Google Charge 6 Activity Tracker with 3 Months Google Health Membership Included, 7 Days Battery Life and Google Wallet and Maps, Porcelain/Silver Aluminium

Great product. Slim, durable, battery lasts a week. Does HR, sheep tracking, phone notifications you name it. I wear mine on one hand and a traditional watch on the other side use it primarily for tracking. Waterproof, I terchangeabje strais, very good all in all. It's the 3rd Fitbit I have had and is by far the best. A bargain fur £80

As a first-time user and being over 70, I wanted an easy to use, convenient tracker for general health monitoring. The critical feature for me was the in-built ECG tracker. The other features I considered were all OK, may be useful. After several days of being unable to get the ECG tracker to work, I was on the point of sending it back. Google searches helped resolve the issue. After several weeks use, I am now delighted with tracker. The most informative features for me are the ECG tracker and the sleep pattern plus heart rate, SPO2 etc. (The skin temperature records around -2C but since the app states this in my normal range I do not get over-concerned about this. I have, I think, enabled skin temperature readings.) The problem with the ECG Tracker not working was the "Location" was blank. (The ECG tracker is only enabled in certain countries inc. UK.) It was difficult to find where to set the "Location". If I remember correctly, I had to log into the FitBit website. It was not a setting on the Tracker nor the app. Fitbit support were unable to assist, simply regurgitating Google found instructions on how to reset the tracker. Google also showed that I was not the only person having this problem nor the only one bemoaning the poor support from FitBit on this issue. In conclusion, I am delighted with the purchase and the insights it has given me regarding sleep patterns. I like the automated detections of sleep and activities because I would not have the inclination to set start / stop each time.

Upgraded my beloved Charge 2 last year to a Lux and somehow felt slightly underwhelmed like something was missing. So I decided after a year to upgrade back to a Charge. Somehow I’m still slightly disappointed. The screen is lovely - bright and responsive. Its a nice size on the wrist and feels comfy. It tracks what it should, though I have to continually force it to sync with the app. Battery life is great. But it doesn’t feel like an upgrade from what my Charge 2 could track fitness wise. It doesnt track floors. I have now found it wants to be an apple watch and no longer quietly tracks my dog walking - it knows I’ve started but it cant auto stop? Unless I remember to say i’ve finished otherwise it will track me forever more. What!? I tried an apple watch for a couple of months and the reason I didnt get one was the ridiculous size, the ridiculous price and the fact that for such an expensive bit of kit it should be able to automatically detect what I’m doing and when I’m doing it - instead of asking me if i want to track my walk. Because if I dont then it wont! Why is fitbit trying to be apple? This is my greatest gripe. I picked a fitbit because I wanted a fitbit. I dont need youtube or wallet - though a map might be useful. I’ve raved about my Charge 2 for years but now, since Google have taken over i’m just not that impressed anymore. If apple did a small watch now I’d be more tempted to jump ship! Dont get me wrong - its a great bit of kit, especially if you are new to fitbit. If you’re not you may be disappointed.

Excellent value for money nice and practical with a modern appearance

This thing is amazing so easy to use. You start walking it'll auto track the walk for you, I played football today and it tracked the football session, it tracks sleep automatically, at the gym it has an easy to use work out section! Also a smart wake feature which gently buzzes on your wrist at the best time to wake you in your time frame which I absolutely need I brought this mainly for heart rate monitoring for the gym but it's so much more The amount of data it gives you is great you can track food / calories in the Google health app of you like although it doesn't have a full list of UK brand it's USA focused You get auto notifications on your phone and Google maps syncs to it Negatives- it's been a bit itchy on my wrist but it's been hot lately so I guess it's sweat, you can switch bands seemingly easy so I may do that, you can control Spotify from it, you can do YouTube music but I don't use that Absolutely recommend

Do not recommend at all. I used to love Fitbit, had a luxe for years and years. Bought this in 2025 and had it <3m it then stopped turning on completely. Sent in for repair and Amazon lost it, should have been back to me 2 weeks and took 6 weeks to find out it was lost. Was refunded, purchased again in January and in mid April it stopped connecting with the app so none of my data was recorded. I tried to connect the device again so many times and no luck. Had issues contacting support, finally got to them on messenger. They gave me endless troubleshooting options eventhough I kept saying I’d done all of that. Turned out the Fitbit app I’ve had for 10+ years is now a Google health app, in my downloads it shows as google health but on my phone shows as Fitbit, bit strange. Deleted the app, redownloaded and it’s a totally different look to how I had it (eventhough if I clicked open directly from my downloads list where it says Google health it opened in the Fitbit branded app!) so they’ve somehow not pushed out the new app properly to old app users. Once having the new app it connected but took over an hour. So much time and tracking wasted. It’s just so unreliable since becoming Google health I think. Not impressed so far and wish I’d purchased a different kind of tracker.

Excellent tracker I've tried several recently and this is the most accurate by far. It's supported by Google Health which is a great app with the best AI guidance I've come across.

The watch itself works well. Lots of exercises to choose from and easy to use. Really like the sleep monitoring that comes with the 6 month premium plan and all the other bells and whistles (I use all the functions [calorie counting, steps, sleep log, etc] as a guide, not for exact figures). However... The battery life is not good unless you turn off a lot of functions (i.e. GPS, always on display, etc). The watch also goes out of sync with the app often, so needs to be reinstalled often. Which means you need to keep setting it up all over again. The Google pay function does not work in the UK! So if you're looking for that as a bonus, forget about this watch. Though Google maps and YouTube music work just fine and I make good use of it. I have swum both in the ocean and in a pool with it and the water lock function has kept it safe. All in all, it's good for the price and the 6 month premium plan that comes with it is well worth it. (Does not have an altimeter so does not track floors climbed)

A 3.5/5 alone but with the Google Health AI coach, it’s a comprehensive 5/5 solution for those looking to reach their fitness goals.

The watch itself is actually quite good, but I am incredibly disappointed with the integrated GPS. I upgraded from the Inspire 3 specifically for this feature, but it is totally useless and completely inaccurate. It rarely works properly, so I’ve ended up using the Charge 6 the exact same way I used my old Inspire. If you are buying this model specifically for the phone-free GPS, do not waste your money.

Charging cable in defective.

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