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With Fitbit Charge 4, there’s no limit to how far you can go. This sleek, swim proof tracker is packed with features that help you know your workouts and your body better—like built-in GPS, Active Zone Minutes, new exercise modes and sleep tracking. Plus, with Fitbit Pay and up to 7-days of…

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  • $99.99 - October 25, 2024
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  • $104.95 - October 13, 2024
  • $107.80 - October 5, 2024
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Fitbit Charge 4 Fitness Tracker – Black
Fitbit Charge 4 Fitness Tracker – Black

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The Fitbit Charge 4 Fitness Tracker in Black is the perfect companion for your active lifestyle. With its built-in GPS, you can track your pace and distance during outdoor activities like runs, rides, and hikes. The workout intensity map in the app provides valuable insights by showing your heart rate changes along your route.

Stay motivated with Active Zone Minutes, which notifies you when you reach your target heart rate zones during exercise. Celebrate your accomplishments with extra minutes earned outside of workouts. The Fitbit Premium offers a 90-day free trial to help you stay active, improve sleep quality, and manage stress.

Monitor your health around the clock with 24/7 heart rate tracking to measure resting heart rate and calorie burn accurately. The device syncs seamlessly with mobile devices via Bluetooth LE and internet connection.

Additional health metrics include SpO2 monitoring to track nightly averages and trends over time. The skin temperature tracking feature provides insights into your body’s variations from baseline, enhancing your overall wellness awareness.

With 20+ goal-based exercise modes, the Fitbit Charge 4 lets you track workouts in real-time. Its swimproof and water-resistant design up to 50 meters allows you to wear it in the pool or shower without worry.

The multi-day battery life ensures that you can use the tracker for up to 7 days or up to 5 hours when utilizing built-in GPS, making it a reliable companion for all your activities. Track your sleep stages and review your Sleep Score in the app to understand your sleep quality better.

Enhance your fitness journey with the Fitbit Charge 4 Fitness Tracker in Black – a versatile device that supports your health and wellness goals.

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Price history for Fitbit Charge 4 (NFC) Activity Tracker, Black/Black
Latest updates:
  • $88.89 - December 3, 2024
  • $98.50 - November 28, 2024
  • $109.99 - October 29, 2024
  • $99.99 - October 25, 2024
  • $109.99 - October 20, 2024
  • $104.95 - October 13, 2024
  • $107.80 - October 5, 2024
  • $99.99 - September 25, 2024
Since: July 29, 2024
  • Highest Price: $119.99 - July 29, 2024
  • Lowest Price: $88.89 - December 3, 2024

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  1. Kindle Customer

    I bought this as a replacement for my old Charge 2 which was pretty beaten up after 4 years of use. Some of the upgrades are more modest than others. Personally I like how the screen resolution is higher than their previous offerings and they’ve added a shade or two of gray. It’s very easy on the eyes.

    As for the fitness tracking features, I haven’t put them through any hard tests but they seem to be as accurate as ever.

    The Charge 4 works just fine with the app on my phone even though my old Charge 2 is also still paired. In fact I can wear my old Charge 2 at work and then wear my Charge 4 the rest of the time, and everything synch up and works just fine. So big points to Fitbit when it comes to connectivity!

    One word of warning: You may see a weird graphical aberration in the upper left corner of the display from time to time. That’s not a fault. It turns out that that’s just a strange little “low battery” indicator.

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  2. Tamera Patton

    This is my 4th Fitbit. I cannot believe that Fitbit is not replacing or supporting their product.

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  3. K. Andrea

    I was skeptical after I order this, because I was not sure if this was trustfull.
    Because after I placed the order. I saw some reviews not receiving the Fitbit Charge 4.
    I was wrong. I did get the received the Fitbit Charge 4. Everything nice and good.
    As promised, delivery within time, brand new.
    Even the price is a little high, still very happy to get a new fitbit charge 4.
    My old one is still running.
    I really want this Fitbit because the other ones doesn’t have altitude measurement function.
    Thank you, kind regards, PB the Netherlands.

