While we’ve not had a Fitbit band fall off, it’s a positive move to opt for something that feels like it’s not going to budge, and that’s what you get with the Charge HR. The surface has a new textured finish, but it’s the more secure watch strap clasp that’s good to see here. It’s the same 21mm-wide strap and easy-to-view OLED display with single action button, but Fitbit has made some changes. Strapping on the Charge HR so soon after the Charge is like playing “spot the difference”. Related: Fitbit Surge Review Fitbit Charge HR – Design and Features Our original review of the Fitbit Charge HR continues below but be sure to check the Charge 2 review to see what new additions have been included and how the app has since evolved. You’ll still benefit from the same improvements to the app that have been delivered over time as well.
Still, the original Charge and Charge HR can often be found at a bargain price now that they’re older models, making them a compelling prospect for those who don’t want to stretch to the newer model. The Fitbit Charge HR is the Fitbit Charge with the addition of a heart rate sensor to continuously track your heartbeat and deliver a more comprehensive log of your workouts and daily activity.īoth the Fitbit Charge and Charge HR have since been superseded by the new Fitbit Charge 2, which now comes with the heart rate monitoring capabilities as standard and improves on the design of the Fitbit Charge in a number of ways.
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