more than a year. Clearly it is time to make the switch to Garmin or another tracker that will actually last.

I've had this charge for less than two months and the band is already broken. I wear it daily but take it off to shower and do not subject it to abnormal strain. I'm growing less and less impressed with Fitbit over the years and next time will likely invest in a competitor. Between the continuous failures of displays, the physical failure of the devices and bands, and the constant failures and upgrades of the software, this company is NOT representative of their early successes 5-8 years ago.

I bought two and my husbands has already fallen apart (literally in three pieces) . Mine is constantly shutting off even at 49% battery, a full charge doesn't even last 48 hours. What was meant to be a helpful/healthy gift, turned out to be the Biggest Christmas gift disappointment. This is my 3rd Fitbit in almost 10 years, I'm very disappointed.

I have purchased 3 Fitbit Charge 4s in the past 3 years. Each one broke where the band attaches to the Fitbit device. The most recent one that I purchased lasted only 3 months. The band attachment "clamp" is a very poor design. I do not wear the device too tight on my wrist and I do not change out the band, but I have a relatively small wrist and the clamp seems to stress and break because of the angle of the band to fit around my wrist.