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
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
Slick form-factor
NFC payments
Nice simple screen
Touchscreen and passive buttons are a great combination
Excellent week-long battery life
Water resistant
Supports Fitbit Pay platform
The editors didn't like
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)
Abstract: The Fitbit Charge 3 is the updated version of the Charge 2, Fitbit's most popular activity tracker to date. The Charge range has a slim design and core fitness features that appeal to many for the price and rich list of health-insight functions. The Cha...
Not fully compatible with iOS, No built-in GPS, Touchscreen slightly unresponsive
Yes. If you're seeking a stylish but basic fitness tracker that is also capable of bringing you all of the alerts you need, the Charge 3 is a great choice...
Not fully compatible with iOS, No built-in GPS, Touchscreen slightly unresponsive
Yes. If you're seeking a stylish but basic fitness tracker that is also capable of bringing you all of the alerts you need, the Charge 3 is a great choice...
Waterproof, Cheap, 7-day battery life, Some mooted 'coming soon' features sound interesting, All the key features of a smart watch (ie: notifications and paying for stuff)
No built-in GPS, Hardly anyone supports Fitbit Pay contactless payments in the UK, How many times can Fitbit keep putting out the same features in different-shaped devices
What will be interesting to see is firstly whether Fitbit can really deliver personalised and genuinely useful insights into your health, fitness and sleeping habits, as it's promising.And secondly, whether it takes an entirely different approach with fut...
Published: 2018-08-22, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Refined design, Extra smartwatch-like features
Just Connected GPS, Fitbit Pay restricted to one model
The Fitbit Charge 3 doesn't bring any groundbreaking features that we haven't seen on a fitness tracker or smartwatch before, but it's a more refined package, cheaper than the last one and looks to be a solid activity band...
In improving the interface, display, features and battery life for £10 less than the Charge 2's RRP, Fitbit has successfully redesigned its most popular product with the Charge 3.Given that it comes two years after the Charge 2 we think it's a warranted u...
Great lightweight and water-resistant design,Fitbit platform is excellent,Brilliant battery life,Accurate tracking
No built-in GPS,NFC only in Special Edition models,SpO2 not working yet,Display isn't colour
The Fitbit Charge 3 is a fantastic evolution of the Charge family. It's the fitness tracker we didn't even realise we wanted. The design is far more sophisticated than its predecessors, offering a premium, modern feel that is lightweight, comfortable and...
Abstract: Nothing about Fitbit's newest fitness tracker, the Fitbit Charge 3, is particularly revolutionary. But -- on paper, at least -- it seems like the best overall fitness tracker value that the company has produced. It replaces the Charge 2 ( £95 at Amazon.co...
Decent range of tracked workouts, Long battery life, Sleep tracking is great
No GPS, HR sensor laggy, Fitbit Pay only in Special Edition
The Charge 3 shows that Fitbit is top of its game – but rivals like Apple are starting to play a different one. What's more, there are bugs in the machine, which Fitbit needs to clean out. It's a well-rounded fitness tracker that looks the part, and like...
