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Color: Graphite/White
Edition: Special Edition
Date First Available : June 20, 2019
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Best Sellers Rank: #90,382 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #270 in Activity & Fitness Trackers
#270 in Activity & Fitness Trackers:
Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (4,606)
Operating System: Proprietary Fitbit OS
Additional Features: Activity Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Monitor
GPS Geotagging Functionality: GPS Via Smartphone
Band Material Type: Silicone
Case Material Type: Aluminum
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Sport Type: Fitness, Swimming, Yoga
Human Interface Input: Touchscreen
Clasp Type: Tang Buckle
Supported Application: Fitness Tracker, GPS, Heart Rate Monitor, Sleep Monitor, Weather
Water Resistance Depth: 50 meters
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
Controller Type: IOS
Metrics Measured: Optical Heart Rate Sensor
Closure Type: Buckle
Brand: Fitbit
Model Name: Charge 3
Target Audience: Unisex Adult
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Number: FB410GMWT
Built-In Media: S and L Bands Included
Warranty Description: Manufacturers Warranty
Wearable Computer Type: Activity Tracker
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 811138030988
Global Trade Identification Number: 88
Manufacturer: Fitbit Inc
Shape: Rectangular
Style Name: Special Edition
Color: Graphite/White
Band Color: White
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Battery Average Life: 7 days
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Wireless Compability: Bluetooth
Wireless Provider: NET
Communication Feature: GPS, NFC
Sim Card Size: eSIM
Screen Size: 0.96 inches
Display Type: OLED
Resolution: 240 x 240
Maximum Display Brightness: 1000 nit
Compatible Devices: Smartphones smartphones|smart phones|android phones
Compatible Phone Models: All current iPhone models, all current Android models
Item Dimensions: 1.63 x 4.04 x 8.9 inches
Warranty Type: Limited
Waterproof Rating: IPX8
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Color: Graphite/White
Edition: Special Edition
Ok, this is my first fitness tracker and I'll say right now I don't use all the functions so I'll just talk about what I know about. I do wear this almost 24 hours a day. I only remove when I wash my hands or shower. Thats it. I am in the automotive industry so I am around dirty cars sometimes but mostly I just do paperwork. Battery life...I think its awesome. I take this off for 1-1.5 hours on Sunday and charge it up. Thats it. Once a week. Now I don't have the display lit up all the time. I don't need to look at my watch all the time. In fact until I got this I never wore a watch. So my battery life is awesome. I am sure if I made the display light up more it'd go down faster. It does light up on it's own sometimes if I move right. But for the most part it does what I want. Accuracy....Also I am pleased. Do I count my steps everyday??? no way. Is it close?? I think so. I never carried my phone all the time..because of my job. Sometimes around my house or at work in the office I can take a few steps and they don't pickup but it's a close quarters type setting. If I am out walking it goes up. Mine has never counted steps while driving so I cannot say anything about that. My heart monitor works phenomenal. Very accurate. I don't keep it tight either. I found if I kept it tight it hurt. I loosened it up and it felt so much better and it still keeps good readings. It's just loose enough for my pinky to fit under the band. I do like the sleep monitor. It's inspiring me to sleep better. Syncing was a slight challenge but once I actually followed the directions it was a breeze. I do find that my ARGOS app doesn't like to stay in constant contact with it. kind of a bummer but the fitbit app is good. Once it warms up I'll do more with it but right now it's great. I also like that the special edition came with 2 colored bands and 2 sizes. Small would barely fit me but the large is just right. Also my iPhone will send text message notifications and call notifications to my watch. very cool.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2020 by Lee Bliss
Color: Graphite/White
Edition: Special Edition
