Diseño más elegante; Pantalla AMOLED a color; Interfaz de usuario intuitiva; La autonomía sigue siendo buena;

Funciones clave ausentes en lanzamiento; Precio frente a la competencia; Experiencia de uso para usuarios de iOS;

Don't let this insane Fitbit Charge 5 deal pass you by

Within the bubble of Fitbit's ecosystem, the Charge 5 offers the best bang for your buck by fusing fitness tracker convenience with smartwatch functionality, but things get a little tougher when you compare it to the wider wearable market.

Rich hardware feature set; Elegant design; Intuitive UI; Fitbit Premium isn't essential;

Missing predecessors' features; Laggy performance; Non-Fitbit rivals offer more; Key features absent at launch;

Fitbit has launched a good fitness tracker at a very high price. The question is: why?...

When you’re talking about $180 for the Charge 5, it’s tempting to say “just get a smartwatch instead.” You could get a capable Garmin smartwatch for only $20 more than that, or even an Apple Watch Series 3 (although I wouldn’t recommend the latter).

The Fitbit Charge 5 is a great fitness tracker, and a great fitness tracker only. It’s perfect for someone interested in keeping up with their daily exercise stats—no matter whether they are a beginner just trying to lose a bit of weight or tone up, or an experienced athlete needing a reliable way...

Not the cheapest fitness tracker available, but it's definitely Fitbit's best - offering a fantastic blend of features, design, battery life and price.

Lovely OLED display, Solid performance, Built-in GPS, Good battery life, Fitbit app is excellent, Comfortable to wear, Great heart-rate monitoring and sleep tracking

No music control, Exercise options could be expanded, Display could be bigger, Some features not available at launch

The Fitbit Charge 5 makes the fitness band every bit as desirable as the Versa, but the price will put some people off

Much more stylish, Bright, colourful OLED screen, Built-in GPS

More expensive than the Charge 4, No more Spotify controls, Daily Readiness score needs Fitbit Premium

Not the cheapest fitness tracker available, but it's definitely Fitbit's best - offering a fantastic blend of features, design, battery life and price.

Lovely OLED display; Solid performance; Built-in GPS; Good battery life; Fitbit app is excellent; Comfortable to wear; Great heart-rate monitoring and sleep tracking;

No music control; Exercise options could be expanded; Display could be bigger; Some features not available at launch;