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Continuous, automatic heart rate tracking right on your wrist—all from Fitbit.
Reach weight goals by getting better calorie burn tracking all day & during activity
Optimize exercise by using real-time heart rate zones throughout your workouts
Track health & fitness by understanding your resting heart rate & cardio fitness level
Manage stress by relaxing with guided breathing sessions based on your heart rate
Losing, gaining or maintaining weight is about math: calories in vs. out. By measuring how hard your heart is working—both all day and during workouts—you get a better measure of total calories burned.
So, even if your favorite heart-pumping activities don’t affect your step count, you’ll still get the right credit for your effort.
Tracking heart rate during workouts can help you maintain the right intensity, find a sweet spot for pace or avoid overtraining.
During workouts, use Fitbit’s heart rate zones to gauge how much effort you’re exerting and see if you should dial it up or dial it back. Afterward, check your workout summary in the Fitbit app to view your time in each zone and to follow improvements over time.
This moderate intensity zone boosts basic endurance and teaches the body to use fat as fuel.
Common during:
walking, pilates & yoga
This medium-intensity zone is great for increasing cardio fitness and muscle strength.
Common during:
running, dance & elliptical
This maximum intensity zone is meant for short, intense training bursts aimed at improving performance.
Common during:
interval & endurance training
Research shows that guided breathing can help reduce stress3 and anxiety4—and can even lower blood pressure.5 With personalized guided breathing sessions based on your heart rate, Charge 2 makes it easy to find moments of calm throughout the day.
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When the heart beats, capillaries expand and contract
Green LED lights reflect off the skin to detect that change in blood flow
PurePulse then uses that data to track your beats per minute
Uses ultra low-power battery technologies, so you get longer battery life—even with continuous heart rate readings.
Tracks heart rate automatically and continuously, without any button-pushing and without an uncomfortable chest strap.
Wear your band lower on your wrist, and loosely enough that it can move back and forth.
Wear the band 2-3 finger widths above your wrist bone—and keep it secure, but not too tight.
1 “Target Heart Rates.” American Heart Association, 2015.
2 “Resting heart rate is associated with cardiovascular and all-cause mortality after adjusting for inflammatory markers.” The European Society of Cardiology, 2011.
3 “Relaxation techniques: Breath control helps quell errant stress response.” Harvard Health Publications, 2016.
4 Paul, Elam & Verhust. “A Longitudinal Study of Students’ Perceptions of Using Deep Breathing Meditation to Reduce Testing Stresses.” Teaching and Learning in Medicine, 19(3), 287–292, 2007.
5 Brook & Appel. “Beyond Medications and Diet: Alternative Approaches to Lowering Blood Pressure.” American Heart Association, 2013.