I absolutely love, and swear by Fitbit! I’ve had almost every generation, wear them out completely! This was hands-down, my favorite generation by far. It’s comfortable to wear, light and breezy. It’s also very easy to clean! The screen is large enough to swipe and see the clear picture, but not too large where it’s overpowering. I’ve had zero issues whatsoever! It’s compatible with my Fitbit, it’s been very accurate, and it’s motivated me to do more!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Elizabeth
Color: Lavender
Edition: Special Edition
Love, love, love my Fitbit Charge 3! I wasn't aware when I purchased it just how many ways I would find it helpful to me. Let me start by saying that I am 62 years old and have NEVER been athletic at all and I am NOT the self-motivated-type. I had knee surgery at the age of 19 which has limited what activities I could do. I have been fairly slim most of my life, but my weight had crept up over the past several years since I sit at a computer all day at work. One thing I can do is walk! So, once I got my Fitbit Charge 3 I started walking after work. At first, I just walked slowly for about a mile, but when I started to lose weight I got motivated to increase my exercise. My Fitbit helps me accurately keep track of the # of minutes, # of miles, # of steps, my heart rate, # of calories, my pace...it is amazing! I use these numbers to slowly (and safely) push myself to do a bit more every week! I also began logging my food consumption and water intake. Doing this I was able to see what changes I needed to make. I have not kept up with it as it is time-consuming, but just doing so for a few weeks pretty much pointed me to the changes I needed to make. Lastly, I have worn my Fitbit to bed to track my sleep patterns. I can't do a whole lot about my sleep, but I can see what my normal patterns are. One thing I found was that I really did sleep better after changing out my pillow for a cooler one. Without my Fitbit, I wouldn't have known if I was imaging my sleep was improved or if it truly was. So, there you have it! I have lost 13 pounds and now weigh only 5 pounds more than I did when I graduated high school! I feel better and look better! My hubby is happier! Buy one! You won't be sorry!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2019 by ARS
Color: Graphite/White
Edition: Special Edition
Our experience was (hopefully) not typical. I bought 3 of these after my Alta HR died. One for me and then one each for my husband and son. When we got them, none of them would update or sync. This was SUPER frustrating. Finally after attempting the steps and the troubleshooting steps recommended if this occurs, I contacted Fitbit customer service. I was 104 in line at the time (not a good sign). Ends up they had just been notified that there was a platform issue with the Charge 3 at that exact time. I was told to give it up to 24 hours and try again. We tried again that night and they all worked just fine. They have been working fine. We've only had them about a week, so I'm honestly still learning what all it can do. The touch screen is very nice. I love the use of the timers stopwatch, exercise options, you can get texts and email messages on it. You can even, very brief simple options, reply to texts on it which I have actually is a time or two and it was very helpful at the time. *Please note the table top charger in the one picture was a separate purchase (not included with the Charge 3). Also I use the small band - but this Charge 3 package did come with both small and large bands of both white and black.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2019 by Kay
Color: Graphite/White
Edition: Special Edition
Tldr summary: Charge 3 is the activity band I have always wanted, finally. Who you are and what you do will dictate whether this review will help you. I am over 45, female, professional, busy and I want stay healthy and become healthier over time. I care about my health but I also have other stuff to do. I use a Fitbit because I want to try to keep moving throughout the day and be mindful but not obvious at work and then try to do low and moderate intensity workouts 3 to 5 times a week. There, I said it. The Fitbit needs to fit the rest of my life and it finally does. I feel the Charge 3 has something valuable to offer for the person who is in the back or middle of the fitness pack. Appearance first: I want my Fitbit to match my professional persona at