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  4. Dalia

    Cumple bien con las características princiaples que indica.
    Dura perfectamente 7 días su bateria, lo probe con el GPS, y duro 4’18”, aunque no lo llevaba al 100% de bateria (72%), muy util la información que daba del recorrido realizado.
    Tiene un buen tamaño, se ven perfectamente los números, los avisos son utiles y se sincroniza bien con el movil (IOS).
    ¿Podría tener una pantalla con colores?, pues sí, pero no han dado aún ese paso.
    Lo compre muy por debajo de su precio de referencia.
    Me piden que valore el “sabor”, aún no me ha dado por chupar el reloj, ja, ja.

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  5. Paul B

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     This is good little smart watch type thing. It does what it says it will do and it isn’t uncomfortable to wear all the time. You will definitely want a different watch band after about a week or so because silicone watch bands trap moisture against your skin. If you wear the band too loose it will get caught on things. One of the connectors broke off of mine that way. It’s been about 3 years since I got this fitbit and yesterday the face got too dim to see in normal light. While it still works and syncs to the app, I can’t use it as a watch anymore. So while this was a good purchase the dimness issue is common for fitbits as they age (or so I found out while troubleshooting) and it feels like planned obsolescence. While this isn’t the top tier fitbit, it wasn’t cheap either, so I’m disappointed that it became functionally non-functioning in the space of a day.

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  6. Dalia

    Aggiorno la recensione dopo che Fitbit ha finalmente rilasciato l’aggiornamento con la funzione Smart Wake (sveglia nel momento di sonno leggero), quindi posso dare tranquillamente 5 stelle.
    Evoluzione della linea Charge che guadagna il GPS e diverse funzionalità software, non starò a fare una recensione delle caratteristiche perché ne trovate a milioni online. Vi dirò quello che va e che non va.
    E’ un Fitbit, quindi è caro, ma il design è molto curato e non sfigura quando dovete uscire la sera.
    Rispetto a Charge 2 e 3: la cassa è in plastica, probabilmente necessario per la ricezione GPS. Purtroppo questo significa che la sensazione è di prodotto un po’ meno premium, dall’altra parte se ne apprezza la maggiore leggerezza, al polso è estremamente comodo.
    E’ in definitiva un prodotto ben fatto e curato sotto tutti gli aspetti. Vari miglioramenti rispetto ai predecessori sia hardware che software. Con il Pixel, nessun problema di accoppiamento o disconnessioni. Funziona perfettamente, le nuove caratteristiche rispetto alle serie precedenti lo portano quasi alla perfezione per quanto riguarda le feature di una smart band “generalista”, quindi non dedicata all’allenamento sportivo agonistico, ma a un po’ di fitness, ricezione notifiche ecc, per chi non vuole le dimensioni di uno smartwatch. Durata della batteria di qualche giorno, rispetta le aspettative per il tipo di prodotto.
    Lo consiglio a chi vuole un tracker che funzioni bene e che sia anche un accessorio bello da indossare. Si accoppia bene con un orologio tradizionale (orologio a sinistra e tracker a destra).

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  7. Tamera Patton

    I purchased this when my Charge 2 started having issues tracking my heart rate during cardio/peak exercise and no longer showed my stats “live” in the phone app (I had to track by looking at the watch each time or forcing a sync). I had a few issues getting the new one to work well with my heart rate too but once I figured it out it worked well. I’ll go into what worked and what didn’t at the end of my review, because without the heart-rate feature I would rate this a 2… but WITH it, I love the thing and give it a 5.

    Spotify: I have not used this feature and have no interest in it. I tend to watch streaming shows during my workouts because it’s 8,000 degrees outside most days in Texas and I would rather be inside with the AC.

    Swimming: I am very excited about this feature, but with the current COVID situation I haven’t gotten to test it out yet. I like the idea of being able to track my swims as well as my runs though and can hardly wait to try it out. That said, I HAVE worn it in the shower a few times because I forgot to take it off and it survived that with no issues.

    Comfort and Weight: This thing is significantly lighter than the Charge 2, and the band is easier to change out. It makes it more comfortable to wear while sleeping.

    Sleep Tracking: This is one of my favorite features, and I like the addition of the oxygen variation tracking. I was hoping that the oxygen tracking would be more than just sleep, but hey, it’s nice to know I don’t have sleep apnea. The feature basically tells you if you have “high” or “low” variations in your oxygen, and for the most part mine are low. The rest of the sleep feature tracks Awake time, REM time and Light vs Deep sleep. It provides an average trend for your sleep over time, plus a “benchmark” and a “sleep score” so you know how you did. It’s helped me be more mindful of my sleep and improve the quality.

