Testseek.com have collected 133 expert reviews of the Fitbit Charge 3 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fitbit Charge 3.
May 2019
(79%)
133 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(93%)
239 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Updated
Lighter design
Larger
More responsive touchscreen
Works with Android
IOS
And Windows devices
Now supports third-party app smartphone alerts
Solid daily activity and sleep tracking
Solid exercise tracking with an accurate heart rate monito
7-day battery life
Touchscreen display
SpO2 sensor's sleep analysis potential
Swim-proof
Lightweight
Great battery life
Excellent tracking features
Bigger
Brighter
Crisper screen
Weeklong battery life runs circles around other watches
Excellent notification support with paired smartphone
Slimmer
More comfortable design
New touch screen is much easier to use
Superb battery life
Lightweight and comfortable
Waterproof
Works well for tracking physical activity and sleep
The feature-rich Fitbit platform
Good battery life
Accurate activity tracking
Long battery life
Easytouse app
Great design
More than a week of battery life
Reliable automatic workout tracking
Classy
Versatile design
Accurate fitness and health tracker
Great sleep tracker
Accurate heart rate tracking
5ATM water resistance
Fitbit OS redesign is a big improvement
Great price point
Lightweight and comfortable for 24 hour wear
Detailed sleep and heart rate data
Fitbit ecosystem well supported
Excellent set of fitness features
Convenient and easy to use
Solid display
The editors didn't like
SpO2 monitor currently isn't active
Currently not many watch faces available
Few communication tools (only Android users will get quick replies for messages)
NFC for Fitbit Pay is only available on special edition devices
No music controls
Strange bu
No automatic run-pausing at launch
No on-board GPS
Not the most accurate heart rate
No built-in GPS
Apps are limited and there's no SDK
No music storage or controls
Smartwatch features still feel half-baked
Fitbit app is confusing
Proprietary charging cable
Doesn't come cheap
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No GPS
No alwayson display
Notifications are limited
No real third-party apps
Apple Health or Google Fit data sync still not happening
Nice simple screen, Touchscreen and passive buttons are a great combination, Excellent week-long battery life, Water resistant, Supports Fitbit Pay platform
No music control, No GPS
Exclusions aside, the Fitbit Charge 3 offers enough of what you may want in a Fitbit in a water resistant design that's comfortable to wear and use.We can see the Fitbit argument for the exclusions mind you, and that sort of arise in an up-sell: if you wa...
I'd highly recommend the device to first time users or the tech-wary, citing a super user friendly interface and visually interactive app.Personally, I'd be more inclined to pay extra for the more techie Ionic/Versa smartwatch, however, if you're looking...
Published: 2018-12-17, Author: Scott , review by: ausdroid.net
If you want a fitness tracker then this is the device for you. It does not have built in GPS but has a myriad of other options that are sure to suit a vast majority of people out there.The added functionality of the notifications is something that so many...
Fitbit Charge 3 is definitely the most advanced activity tracker to date. It can automatically track most of your exercises and daily routines, and even while you are asleep. Combined with heart rate tracking that you can see all the time, you can set goa...
Published: 2018-11-28, Author: James , review by: impulsegamer.com
The Fitbit Charge 3 is a considerable improvement over its predecessor and offers people wanting to maintain and improve their a health a great way of tracking their physical activities...
The Charge 3 is affordable, lasts a solid week on a charge and can be worn while swimming. It has a larger touchscreen and added features include app notifications, weather, stopwatch and timers. Works with iOS and Android
Limited watch faces, and you can't get new ones or apps like the Fitbit Versa can. Single haptic pressure-sensitive side button isn't customizable to start workouts. No music storage or remote playback. No GPS (but syncs with a phone's GPS to record runs)
Fitbit's improved general-fitness tracker does just about everything well, and covers most everyday needs, including phone notifications. But the Fitbit Versa offers just a bit more...
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Published: 2018-12-17, Author: Ben , review by: futurefive.co.nz
8/10If you are new to the world of wearables, don't want to dish out for the high-end device but are keen for a little insight into your real-world activity then I say - Yes.The Fitbit Charge 3 is a great piece of kit that will change the way that you...
Battery life feels like it ought to be better, Lacks some features found in Versa
Though perfectly competent at all it sets out to do, the Fitbit Charge 3 is probably only a product for those who are keen on the Fitbit ecosystem but uninterested in the look of the company's newer smartwatches.The Charge 3 is the best fitness band the c...
The built-in heart rate monitor is simple to use, accurate and even hows you when you're in Fat Burn, Cardio or Peak zones to make the most of every workout, It's got a female health tracking feature lets you easily track your cycle, gauge ovulation and l
The GPS isn't built-in to the activity tracker, you'll need to take your smartphone with you if you want to track pace and location when running
The Fitbit Charge 3 pretty much has it all. It's simple to use and accurate, and it comes with plenty of bells and whistles that make it great value for money...
