For pros, K listed the quick-charging and waterproofing abilities. K had a few compliments, saying the Charge 4 “felt like a quality product” and had a good form factor. User reviewers may not have felt the same exact way, but they did have other things to say: Edgar said it was definitely not the most beautiful watch but it worked well for his wife. Our reviewer Valentina called the design of the Charge 4 dated, since it strongly echoed its predecessor in look and feel. Here’s what they said when we asked them to weigh in on their experiences with using the Charge 4 day-to-day. Naturally, we wanted to hear what our readers thought as well. The $150 device earned a solid score of 82. While our reviewer Valentina Palladino largely liked the improvements, she also saw room for improvement in the minimal music controls, fitness syncing and smart features. This year’s Fitbit Charge 4 was supposed to solve many of the troubles that afflicted the Charge 3: It brought back onboard GPS, streamlined the design and even threw in NFC payments for good measure.

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