work and not exude a gym vibe. This has always been my problem with activity trackers in general; I think they are unattractive at work with a suit. I really like the Charge 3 size; it isn't too wide, it isn't too thick, the face isn't too big. To me, it can look like a watch and not some giant work out thing. I switched out the band for more professional and feminine straps from Amazon and I think it looks like jewelry at my professional job. The Fitbit has made this the easiest band to change straps. It is no problem at all and feels secure. I can tell when it is clicked into place and I lost a Fitbit before so this is important to me. I bought the black Charge because I can buy off brand, affordable straps and not worry about metals clashing. I do not pay for the "designer" bands from Fitbit... I bought 2 leather slim profile and one rose gold slim band for less than $20 each on Amazon. I have the plastic cheap one it came with for actual sweaty or swimming work outs. I think a man could buy a thicker strap and it would look masculine. Visual/face: I like the face of the Charge 3. I have it set to see time, date, and stat. It is a lot easier to scroll through the other available information than the Alta and it is a lot more readable. I like the choices of watch faces but I don't anticipate changing it now that I found one be that works for me. Function: I like the heart rate, the sleep cycle, the waterproofing. I like everything about what it shows me. I think the sleep cycle is accurate for me. The heart rate is accurate. The heart rate tracks all day without missing a reading. The battery is better than my Alta and lasts 5 days for me. I don't do notifications or use the smart watch features so cannot comment on it and that may be why my battery is lasting longer. I use the 2 minute breathing a couple of times a day. I use the 250 steps an hour challenge now that I can see it on my new watch. Other review comments: I did the Firmware update and have no problems connecting to my work iPhone or my personal Samsung phone and tablet. No issues syncing so far. I wore with my Alta at the same time and steps matched. I have been testing my steps for 4+ years and I find Fitbit accurate for me. I agree My Fitness Pal is best for food tracking vs the Fitbit app. App: I realistically don't want to join a gym and it is too cold for me to make myself swim right now. As you can tell by reading this, I am not a hard core person for exercise. I am trying the Fitbit Coach and I like it. I travel and I like that I can just do the exercises anywhere and there are a lot of choices of activity. I like that there are inside and outside exercises and things in can just do in my living room or hotel room. I like that there are all different lengths of exercises from 10 min to 18 minutes to an hour. It is a small commitment, no equipment needed, as convenient as you can get, and a lot of variety. I am trying for a month and I think this is what I have been looking to add to the my walking 10,000 steps a day. I see the Fitbit as a tool but I don't want it to annoy me. Most of the time I found the badges and challenges tiresome and making something out of nothing. I do like knowing I walked to the Moon but really it is just kind of not relevant. I was only using the Fitbit for steps and checking the app once a week or maybe less. Now I feel like I am going to take advantage of the more sophisticated offerings. I like seeing the graphs that show REM sleep and resting heart rate and cardio insights. This is the first time where I feel the app is offering me more than just glib surface information. Other bands I have used: I had the One, which I liked because it was hidden but didn't do much. I had to dig down my shirt or look at my phone to see my steps. I bought the little tiny Fitbit Flex 2 and the metal holder was ridiculously hard to get the Fitbit in and out of and didn't show anything - you had to look on your phone. The Alta had a slim profile but was hard to see and super hard to change bands. Ultimately I lost the Flex2 due to a necklace malfunction and abandoned the Alta for not being useful enough to justify wearing something I thought was ugly. I briefly had delusions of fitness grandeur and have a Garmin Vivoactive HR. It was too hard core for me and too big and plastic. Alas, Garmin made me realize I am just not into fitness as a "lifestyle."
