Fitbit Luxe-Fitness and Wellness-Tracker with Stress Management, Sleep-Tracking and 24/7 Heart Rate, Black/Graphite, One Size (S & L Bands Included)

Simple and lightweight
The most practical, light weight and accurate tracker

Easy to use
I bought this watch for my son who works out regularly and wanted to keep track of his workouts and sleep . He had originally picked out a much more costly fit bit and after we looked at many of them we realized that this one was much cheaper and did all the same things. It set up easily and has all the bells and whistles! He is very happy with it.

Dead after a year, expected better from a Google-owned company
The GoodI bought the Luxe as a replacement for my Inspire HR (which suddenly went dead and was unrecoverable less than 2 years of normal use). The Luxe is great for basic step counts, sleep tracking (though not always accurate, more below), and telling the time on a bright, colorful watch face. If that’s all you want in a slimmer form factor than an Apple watch, this could be the device for you.The BadWhere to begin. First and foremost, the swiping is unreliable and mostly doesn’t work on my device. I can swipe left and right, but only 1 out of 10 times does the up/down swiping work for me (and this is how you access settings and more detailed breakdowns of the day’s activities—pretty important). A hard reset usually fixes the problem, but this shouldn’t happen every time I try to swipe up or down, as a hard reset is also inconvenient since it requires the Luxe to be plugged in. I can’t do this on the go.The heart rate monitor also seems to be less accurate than my Inspire HR was. During almost every workout I see numbers on my Luxe that are near my resting heart rate while I’m sweating and out of breath—a simple pulse check proves the number to be wildly inaccurate. I tested with a a second heart rate monitor that always shows me at ~60 BPM faster in these moments and that feels more in line with the level of exertion and a pulse check. This also will end up affecting Active Minutes measurements, so you shouldn’t rely on this device for accurate readings there either.I thought sleep tracking would be smarter too. I recently took a trip to the east coast, so a 3 hour time difference for me. When I got home, I forgot to sync the time on my Luxe until the next morning (something I wish were automatic, but alas, this requires you to use the app just to show the right time zone). I slept ~7 hours, but the Fitbit app said I slept ~4, since the fall asleep time was listed in eastern time, while the wake up time was listed in pacific time. I can understand this error if the Luxe promised to only measure duration of sleep, but this device should be doing more than that (analyzing sleep stages). Where did the other 3 hours of sleep data go? Shouldn’t the software be smarter than this and adjust both my fall asleep and wake up times when there are 7 hours of sleep data to show?Now at 14 months, just over a year and just outside the warranty, it’s stopped responding to taps and swipes altogether, and is basically just a watch now. After getting the same guidance from customer service again and again to no avail, they’ve offered me a 35% discount to keep my loyalty. But I will try my luck with Garmin now.

It is working perfectly on all parameters only shortcoming is that the battery backup . You will have to recharge it every alternate day.

Keep track of heart rate after cardiac problems