Fitbit Charge 5

“The new-and-improved Fitbit Charge 5 delivers everything you could want in an advanced fitness tracker.”

Color touch screen with always-on display option ; Attractive design with metal case ; Automatically tracks certain activities ; Excellent companion mobile app ; Robust stress management and sleep tracking features ; Tracks overnight HRV, breathing...

No Spotify support ; Limited exercise shortcut list ; Clock faces aren't customizable

With an always-on color touch screen, a sleeker design, and new health tracking features, the Charge 5 is a significant upgrade over the previous model and Fitbit's best fitness tracker yet.

GPS has been perfected ; Extremely good battery life ; Highly intuitive ; Light & comfortable ; Bright, colorful display ; 5ATM water resistance

Display can be difficult to wake up ; Alarm doesn't work ; Can’t sync data to Apple Health / Google Fit ; Onboard settings could be better ; Doesn’t support music control ; Can’t customize on-screen info in sport modes

Stylish and comfortable new design ; New EDA and ECG sensors ; Google Fast Pair for Android ; Solid battery life ; 6 months of Fitbit Premium included

Not compatible with previous Charge bands or chargers ; Touchscreen can be a bit finicky ; $30 price increase over Charge 4

With advanced health sensors, a bright color touchscreen, and a stylish new design, the Charge 5 is Fitbit's best tracker ever. However, those jumps in performance and price have put this device closer to the realm of smartwatches than basic fitness...

Bright, beautiful full-color OLED display

The Fitbit Charge 5 is an excellent fitness tracker. It has features that most other trackers don’t have, such as an EDA scanner. It has features reserved strictly for premium trackers, such as NFC payments support. It also features a bright,...

Bright, always-on display ; Fast connecting GPS ; Addition of an ECG monitor

Lack of buttons on the Fitbit makes usability frustrating ; No Spotify compatibility

, which is far more user-friendly on the run and still allows you to track multiple sports zones and your sleep, see suggested workouts and get accurate recovery data.

More modern design compared to predecessors ; Brighter, colourful screen with always-on display option ; Comes with sensors for ECG & EDA ; Tracks your hearth health, along with your exercises, goals, sleep qualities, etc ; Built-in GPS ; Good battery...

Some might miss that quick and handy physical button ; Some features are locked under the Premium subscription ; Pricey if you don’t need all those fancy sensors ; Yet another different charger design. Why can’t Fitbit make every device charge the same?

Fitbit’s latest tracker now comes with a brighter, colourful screen and on-wrist ECG for heart health, and EDA for stress management

Finally doesn't look like a refrigerator from behind anymore ; Wide range of functions including ECG, GPS, SpO2, EDA scan & others ; Easy to use and intuitive app

Many features require a paid subscription and/or are incomplete ; Variety of features does not equal to added value ; Integrated GPS is problematic

The Fitbit Charge 5 promises a lot of great things and definitely looks really stylish. However, many functions are not yet ready for the market launch, and the manufacturer has made its fair share of few blunders, especially the integrated GPS that...