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September 2016
(83%)
163 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(95%)
1448 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Tracks everything
Excellent battery life
Swappable bands and customizable display
Larger display shows more information so you don't have to open the app as often
Interchangeable bands let the more fashion-conscious among us switch things up
Accurate SmartTrack auto-monitoring of exercises
Bigger display
Multisport mode
Intuitive app
Week-long battery life
Svelte design The Charge 2 looks nice on the wrist and doesn't draw attention the way the Fitbit Blaze or Surge do. It's also very comfortable to wear
Removable bands If the Charge 2's band gets torn or old
Or if you get bored of the color or material
SmartTrack makes it possible to automatically log workouts
Excellent app
Swappable bands
Continous heart rate monitoring
Great battery life of about 5 days
New larger OLED display is easier to read and shows more information
Tracks steps
Calories burned
Heart rate
Sleep and workouts
Guided breathing sessions
Call
Text and calendar alerts
Reminds wearers to move
Continuous heart rate monitoring
Sleep
Stairs and more
Easy to use
Automatic exercise recognition
Use phone's GPS to record your running/cycling route
Guided breathing sessions to help you relax
Reminders to move when you have been inactive
Can compare your fitness to people like you
Swappable bands. A multi-line OLED display that can show time and fitness data. Always-on heart rate. A great companion app. Affordable price. Five-day battery life
Large display
Heart rate sensor
Feature-packed app
Built-in continuous heart rate monitor
Automatically tracks activities
Calories
Distance
Steps
Stairs
And sleep
Delivers idle alerts
Relax mode leads breathing exercises
Interchangeable bands
Large touchscreen OLED display
Versatile
Interchangeable accessory bands
Improved
Higher-quality design
Interchangeable band
Accurate heart rate monitor
Great app
Good battery life
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Sleek
Modern design
4- to 5-day battery life
Accurate step and sleep tracking
Affordable
Companion app is intuitive
Bigger display is a welcome addition
Stylish
Great display
Long-lasting battery
Continuous heart rate tracking
Automatic workout detection
The editors didn't like
A little bulky for small wrists
Not waterproof
App can be difficult to navigate
Only supports connected GPS
So keep your phone with you if you need maps
Cardio fitness score is only an estimate of VO2 max and is arguably limited in its usefulness
Smartphone notifications are limited compared to other similarly priced devices
Inaccurate distance tracking
No pause function
Battery life Fitbit seems to have decided that 45 days of battery life is good enough
But other brands are offering much more
Sensitivity is a bit on the lower end for this OLED screen
Don't sweat the small stuff if the guided breathing sessions aren't helping you relax
Not water resistant
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Not water-resistant
Requires smartphone GPS to map routes
None
Not fully waterproof
Not water-resistant for swims or showers. Lacks GPS. Phone notifications on the Charge 2 display are limited and hard to read
Accuracy issues
Mocks your lazy ways
Faint screen
Attracts fingerprints
Bulky for small-wristed folks
Awkward side-scrolling notifications on a vertical screen
Not swim resistant
Hard to see display in sunlight
Heart rate monitor struggles with high intensity workouts
Published: 2016-10-10, Author: John , review by: unbox.ph
FitBit's been consistently outing simple, dead easy to use activity trackers, and the Charge 2 is their best yet. While serious athletes may look elsewhere because of the missing GPS module and water resistance, the rest of us probably won't mind those mi...
While wearables are normally not definitive in terms of tracking accuracy, it is still important for them to be reliable up to a certain margin of error. The benchmarks we've put them through their paces seek to give an idea on how the wearables fare in d...
Abstract: Fitbit's Charge 2 is the heir to the fitness gadget company's most popular fitness tracker, the Charge HR. The latter has been my personal favourite with its accurate step-tracking and heart rate monitoring abilities. But it is looking dated with new rele...
Abstract: Las pulseras inteligentes llevan ya varios años en el mercado, aunque parece ayer cuando Fitbit lanzaba su primera pulsera, el modelo “Flex”, allá por el año 2013, y que nos abría la ventana a un nuevo mundo. Por entonces lo estaban petando también las pu...
Abstract: Gracias al ofrecimiento de Fitbit, tuvimos la oportunidad de probar a una de sus más recientes pulseras de salud y ejercicios. Nos referimos a la Fitbit Charge 2, la cual fue anunciada en conjunto con la Fitbit Flex 2, ambas idóneas para el monitoreo de t...
Considero que el Fitbit Charge 2 es un buen producto porque cumple muy bien las tareas para las que fue diseñado. Eso quiere decir también que se trata de un producto limitado a registrar la actividad física y poco más, sin funciones que lo acerquen a...
Abstract: Huawei anunció hace unos días el Mate 9, su último producto estrella que, durante la próxima Navidad, será el foco de atención por parte de aquellos que anden buscando un Phablet con pantalla de grandes dimensiones. ¿Precio de venta? 599 euros para la ve...
¿Charge 2 o Blaze? Ni para mí sería una elección sencilla. De hecho, a mi Blaze le puse la correa metálica, lo que cambia el aspecto deportivo tradicional por uno más elegante y sugerente: se puede usar perfectamente para ir con traje o más arreglado. En...
Abstract: Hace unas semanas Fitbit presentó su nueva generación de dispositivos wearables : Fitbit Charge 2 y Fitbit Flex 2 . Dos productos de cuyo éxito depende en buena medida el futuro de la propia Fitbit como empresa y en los que no se puede permitir fallos. Po...
Published: 2016-10-23, Author: Victor , review by: computerhoy.com
Pantalla, Monitor frecuencia cardíaca, Batería
Sin resistencia al agua, Sin GPS integrado
y precio La Fitbit Charge 2 es una clara evolución respecto al modelo original a nivel de prestaciones y, sobre todo, de diseño. La startup estadounidense ha entendido que buena parte del negocio del sector ya no se concentra en los usuarios especializ...
