Read our full review of the Fitbit Charge 5.That said, the upgrades still add up to a tracking package that’s smart, accessible and useful for more than just sporty stats. Daily Readiness Scores assess your physical condition, while the EDA app can analyse your body’s response to stress.īattery life is decent at seven days (less with the screen set to always-on), though the software can be just a little jittery. These include the ability to monitor blood oxygen, skin temperature and breathing rate during sleep, plus that all-important ECG. GPS and heart rate tracking return, accompanied by new health and wellness features borrowed from the Sense 2 and Versa 4. Bright, vibrant and easy to view in full sunlight, the AMOLED display transforms the user experience, which is handy given the lack of physical buttons on the aluminium case. Unlike the Charge 4 before it, the Charge 5 finally gets a full-colour touchscreen. It combines the best elements of its smarter watches with the streamlined form factor of its more basic bands.

Launched in 2021, the Charge 5 is Fitbit’s latest flagship tracker (though we’d expect a sixth-gen soon).

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