The screen is big enough to show plenty of details when you get an incoming message or simply want to check the time and/or your daily stats. But it’s still attractive enough to wear with both casual everyday clothing and office chic dressier attire. The tracker is larger than fashion-forward Fitbit trackers like the Luxe, which I reviewed earlier this year. It secures around your wrist via a soft loop, which is super comfortable: you’ll easily forget you’re wearing it. It also has a nicer stainless-steel case. What is more notable is that it has a 200% brighter colour touchscreen, which is more pleasant to view when choosing workouts, checking out stats, or reading notifications and calendar reminders.
The Fitbit Charge 5 is 10% thinner than the Charge 4, which might not make a huge difference for anyone but those with particularly thin wrists. The latest to come my way is the Fitbit Charge 5, which boasts a few notable upgrades from the previous-generation Fitbit Charge 4 along with a sleeker design. I have lost count of how many Fitbit devices I have reviewed over the years, including many fitness, activity, and health trackers.
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