    Heart rate: This tracks my heart rate well and tends to align closely with my treadmill’s tracker. I had trouble getting it to read me consistently at first at higher zones, but keeping the watch just below the wrist bone one notch tighter than I normally wear it + using the phone app to look at my heart rate rather than regularly checking the watch helped. That, and I use the watch’s exercise app to track the workout now rather than letting it auto-detect like I used to. No issues since.

    Cardio fitness score: I like knowing where I rank with average and seeing my numbers slowly improve as I get more fit. I wish that there was a feature I could turn on to track pregnancy, however, because your resting rate goes up significantly when pregnant and it lowers your score.

    Female health tracking: I used to use Fitbit for this. It works well if you keep up with it, but I have another app (Ovia) that I preferred to use once I was trying to conceive.

    Active Zone Minutes: This feature annoyed me at first. You get twice the minutes for being in Cardio or Peak, and I didn’t care to know how many “extra” minutes I got, I wanted to watch my “actual” minutes of workout. Well, at the end the app tells you how many “actual” minutes you get for the workout anyway and as long as you somewhat pay attention to the time (or use your treadmill to track it) you’ll know while you’re working out too. I get why this is a feature – being in cardio or peak is better than being in fat-burn for calories and workout quality so it encourages you to beef up the exercise, but I was being cranky and resistant to change.

    GPS: If you do go out and run, GPS eats your battery for lunch. But it’s cool to see where you’ve been

    Battery: When not using GPS, it’s awesome. SO much better than my previous fitbit.

    Texting and Calendar: I like having the texts in a block instead of scrolling by like on the Charge 2, and the Calendar is always nice. Sometimes you’re not with your phone and a tap from your watch to remind you you’ve got a meeting or an appointment is really handy.

    Hourly reminders to move: I used this less when I was in the office every day but now that I am pretty much perma-telework it’s great. Even if I’m in a meeting I can get up and move and I feel accomplished when I get 9/9!

    Customizable clock face: Being resistant to change, I liked that I could put the “classic” watch face on my new Charge 4. I appreciate being able to see my step count, heart rate, date and time all at the same time and none of the “new” ones did that for me. The closest one had a sort of circle thing that tracks how close you are to your step count goal but that’s not a feature I care as much about so I went back to my old ways.

    Automatic exercise recognition: I used to use this all the time, but when the Charge 4 was also losing my heart rate, I started using the exercise tracking apps and that seems to help. While it does auto-recognize my exercise that only works if it can read my heart rate properly.

    Fitbit losing my heart rate:
    So, when I do my treadmill runs I like to be able to have the app open and watch my count and heart rate there rather than having to look at the watch over and over. When my Charge 2 stopped doing that, I got into the habit of checking my wrist regularly only to find that my heart rate had stopped tracking and I wound up spending most of the workout adjusting the watch to get it to read. It was disappointing to do the full workout and not get “credit” for that work. Yeah, I know, I exercised anyway but I like seeing the trend and the data.

    So, I bought the new Charge 4 to fix that issue, only to find that it had issues tracking my heart rate as well. After much finagling, I figured out that my new habit of constantly checking my watch was the issue. To resolve that problem, I eventually found that if I used the “exercise” watch app and set it to “treadmill” plus use the Fitbit phone app to watch my heart rate rather than the watch, I have 0 issues getting it to continue tracking my heart rate. I also tighten the band one notch each time and leave it snug just below my wrist bones so it doesn’t move so much, even when I sweat.

    Here’s the stuff I tried that didn’t work, just to save you some time:
    1) Turning the watch upside down
    2) Moving the watch higher on my arm and tightening it. My watch tended to slip around more the further it was from my wrist
    3) Moving the watch lower on my arm and tightening it. My wrist bends made it lose my heart rate less frequently here, but it still lost it

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  8. ArrowHead

    La verdad es que me ha funcionado bastante bien, la correa es muy cómoda y literalmente hablando no me lo quito ni para dormir y la batería dura de 5 a 7 días, dependerá del uso que se le de en cada caso, pero yo en lo personal estoy muy contenta con mi smart band. Ya hasta le compré sus protectores de pantalla.
    Me avisa cuando ya estuve mucho tiempo sentada y me pide dar unos pasos para lograr mi objetivo.

