Fitbit Luxe Fitness Tracker - Platinum / Orchid

Great product for measuring health and fitness especially either the 6 months free premium subscription. Will upgrade the strap at some point as the standard plasticy one that comes with makes my skin feel a bit clammy after a while. I was hoping I could use this to skip songs while listening to Spotify but it doesn't have that function sadly. Great product for measuring health and fitness especially either the 6 months free premium subscription. Will upgrade the strap at some point as the standard plasticy one that comes with makes my skin feel a bit clammy after a while. I was hoping I could use this to skip songs while listening to Spotify but it doesn't have that function sadly.

I bought this for my wife who wanted a nice-looking smart watch. The watch itself is great and looks good, but the clips for the strap release all the time, so it's constantly falling off. Fitbit don't seem to care about the issue and people online report using various glues to jam the clip, but then you can't change your strap.

Nice device, but you'll probably lose it. I bought this for my wife who wanted a nice-looking smart watch. The watch itself is great and looks good, but the clips for the strap release all the time, so it's constantly falling off. Fitbit don't seem to care about the issue and people online report using various glues to jam the clip, but then you can't change your strap.

Nice device, but you'll probably lose it.

My mother purchased one of these, so I'm reviewing it on her behalf. I'd ordinarily be quite positive about such a compact well featured fitness tracker, but Fitbit have limited the device to talk to only iOS 13.4 or Android 10 or higher. Both my parents have 3 year old Android 9.0 phones that are no longer able to updated, and mum has a 3 year old iPad with iOS 12.x but one that is already running the latest iOS that Apple will provide for it. So she had to buy a new iPad in order to be able to use the Fitbit, making it a very expensive purchase. This kind of slimy insidious and unnecessary corporate BIO (built-in obsolescence) is extremely...view more My mother purchased one of these, so I'm reviewing it on her behalf. I'd ordinarily be quite positive about such a compact well featured fitness tracker, but Fitbit have limited the device to talk to only iOS 13.4 or Android 10 or higher. Both my parents have 3 year old Android 9.0 phones that are no longer able to updated, and mum has a 3 year old iPad with iOS 12.x but one that is already running the latest iOS that Apple will provide for it. So she had to buy a new iPad in order to be able to use the Fitbit, making it a very expensive purchase. This kind of slimy insidious and unnecessary corporate BIO (built-in obsolescence) is extremely wasteful, and there is NO reason ANY device made only 2 or 3 years ago should be excluded from being able to communicate with this Fitbit. So I'm giving this device only 1 star because Fitbit, and indeed Apple, Microsoft, and many other of the tech corporates we like to buy from, are playing this game of obsoleting devices that are only a few years old and still perfectly functional - they NEED TO DO BETTER. It is extremely wasteful.

Bought this for my wife who managed to dunk her old fitbit in a fish tank at school LOL! She loves that it has 2 bracelet options: 1 gold for playing dress-ups, and 1 pink for casual everyday wear. Easy to change straps. Charge lasts what seems like forever and has a nice touch screen she says. Might be a little more accurate at measuring steps too we reckon. Bought this for my wife who managed to dunk her old fitbit in a fish tank at school LOL! She loves that it has 2 bracelet options: 1 gold for playing dress-ups, and 1 pink for casual everyday wear. Easy to change straps. Charge lasts what seems like forever and has a nice touch screen she says. Might be a little more accurate at measuring steps too we reckon.