The Fitbit Charge 2 may be here and the Charge 3 in the works, but that doesn’t mean that you should rule out the Fitbit Charge and the Charge HR if you’re looking to pick up a fitness tracker ...

Fitbit is pretty much the company that comes to mind when talking about activity tracking wearables, and many would say the Charge HR helped give the company the household name it has today. The ...

Should Charge HR owners make the upgrade? Read on to find out The Fitbit Charge 2 has firmly placed itself alongside the Alta HR as one of Fitbit’s most reliable fitness trackers with a built-in ...

The Fitbit Charge 3 and Inspire HR trackers both offer smartwatch features with fitness and tracking and small grayscale screens. But which one is right for your wrist?

The Fitbit Charge appears to look very much like the Fitbit Force, which the company was forced to recall last year after some users complained of rashes and skin burns. Which is good!

Well, having now spent time with the Charge, Charge HR, and Surge, we believe the Charge HR is the one you want. The $150 Fitbit Charge HR doesn’t look like much, and that’s generally a good ...

Maybe Fitbit doesn’t have its finger on the pulse, after all. Dissatisfied customers claim the fitness tracker brand’s $150 Charge HR and $250 Surge heart-rate monitoring devices delive… ...

The Fitbit Charge, available now, is the promised replacement for the Fitbit Force that was recalled earlier this year when some users complained of skin irritation and rashes from the band ...