    Simplemente genial

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  9. Janae D

    I have had multiple Fitbits over the last few years. My first one was 3-4 years ago. It ended tragically after the charging port broke multiple times and I had to get a replacement under the warranty 3x in the 9 months. After the 3rd replacement broke, I gave up and just left the Fitbit world for awhile.

    Until Spring of 2021. I really wanted another fitness tracking watch and I’m not an Apple fan so decided to give Fitbit another try. I regret that decision.

    I bought the Charge 4 and I honestly love it. I really do. The sleep tracker is spotty and doesn’t always record my sleep and there were a few other features that seemed a bit glitchy but it mostly did what I wanted it to: which was track my exertion during exercise and track the rest of my daily activity. And they changed the design so that the charging port is no longer an issue. So good job there! Alas, the part that attaches the face to the band broke about 6 months in. I was very sad.

    So I called Fitbit to see about getting it replaced. They were very nice and got all the required info and then gave me details on what to submit via email to get a replacement. I sent everything in and then crickets… For at least a week.

    So I called again.

    Told them what happened, what I was told, what I’d submitted. They said I should have received an email with instructions to receive a replacement. I checked spam and all the other random places emails can get misplaced and found nothing. So they sent it again.

    Got the email, filled out the things, the replacement shipped same day. Great! Got it a couple days later. Excellent! Took it out of the box- scratch that, they sent me a tiny little bag with JUST the face, NBD- put the face on the charger. Left it over night.

    Next day, take it off the charger, sync it, it updates itself. Battery says 90%. I put it on and press play on my workout… Fitbit dies. App reads watch is at 4%. Put it back on the charger, finish my workout, shower and get ready, go check the battery level: app says 100%. Great! Let’s try again. I put the watch on. It immediately dies. Wonderful. They sent me a dud.

    I put it back on the charger. Then I actually went out of town for a few days, got back and it was the holiday so I didn’t call Fitbit for about ten days. The first time. This is when everything just took a major nose dive into Customer Service Purgatory.

    I called through the help center on the app and got a very nice rep, spoke English and everything and then the line suddenly just cut off. I called back and it took 10+ minutes for someone to pick up even though it said the wait time was less than 1 minute. When they did finally pick up, the rep could not hear me for some reason. Called again, same thing. Then I got someone and he told me the system was down and to call another day. Well… Alright then.

    Called several days in a row and was unable to get someone on who could hear me. Apparently they were having some issues with the calls coming through the help center.

    Finally, I located the 1-800 number and was able to get some one on the phone. I explained the issue including the faulty “replacement” and the rep attempted to locate my account via my email. It took her multiple tries for some reason but she eventually found it. Then she told me that my watch had not synced for several weeks so she couldn’t pull any data from the app. I explained (again) that the device won’t stay charged so it therefore cannot sync. She told me she would submit my information and I’d get an email.

    I DID get an email. An email stating that they had already replaced my device and could not replace it again. My response was to again reiterate that the device they sent me did not work so thus did not meet the requirements of a warranty “replacement.” They then responded that they had sent me a warranty replacement in April, which was about 2 weeks after my original purchase. *sigh*

    So here I am, with a two broken watch faces and several hours of my life washed down the drain trying to get a replacement for my faulty replacement.

    I say all this to say, find another watch. Because chances are, yours WILL break while still under warranty. It’s all but guaranteed. And then you’ll have to fight to get a clearly used replacement that may or may not work.

    Just find a better watch. And when you do, let me know what you got so I can get one too. Because CLEARLY Fitbit does not honor their warranties. And we shouldn’t reward companies for bad business practices.

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  10. Manuel

    Bisher hatte ich die Fitbit Alta HR, da ich so globige Smartwatches und Fitnesstracker nicht mag.
    Ich mag es schlicht und unauffällig.
    Ich bin der Typ „wenn ich meine Fitbit nicht anhabe, weil sie lädt, fühle ich mich nackig!“.

    Die Fitbit Charge 4 ist nicht so groß wie die anderen üblichen Tracker und recht schlank.
    Der Tracker und das Armband sehen in schwarz sehr hochwertig aus und das Silikonarmband lässt sich angenehm tragen. Gelegentlich schwitzt man mal darunter, das finde ich jedoch nicht schlimm.

