Description
Color:Black/Black | Edition:Regular
With Fitbit Charge 4, there’s no limit to how far you can go. This sleek, swimproof tracker is packed with features that help you know your workouts and your body better like built-in GPS, Active Zone Minutes, Sp02, exercise modes and sleep tracking. Plus, with Fitbit Pay and up to 7-day battery life, you get more convenience on the go and more inspiration to reach your fitness goals.
| Supported Application | Fitness Tracker |
| Brand | Fitbit |
| Wireless Communication Standard | Bluetooth |
| Color | Black/Black |
| Connectivity Technology | NFC |
| Operating System | Android |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Human Interface Input | Touchscreen |
| Wireless Carrier | Du |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Metal |
About this item
- Use built-in GPS to see your pace and distance on screen during outdoor runs, rides, hikes and more and see a workout intensity map in the app that shows your heart rate changes along your route
- With Active Zone Minutes, feel a buzz when you reach your target heart rate zones during exercise, and celebrate when you earn extra minutes outside of exercise.Operating temperature: -20В° to 60В° C
- Use 24×7 heart rate to track resting heart rate & better measure calorie burn. Syncing to mobile devices requires Bluetooth LE and internet connection. Syncs with Mac OS X 12.2 and up, iPhone 5S and later, iPad 5 gen. and later, Android 7.0 and later
- See your SpO2 nightly average and range on wrist, and view trends over the past week in the Fitbit app (SpO2 is not available in all markets. The SpO2 feature is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition or for any other medical purpose)
- Track your skin temperature each night to see how it varies from your personal baseline (Not available in all markets. Only available in the Fitbit app and only displays variation. Not intended for medical purposes)
- Track workouts in real-time with 20+ goal-based exercise modes. It’s also swimproof and water resistant to 50 Meters, so you can track swims, wear in the shower and more
- Multi-day battery lasts up to 7 days and up to 5 hours when using built-in GPS (varies with use & other factors). Track sleep stages & review your in-app Sleep Score for an easy way to see how well you slept
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Questions and answers of the customers
- A No it doesn’t. Cell service will sync it.
- A i have Afib and have been using my Charge 3 for several years to monitor my heartbeat. it will indicate your current heart rate and if you look at the blinking heart symbol next to that number you can tell if it's erratic or not. It does not specifically indicate Afib but after a while you get used to reading it and it works reasonably well. There are other FitBits that specifically advertise Afib indicators. BTW, I used a Charge 4 for several weeks and returned it for the reasons others have commented here.
- A usually about a week
- A You can buy different straps for your fitbit
- A Yes, I have an iPhone SE and went from a charge 3 to a 4.
- A As far as I know, yes. My Charge 4 does sync to my iPhone XR and records my steps in the Fitbit app without any issues. I only have issues with it syncing to everything else.
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- A Since I too am a COPD patient I don't know. Question becomes what is low? People in Colorado measure "normal" at difference rates because of the elevation. No one or device is needed when your O2 saturation is low. If in doubt? Look at the Fitbit.
- A It should. My charge 3 band fit it perfectly. And the charge 3 has different bands.
- A No not to my knowledge. I have pretty much checked all the capabilities of the Fitbit Charge 4 and that’s not one of them. Sorry!
- A I believe at least the Sense has O2. They all do cardio.
- A Yes
- A I ordered the "Plum" ( deep purple) colored band. Read the description it will tell you the color you are ordering. If your not happy with the color choices you can order replacement bands. I ordered a set of 2 whit 2 different colors. That just gives me a chance to change the colors for something differnt if I want.
- A No, the average battery life is one week, sometimes longer. It is in constant contact with your skin and is collecting information to be transmitted to the app. If you only want to use it for exercise, then maybe it will. The reason people use these is to get a more accurate and overall idea of how far they walk, how many calories they burn, how many steps they climb. If you just want an app for exercise there are many for free
- A Buy it from Amazon get the 3 year warranty!!! Well worth it. I had a fitbit 3, just stopped working. They couldn't fix, sent me a new one. Well worth the price of warranty
- A My husband just got this FitBit...and I have a very small wrist and was so surprised that it wasn't too large or bulky for my wrist that I am up here getting ready to order one for myself. I had purchased a smaller Fitbit about a year ago and the thing was terrible. So I have been using the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 with the 40mm face. It takes up my whole wrist. So I was excited to see that this one fit just right for me and was SO much more light weight!!
- A will my fitbit charge 3 charger work on fitbit charge 4?
- A The Fitbit app shows Runkeeper as being a compatible app. Posted on 02/15/21.
