Fitbit Luxe Activity Tracker with up to 6 days battery life, stress management tools and Active Zone Minutes, Black / Graphite Stainless Steel

Great product. Does what is says.

I am a Fitbit fan. This Fitbit is a replacement for my first one that lasted for about 5 years. The luxe Fitbit is very slim and neat looking on my wrist. It has a much longer battery life than my first Fitbit. I use it not just for knowing the time, but for measuring my steps on a daily basis, indicating when messages and calls have reached my phone, and monitoring my sleep. I highly recommend this model. I had to replace the strap on my previous Fitbit a few times and expect I will have to do so with this one but that is not a problem. The straps are easy to buy and to fit onto the Fitbit

For me I was looking for the lightest, smallest FitBit as I don’t really like wearing anything around my wrist. The Luxe is perfect for that, it is light weight and you can of course change the straps for evenings out - although be careful, I lost my first FitBit as the strap wasn’t as secure and it fell off my wrist without me knowing. I’m not fussed about extensive data points, I’m mostly interested in distance, heart rate and active minutes. A nice feature is you can set it to vibrate each hour when you haven’t reached the 250 steps yet so it does keep you from sitting too long if like me you’re in a sedentary role. Additionally it is very easy to sync the FitBit with the app. The only downside (and I took away a star for this) is it’s not very responsive, you have to tap pretty hard to wake it up. But I bought two so can’t be that bad.

Keep track of heart rate after cardiac problems

Previously had a Charge 4 which was forever "digging" into my arm with the weird, rather large concave section. Luxe is smaller and the sensor covers all over the underside of the watch. Brilliant. Far better and being small great for a smaller arm/person.The app is reasonably easy to use. What confuses me is the differing information available on Fitbit app (on phone) compared to Fitbit "web" when using the PC. WHY?! Seriously just keep it all the same. Things like resting heart rate - 7 days on the app, a month on the PC.Much better at correctly counting my steps when compared to previous Charge 4. Like the "heart zones" although not entirely sure what I should be aiming for. Anyway, if you want a lightweight, small but reasonably useful fitness tracker that is affordable, I'd give this a try.

I bought this for my son who has a learning disability. It was very easy to set up and use. He can navigate the bits he's interested in, although there's so much more to it. The slim design fits him perfectly as he's quite small. Would definitely recommend.

Only lasted 6 months before battery began to degrade - finally only lasting one day on a charge. Frequently lost connection with phone from the beginning and needed rebooting every few weeks. My 2nd poor quality Fitbit, so won't buy the brand again.

Wanted a tracker for steps, heart rate and sleep analysis. After a few weeks use the first two seem to be recorded ok but "sleep" is all over the place. Some nights it says I don't sleep at all! The sleep function seems to switch on randomly which stops the watch face showing up with a wrist movement. You need to tap the screen to get the time and then manually switch off sleep. It's a nuisance. Will persevere with it but rated at three stars because at this price level I expect it to work straight out of the box. The only "activity" I use it for is "walk" and that seems to work ok. Didn't take up the option of "premium" as I don't want to pay extra to use after the trial period. I suspect that is why the sleep function is dodgy. Item is not as bulky as a smart watch, looks good and is comfortable to wear.