Fitbit Charge HR with a 2 year guarantee - £79.99 @ John Lewis

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Fitbit Charge HR - £79.99 with a 2 year guarantee @ John Lewis (3 colours)

£79.99 John Lewis30 Sep 16

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jasew

30 Sep 16

2 year guarantee. Free delivery or £3.50 if you want to pick it up yourself (no, me neither). Available in black, plum and teal

Track every beat, step and more with the Fitbit Charge HR. This advanced heart rate, activity and sleep tracking wristband is designed to give you the most accurate information about your health and fitness. Charge HR syncs with your smartphone to present real-time information on your progress as well as display call notifications and the time on your wrist.

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nictry

30 Sep 16 4 #1

Its the same price everywhere isnt it? Not sure what the deal is here?

£79.99 · John LewisFree shipping
£79.99 · CurrysFree shipping
£79.99 · PC WorldFree shipping

firstofficer

30 Sep 16 3 #19

COLD COLD COLD..

Standard price everywhere..

Cannot use the two year warranty to sell this, otherwise people can put any JL product on here..

I'll get my coat..

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nictry

30 Sep 16 4 #1

Its the same price everywhere isnt it? Not sure what the deal is here?

£79.99 · John LewisFree shipping
£79.99 · CurrysFree shipping
£79.99 · PC WorldFree shipping

jasew

30 Sep 16 #2

£90 in many places, and this has a 2 year guarantee (Currys/PCW are 1 year).

nictry

30 Sep 16 #3

ok so not a deal just JL normal 2 year warranty then?

Dawsy to nictry

30 Sep 16 2 #4

The deal is in the mind if the OP. Hence why we vote. If someone was just about to go into PC world and buy one then the OP has possibly got them an extra years warranty.

waby1234 to nictry

30 Sep 16 #24

Actually all fitbits have a 2 year guarantee, its not something JL are adding as an extra

williamh1

30 Sep 16 #5

Free 3 years' Added Care for your technology (includes accidental damage cover) on this item.

adamnsu to williamh1

30 Sep 16 #7

How did u manage that??

neontint

30 Sep 16 #6

How did you get the 3 years Added Care for free as for me it shows £20?

adamnsu to neontint

30 Sep 16 #10

Did you find out by any chance??

williamh1 to neontint

30 Sep 16 #17

When I went in to the John Lewis it was showing the added care as complimentary. Since then the site has changed. :disappointed:

foodieclaire

30 Sep 16 1 #8

i think it's the title which is misleading as it doesn't appear the 79.99 is the deal but more the 2 year guarantee.

JohnnyUtah

30 Sep 16 1 #9

I think this will be the new normal price as it dropped to £79 on Amazon the other day probably due the HR2 version coming out.

jojoatl

30 Sep 16 #11

just add to basket and go to checkout it shows free

mishmar

30 Sep 16 #12

I'm not voting either way, this may suit some people.. I've just ordered the Fitbit charge 2, which has several extra features CotswoldOutdoors £110 with 15% code on UKHD

neontint

30 Sep 16 #13

When I add it to the basket it shows £20

adamnsu to neontint

30 Sep 16 #15

Same here

adamnsu

30 Sep 16 #14

I just did. total shows £99

adamnsu

30 Sep 16 #16

Are u guys sure u are not referring to free delivery, as Ive been trying for sometime and I cant get 3 years added care for free.

Taz1529

30 Sep 16 #18

Can someone tell me how something 4 x the price of other bands is worth it? WHat does this do that a Mi band 2 doesn't?

firstofficer

30 Sep 16 3 #19

COLD COLD COLD..

Standard price everywhere..

Cannot use the two year warranty to sell this, otherwise people can put any JL product on here..

I'll get my coat..

craizy

30 Sep 16 #20

I've had my Charge HR replaced 4 times so far this year, google Charge HR Bubble, seems to a major problem their just riding out.

lasuil to craizy

30 Sep 16 #22

I'm on my 2nd replacement since November 2015 purchase, last time was for this bubble issue...luckily I only paid £50 for mine in a black friday deal so I don't feel too bad.

johnnyd57uk

30 Sep 16 #21

I have the Xiaomi band which is available for £10 http://www.gearbest.com/smart-wristband/pp_259237.html?wid=21and my Wife has this Fitbit model. Reviews would suggest they are on par with each other so why spend another £50 on this. My Wifes Fitbit strap broke and I managed to glue it back together. I would say it cost a few pence for the strap and about £0.10 for the casing and internal software to put these things together. What a total rip off.

ukhotdeals1

30 Sep 16 #23

Two years eh? That's about 23 months longer than I've heard anyone wear a smart watch!

Razi to ukhotdeals1

30 Sep 16 #25

It is not a smart watch, it is a fitness band. I wore my first gen Polar Band for two years solid, every single day and upgraded to Garmin Vivosmart HR+ in July this year. I was afraid of the Fitbit rash but Garmin has given me rash as well. My skin has become more used to it now. I have noticed that rash was less severe on the side of the strap where it has perforations/ holes where as the buckle side of the strap has no holes and this is where the most damage to the skin is done. Fitbit has a solid strap with no holes. I can imagine the severity of rash under an all round solid strap with no air circulation under it.

hotphoenix30

30 Sep 16 #26

I've had my Charge HR for well over a year and never had a problem. Paid £65 for it and think I made a good purchase.

pippin000

1 Oct 16 #27

Love my fitbit HR but the build quality is awful, I'm on my 3rd replacement one in 9 months. The straps fall to pieces, however the fitbit customer support is excellent and they honoured a replacement each time. 2 year warranty makes this a good deal in my opinion.

DARRUDE

1 Oct 16 #28

Bear in mind the Charge HR heart rate monitor is beyond useless, to the point that there is a class action lawsuit in america taking place. Mine works well at rest, but during a work out it never really shows above 105bpm, so it is pretty useless for checking recovery rates or assessing calories burnt at the gym.....

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/12086337/Fitbit-heart-rate-tracking-is-dangerously-inaccurate-lawsuit-claims.html

Benn99

1 Oct 16 #29

These will drop in price everywhere as the HR 2 is out.

Also i've had to replace two of them due to the plastic coating eventually "bubbling" off and making it look terrible.

barnehurst

5 Oct 16 #30

Have to choose China, US or EU - what are we now? 'Billy no mates?' Thanks to the little englanders..

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