- A Not really sure. I don't think so. You can go to nike app and see if Fitbit is currently one of the "partners" they are syncing with. They are always changing. Good luck.
- A I have the tweed type band and this band has a buckle like a regular watch band. The part of the band that connects to the the face/actual fitbit is stouter than my Inspire was, also this seems to fit flatter on my wrist so I'm not getting caught on things like I did before.
- A It tracks your estimated blood oxygen variations as part of sleep tracking. The data just appears as a line graph of either “low variation” and “high variation” and does not show any numbers
- A The premium subscription fee is $9.99 plus any local state tax there may be for your state and or if your country has any taxes. The $9.99 price is the US price. I hope this helps
- A There is a clamp that comes with the Fitbit that you attach to it and then it must be plugged in to charge it.
- A If she has the app installed on a device near her Fitbit. I'm pretty sure you can monitor it, because I have the Fitbit app installed on my Android, and I also have it installed on Windows, and it updates the account from the app on my phone.
- A You can turn it to sleep mode but mine almost never vibrates to alert me of anything anyway. This question made me have to stop and try to remember if it even does.
- A According to the user manual, one of the available settings for this device is "Screen Timeout", and is explained as "Choose how long the screen stays on after you stop interacting withyour tracker." The choices are 3, 5 or 8 seconds.
- A a fancier band- probably the first thing everyone purchases is a different band anyway
- A Silicone
- A Many Chinese fitness watches take a crack at blood pressure reading, without pneumatic cuff. There must be some material property they are measuring somehow, Its not accurate but humans are good. They will figure it out.
- A I believe it missed my first 3-5 hour of sleep on a regular basis. I go to bed at 10 and normally will not begin to register until at 3am
- A Yes, you can log it in the app.
- A Which Fitbit will monitor blood pressure?
- A Charger is included. All you need to do is download the fitbit app. Which is why I chose the fitbit again over the Samsung. I've had both but my last 2 have been fitbits
- A Mine does not stay on all the time. Maybe it is a setting that I have not seen.
- A Are you sure the magnet is in the FitBit and not the charger? If it is in the charger, the MRI should not harm your Fitbit
- A I use the “spinning” activity for stationary biking so I’m assuming it could also be used for road or mountain biking. Suggest downloading the Fit Bit 4 Manual for more definitive answer depending on type of biking you do.
- A Notifications can be configured in the Fitbit app. Click on your profile picture, then on "Charge 4." From there, you have the option to customize notifications from other apps, reminders to move, health & wellness reminders, etc. There's also a good "How to Use" guide in that section of the app. Hope this helps.
- A From the best I can tell from all the internet research I've done the only difference in the 2 fitbit is the band or strap material. Otherwise they are exactly the same. They give you a fancy band and charge you more. Otherwise the fitbit 4 is identical the the fitbit 4 special edition.
- A At the very least, if you start your exercise from the phone app while your phone GPS is enabled, then it should use your phones GPS (I confirmed this recently on my fitbit).Make sure permissions are set to allow locations services for the app as well. Fitbit recommends setting this to "allow all the time", otherwise the fitbit may use the built in GPS. The GPS type is determined at the start of the exercise and will not switch between the Fitbit and phone during. According to the fitbit website you should be able to change the GPS type in the settings menu (On Charge 4, open the Settings app > GPS Settings > tap to update a setting) but at this time i do not see these settings on the device.
- A Yes, through the fitbit app on your phone
- A I'm not a runner and I don't need the GPS feature so I've turned that feature off. I've used my Charge 4 for yoga and my elliptical machine. The Charge 4 does all I need it to do. There's a learning curve that was frustrating at times, but I think I've got my Charge 4 figured out now.
- A No, the charge 2 charger is too small.
- A Until Fitbit allows GPS phone tethering on the Charge 4 - you are better off with a Charge 3 (or Charge 2). Otherwise you're looking at 1-2 hours battery life while exercising with GPS, missed stats, and constantly recharging this thing (more often than an apple watch). Fitbit could fix this tomorrow by allowing tethering, but they do not, and are censoring the issue on their forums. Don't downgrade!
- A I just returned my Charge 4 because heart monitor and sleep monitor did not work. I have had a charge 2 for 2 years and both heart and sleep worked fine.
- A The fitbit is bluetooth connectivity.
- A Charge 3 bands are interchangeable with Charge 4 bands. They're the same exact size.
- A 15 April 2020 as per Google
- A Not that I know of...you can purchase other brands since they fit Charge 3...
- A No you do not
- A You can track a walk with gps. But I don’t believe it will track yardage.
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