    Da ich bereits ein Fitbitkonto habe, war die Charge 4 schnell in meinem Konto hinzugefügt.

    Wieso habe ich mir die Charge 4 gekauft?!
    Meine Kaufanreize waren hauptsächlich das im Gerät verbaute GPS und Fitbit Pay.
    Das GPS ist eine super Sache, wenn man mal sein Handy nicht dabei hat.
    Fitbit Pay konnte ich leider nicht nutzen, da meine Kreditkartenbank nicht gelistet ist. Wenn meine Bank aufgenommen wird, werde ich sofort meine Karte hinterlegen und diesen Service nutzen.
    Der Gedanke mit seiner Fitbit zum zahlen zu nutzen ist einfach genial!
    Ich denke da an den Urlaub, wenn ich am Strand meine Runden drehe, kein Geldbeutel dabei habe und dann hinterher mein Fischbrötchen beim Imbiss mit meiner Fitbit bezahle. Toll!

    Ich habe mir damals eine Fitbit gekauft, um meinen Puls zu überwachen. Der Pulssensor ist sehr genau.
    Da ich Herzrhythmusstörungen habe, kann ich jederzeit den Wert meines Pulses sehen und auch in der App einsehen und ggf. mit dem Arzt besprechen.
    Achtung, das ersetzt natürlich kein EKG beim Arzt! Für mich ist es jedoch eine enorme Hilfe.

    Was für mich neu ist, ist die „Voraussichtliche Sauerstoffabweichung“, die ich in der App einsehen kann.
    Hier wird die Sauerstoffsättigung vom Blut geschätzt. Ich weiß, dass ich ab und zu schnarche (wache sogar davon auf 🙂 ) und das sehe ich dann auch als Abweichung in der App.
    Ansonsten schaue ich mir auch die Schlafphasen an, wie gut oder schlecht ich geschlafen habe. Im Großen und Ganzen stimmt das überein. Manchmal, wenn ich TV schaue, bin ich so ruhig, dass mein Fitbit denkt ich schlafe. 🙂 Finde ich jetzt aber nicht schlimm! Ein Grund mehr, mich zu bewegen. Haha.

    Mit der Charge 4 gibt es auch eine Relax-Funktion. Hier kann ich eine 2 oder 5 Minuten geführte Atemübung machen. Wenn es stressig um mich ist, brauche ich das ab und zu. Bisher hatte ich das nämlich noch nie gemacht… Einfach ruhig da sitzen und atmen. 🙂 Das finde ich super.

    Was mich ein kleines bisschen stört, ist, dass ich beim Zifferblatt zwar aus vielen Designs wählen kann, aber ich kann das Schnellmenü bzw. Display nicht mehr anpassen.
    Bei meiner Alta HR konnte ich entscheiden welche Werte angezeigt werden und vor allem in welcher Reihenfolge. Z.B. ich drehe meinen Arm, da sehe ich die Uhrzeit, das Datum und den Puls.
    Manchmal hüpft der aber Wert unbemerkt weiter und ich sehe dann nicht mehr den Puls wenn ich meinen Arm drehe, sondern die Schritte. Will ich wieder den Puls sehen, muss ich so lange weiter tippen, bis er wieder da ist. Da sind viele Sachen, die mich beim Schnelldurchlauf nicht interessieren. Wie z.B. Treppen oder aktive Minuten. Die kann ich im Menü oder in der App mir anzeigen lassen. Aber im Schnellmenü mag ich eigentlich nur 3 Werte: Puls, Schritte und Km. Und das kann ich leider nicht so einstellen wie ich es mag.

    Positiv:
    – Schlankes Design
    – Angenehmes Armband
    – Genauer Puls
    – Verbautes GPS
    – Fitbit Pay (wenn die eigene Bank gelistet ist!)
    – Gutes Touchdisplay
    – Relax (Atemübung)

    Negativ:
    – Kann das (Ziffernblatt-)Display nicht anpassen

    Fazit:
    Die Fitbit Charge 4 ist ein sehr guter Tracker.
    Es gibt so viele Möglichkeiten die eigene Fitness und Gesundheit zu verbessern und die Charge 4 ist ein guter Begleiter!
    Ich möchte sie nicht mehr missen und kann sie uneingeschränkt weiterempfehlen.

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