The Charge 3 is connected-GPS only, meaning you’ll still have to take your phone on that run if you want to record your route. The Charge 3 now joins the Fitbit Flex 2, Versa and Ionic as fully waterproof up to 50m, meaning showers and swimming are no issue and the tracker can record laps and distance in the pool, plus the duration of your swim. See ourįitbit vs Apple Watch for more comparative details. In comparison, the latest version of the Apple Watch barely makes it through two days, and so is next to useless for sleep measurement, for instance. This is an important improvement as it’s a product you are going to want to wear around the clock in order to get the best metrics out of it. You can also set a goal and get real-time stats during your workouts.īattery life: Fitbit claims the Charge 3 can run for up to seven days on a single charge. Swipe left to c hoose from Exercise modes like run, bike, swim (yes, it’s water resistant to 50 metres, and measures basic swimming metrics), treadmill, weights, yoga, circuit training and more. This is only during exercise though – you still have to manually start and stop a workout. Auto Stop & Start means your runs and activity are paused if you stop to take a breather halfway through, or get stopped at the lights. From the clock face you swipe up to see the Today app, which shows your daily stats, including Reminders To Move, which will prompt you (with gentle buzzes) to get up out of your chair and start moving for at least 250 steps per hour of the day – but don’t worry, it won’t wake you up during the night, unless you set a timed alarm (it vibrates so won’t wake anyone else in your bed).įor more detailed and historical data you use Fitbit’s excellent mobile app and/or its desktop dashboard.Īuto Exercise Recognition: The tracker automatically recognises exercises such as runs, swims, elliptical, and sports, and records them for you in the Fitbit app.
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