Fitbit Luxe Special Edition Fitness and Wellness Tracker, Gorjana Soft Gold Stainless Steel Parker Link Bracelet, One Size (S & L Peony Classic Bands Included)

I’ve been using the Fitbit Luxe for several months now, and it has quickly become my favorite fitness tracker, not just for its features, but for how seamlessly it fits into my everyday life, both functionally and aesthetically.It has a sleek, slim profile that looks more like a piece of jewelry than a fitness device. The stainless steel casing and smooth lines give it a very polished, high-end feel. I’ve received several compliments on it. It pairs just as well with business attire. The band is easily adjustable, and I’ve worn it all day and night without any irritation or discomfort.The color touchscreen is vibrant, clear, and easy to read, even in bright sunlight. The touch response is smooth and accurate, and the interface is intuitive.

My fitbit is great but warning be careful of the bracelet band included. I used my futbit for several months and really liked it so my husband put in the new bracelet band included. He is very meticulous about everything he does so I know it was on right. The next day my firbit was missing from my wrist. I looked high and low and couldn't find it. When emptying dishwasher noticed my fitbit was in the bottom of dishwasher. Evidently went thru wash and dryer settings. Didn't work for several days and then started working again. Been perfect every since. Anyone old enough might remember the timeex commercial "takes a lickin and keeps on tickin". I would totally recommend.

My wife saw this item on a friend. She liked the jewelry look of the band instead of the resin bands normally used for smart watches. So, I bought her one as a birthday present. She used it intermittently because the watch band separated on a few occasions and the watch fell off. Finally, at a family affair, the watch fell off again and the watch was lost.Since, my wife liked the appearance of the watch (and against my better judgment), I bought her ANOTHER FITBIT WATCH which was the same as the first one (really dumb on my part, but you know what love can do). This time the band separated from the watch while in the house, even though EXTRA CARE was taken installing the "jewelry" band.The band attachment mechanism is like no other I've seen on any watch. Instead of the tradition attachment "pins" on each end of the band, there is a compressible pressure fit between the band and the watch. Worst possible engineering decision possible. Since the watch is intended to be worn loosely as a bracelet, it is easy to snag on clothing or pocket books and be pulled apart. Since I paid full price for the first watch that was lost, I refused to keep the watch and have the same thing happen again (the classical definition of insanity --- do the same thing over and ever and expecting a different result).If you feel lucky, buy one. If you don't like to gamble, don't bother!

I like this watch a lot. Previously I had another fitbit and after a while the silicone band could no longer be cleaned. It was stained and looked dirty even after I tried to wash it. Yuck. And then the watch died, too. I thought I would just replace it with a cheapie. But the watch was terrible and did not work as we ll s the fitbit. I loved the look of this. It looks like a regular watch and not a health tracker. I read the reviews and took a chance. I am enjoying the watch. The band does pop out every now and then, but not often enough for me to resort to glue. Which I will do if I have to. I wondered if the band would hold up to me wearing it day in and day out, but months later it still looks like new!

I bought one recently while it was on sale during Prime day or Black Friday and finally returned it just before the deadline because I ended up not needing it. The exact same Fitbit and Luxe band I had bought over 3 years ago was still working great and looked fine. I never opened the new one because the old one hadn't died yet and is still working well and looking good. I still get compliments on it because it's very stylish and well, pretty! This particular Fitbit doesn't have all the bells and whistles as my husband's more functional Fitbit but the Luxe measures what I wanted which was counting steps, analyzing my exercise output, cardio, readiness, and sleep habits. I did sign up for the extra service for a nominal monthly fee. It's been well worth its price tag and I will buy a new one when mine finally does go kaput.

I really wanted to love this. Out of all the FitBit trackers I've seen, I liked the design and band options on this one best. I liked wearing it; it feels light and looks good, even on my relatively small wrists. Unfortunately I could not rely on the step counter being accurate, or even working sometimes. On two occasions in the week I tried using it, it simply stopped counting steps. I found that if I connected it to the charger and disconnected it again, it started counting again. I also thought that it might just need time to refresh, but after the pauses in step counting, I did not see additional steps added to make up for the time it was down. I also found it a bit tricky to navigate the screen; I had to swipe fairly strongly, and sometimes over or undershot where I was trying to go. Granted the screen is small, but I was hoping for a bit more ease in navigation. Overall, for the price, I was not satisfied. I bought it particularly for accurate step counting and found that I was constantly checking it to see if that feature was still working--it made me anxious! I hope that Fitbit improves its tech just a bit. If I saw raving reviews of accuracy and features, I would try something like this again!