Fitbit Luxe-Fitness and Wellness-Tracker with Stress Management, Sleep-Tracking and 24/7 Heart Rate, Orchid/Platinum Stainless Steel, One Size, S & L Bands Included

The perfect fitness tracker for a women with a small wrist and ADHD who doesn't want to spend hours learning to use overly complicated extras. What I wanted was simple: steps tracking, average heartrate, sleep quality. The sleep quality feature was a bit disappointing. Sometimes it would tell me I slept 90 minutes total, when I spent 8 hours in bed. I think this is because I'm a restless sleeper, and the Luxe thinks I'm awake every time I move. But the steps and HR tracking were more important to me. The Fitbit does these well (not always accurately, but good enough for me). Above all, it does it without making me look like a giant dork.Yes, I'm one of those women they're marketing the Luxe to: I have a small wrist and I don't want to wear a big square computer on my arm all day. Before the Luxe, I never saw a tracker I would want to wear. I own a running watch that I never use because it's too complicated and ugly. I own a cheap pedometer but it looks stupid attached to my waistband. The luxe is small enough that I don't look like a child wearing my dad's borrowed watch. And the color and finish are pleasing to look at.Also, I've rediscovered the joy of checking the time without opening up my smartphone! Anything that allows me to look at my phone less is a bonus. Recommended for humans of all genders who want a beautiful, simple, streamlined tracker.

I love my Fitbit. I use it to attract many facets of my sleep, steps, and heart function, and it can do so much more.Unlike earlier, Fitbit site had, this one has lasted two years. The battery is slowly wearing out or whatever it is Batteries is due.The main glitch was with it has been that when I do workouts it doesn’t accurately report my heart rate erring on the side of too many. It’s been great.

This is absolutely beautiful. I had a Wear OS watch that eventually broke - I liked many of the features, but it was very slow so never used them anyway (like Outlook, google pay, etc), and the battery died before the end of the day.This Fitbit doesn't have all those apps, but it is also less bulky and very pretty. I like it and am happy with it, but will list a few items that would make it even better.1. Most importantly, even though the device itself is tiny, the screen is even smaller: about half of the glass only. I really, really wish it covered the entire surface.2. I also wish some of the settings could be changed through the fitbit app (like screen timeout, etc), rather than fiddling with the device. Maybe I just didn't figure out how to do it yet.3. I also wish the clock face had more options than the limited few in the app. I happen to not be fully happy with either of them.4. The "wrist shake to wake" is not sensitive enough. At all. Sometimes i shake my hand like crazy and it still won't wake up.5. It would be great if the band was the push pin - slide under style like the Apple Watch and the Amazon Halo. I tend to not like the loose ends that get snagged on clothing and stuff.Again, none are deal brakers, but opportunities to make it even better.

I bought this Fitbit on Feb 15 of last year. For the most part over the year it has been great. But now, starting around the 1st of May, the battery life dropped dramatically from the original 5 days to having to charge it every two or three days. It has also started being glitchy, not logging my sleep appropriately for example. I love using a Fitbit (this is the third one I’ve owned, and the best so far) but it feels like there might be some planned obsolescence going on. If that’s the case, that is financially shaky, as I have to pay $10 a month (for the premium tracking/meditation features) and now the device has become noticeably less reliable only a year and two months later. Soon, in addition to the subscription, I’m looking at another $100+ for a new device in the near future.P.S. I take very good care of it, so it becoming suddenly and noticeably less reliable is frustrating.Am I just expecting too much out of the device? Is a year and two or three months just how long the Fitbit Luxe lasts? Are my expectations just unrealistic?

This is by far the best fitbit I have ever had. My last one was the Charge 4. It was a bit too big for my wrist, EXTREMELY bright at night. It would lite up my room at night if I slightly moved my arm. That was so annoying that I often times would not wear it to bed.This Luxe..... I love it. I have had an Alta.. Then the Inspire 1 and 2. Both junk and would not link with anything. This Luxe, despite what others have said is very accurate... It will dim so it is not bright if you use the setting to dim it. It has 3 settings dim, moderate and bright. The face is not that small. My Alta was smaller. I see the face great with the colors especially.It does show me my heart rate, my oxygen rate at night the day after I started using it.It does every thing that it says it does. It is waterproof I have swam and showered with it with no issue. It has a setting for you to lock it if you are going to expose it. All in all I love this for bit. It looks like a watch and wears well if you have a smaller wrist.It fits my small wrist very well. You can buy numerous bands for it. The photo I have added shows just 1 of the many different styles of clock faces you can change in the fitbit app. The face is set on dim in the photo, so it is NOT too bright for night bedtime use.This Luxe also links extremely fast with your phone app right from the box. The Inspires I had NEVER was able to linkThe charge 4 did but it was a much longer process to set up and link. All in all I am EXTREMELY happy with my Luxe. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.