Fitbit Premium is a Worthy Experience (but with a Catch) Now if you do throw it into the workout equation, the battery life does take a hit and reduces it by 6-7 days which is still in a well acceptable range. Without the use of GPS, we got about close to 8 days of battery life. The Charge 5 managed to put on a good show and everything was well optimized for it to detect when it’s on a wrist and when it isn’t. So, the Charge 5 performs better and nails the consistency very well.Īll that tracking and what not, you might wonder if the battery life is any good and to our surprise, it lasted longer than our Fitbit Sense which usually gasps for air within 4 days. Now, to be very honest, all these sensors crammed into such a tiny body is amazing and it does a wonderful job in keeping things smooth and easy.
The SpO2 monitoring feature works with the help of the Red and infrared sensors.
Interestingly, it shares some of its bigger brother, Fitbit Sense’s features like the EDA Scanning and compatibility with ECG app to get an echo. The built in GPS and GLONASS helps you keep your whole running track and location recorded, so, your pace and other details are as accurate as possible. Not much has changed from its Charge 4 brethren as the Optical Heart Rate sensor captures the right beats per minute with 2-3 bpm variability, and that’s in the well acceptable range. For us it doesn’t end there, it’s also one of the accurate wearables in terms of tracking that does a fantastic job in getting the readings right down to every second. The Fitbit Charge is people’s favorite wearable as it’s one of the most sold wearables in Fitbit’s portfolio. It houses a 1.07”-inch AMOLED display, so the blacks are true blacks, and the colors stand out. The Fitbit Charge 5 getting a color display is definitely a huge upgrade as it does add colors and looks pleasant from that black and white display of yesteryears. So far, we have seen the big boys in the line up like Versa, Sense, Blaze and Ionic to sport the beautiful color display which works and looks great.
This is the first Fitbit Charge or a-band-like-Fitbit to get a color display for the very first display. The metal body is a nice touch and if you want to get a different color band, you can match with it very well. While the Charge 4 had a much more boxier design, the curvier design of this Charge 5 makes it look a lot less clunkier and easy to wear on a day-to-day basis without any discomfort.
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