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2019 by SR
Color: Lavender
Edition: Special Edition
I have always liked FitBit and tried several of their trackers. Love the ease of use, the app is user friendly, etc. but I always wished there was a waterproof version of the device. When the Charge 3 came out and claimed to be waterproof, I was so excited. I purchased it, seemed to work great ... and then the very first time I had it in the water it started vibrating and wouldn’t stop. I had to let the battery totally die before trying to use it again. Thankfully, I was able to use it - sort of. I could see the clock and sometimes any messages that came in, but the display was much duller and to get it to turn on or show I had to hit it against something to wake it up. FitBit customer service had me do things to “fix it” but nothing ever got it to work correctly. But what was frustrating is the tracker essentially broke down the very first time I had it in water (and I was not in deep water at all - had my hands just under the surface). FitBit kept asking me to update the app or charge the device again or other things. While I was happy to do them - I knew none of what I did would magically make the device waterproof. Thankfully, they sent me a replacement. Cut to the first time I swam with the device it drained the battery from 90% down to 6% after 30 minutes of swimming. The next day, fully charged and I went swimming, it started vibrating and then instantly died. When I contacted FitBit they told me to try recharging it, make sure the device is dry, connection is clear (all of these I have already tried) ... and now they want me to reboot the device and then charge it again. (The device won’t do anything.). In doing so, I guess they think it will magically become waterproof ... I would say this is a great device if you don’t plan on swimming with it. Although they advertise the product as being waterproof, I am on my second device and I would beg to differ and say it is barely water resistant. If you are planning to swim with the device, be prepared for a defunct tracker and customer support that has you do silly things to only get the device operating again but not to make it waterproof. This is a huge let down.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2019 by Sharon
Color: Graphite/White
Edition: Special Edition
I have had an off brand fitness charger for about 6 months and enjoyed it, but I really wanted to upgrade to Fitbit. My daughter got one of these and loved it, so I ordered one for myself. I got the one that comes with a black and white band. One side of the band has a smaller or larger piece to use. I used the smaller one. My version is the special edition which comes with two different bands. I was surprised that you do not have to wear this tight at all to get the heart rate monitor to work. It works with a little green light and seems accurate to me. I have another monitor and it registers the same. It instructs you to put it on so that it can slide up and down. I like to wear it that way as it's more comfortable and do not have any issues getting anything to work. So far everything is working great. I was surprised that there were no instructions in the box except to download the app, but once I did that it walked me through setting up my Fitbit Charge 3. The tracker bracelet comes with a charging cord. You have to clamp it on the back and then plug it into a usb plug. They tell you to do that first as part of the set up. After that it walked me through setting up my account and downloading an update that took about 15 minutes to complete. After that it was up and running and functional. This blows my other cheaper fitness tracker out of the water. The reason I chose this one was the guided breathing exercises. I have some generalized anxiety and wanted to use this to try to combat that. Also the heart rate tracker can sometimes show when I might be putting myself under stress, so it seemed like a great feature for me. I have also been losing weight since spring and I wanted an app and tracker that would help me track that and give me some motivation. The tracker will show how many pounds you have lost toward your goal. I was able to go back and add my starting weight from March so that it showed my total weight loss rather than just what I lost since getting the tracker. I love that! It has a bunch of optional features like one where it prompts you to take some steps if you have not reached 250 in any hour you set it up to use this feature. The 250 is a static amount but you can change which hours it does this. I sort of like that the amount is such that I can get up and walk around the house and get the steps in. It alerts you 10 minutes before each hour that you have not met the 250 steps yet. The other reason I wanted the fitbit was to help track my sleep. My other one would think if I got up to go to the bathroom that I was up after that. The fitbit shows that I was awake but then shows when I have gone back to sleep and counts it all as one night. I think it does a great job. With that. The fitbit has many other features too numerous to mention and probably some I have not discovered, but I mainly wanted to mention my favorites. I am almost 60 and not super tech savvy, and was able to set this up without having any issues. Thanks for reading my review Becky Brooks
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2018 by Experienced Reviewer
Color: Lavender
Edition: Special Edition
I've had one of the Galaxy watches for a while now and grew tired of how inaccurate it was with exercise and other similar apps. This little bugger (Charge 3) is exactly what I wanted. I was going to purchase the new Charge 4 until I read so many reviews saying that the new features weren't worth the extra money, get the 3, and wait until a newer, better version arises. That being said, I bought the lavender edition and it looks great. Super accurate in my workouts and helps me keep track of things I didn't even think I should to help me on my weight-loss journey. It provides motivation and accountability that keeps me line and going strong. I paired this with the FitIndex smart scale and it works like a dream. I could not be more satisfied with my purchase. TL;DR: Amazing product. Excellent accuracy. Don't buy the Charge 4 unless you just have to have it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2020 by Amanda Robinson