The Charge 3 still beats its successor in terms of battery life. There’s very little separating the Fitbit Charge 3 and Charge 4 on paper or in the flesh. The two trackers are physically ...

and have shorter battery life. There's still a place for dedicated fitness trackers, and they don't get much better than the Fitbit Charge 3. Sure, it isn't perfect, but it's a comfortable ...

and the special edition Charge 3 includes NFC so you can use Fitbit Pay to make contactless payments from the wrist. The good news is that both Charges have the battery power on board to get ...

Or maybe you prefer the longer battery life on the Charge 3. Fitbit's offering choice. It's up to you to figure out which of its wearables fit into your lifestyle.

The Fitbit Charge 3 remains one of the best all-around smartwatches on the market, particularly within its affordable price range. It sports a stylish design, offers long-lasting battery life ...

Battery life is essentially unchanged between ... is that Fitbit Pay is now standard across all models. With the Charge 3, Fitbit only offered its contactless payment service on the special ...

Fitbit Charge 6 vs. Inspire 3: Battery life Fitbit says the Charge 6 should last up to seven days before you need to recharge the device, and during testing, we found this to be about right.

The Inspire 3 is the cheaper of the two ... as just five hours will deplete the battery. The Fitbit Charge 5 is the more capable of these fitness trackers. It has GPS, the heart health ECG ...

The Charge 3 takes everything that made the Charge 2 great and adds more: a swimproof design, more battery life, a better UI and smarter notifications. It also packs Fitbit’s new SpO2 sensor ...