Does this work without a smartphone or computer? null

The phone or computer keeps your data in sync to monitor trends, progress, etc. Moreover, you can't configure the device without one. You need a smartphone or computer to set up your profile, fitness targets, etc. Even the clock setting is done automatically through the phone or PC when it synchronizes.

Yes. The Fitbit Charge allows you to cycle though your daily step count, cals burned, etc.. standalone.

It will but you will be using a fraction of it's capabilities.

It works with both. Just download the fitbit app and you're good to go.

Not really, one or both is necessary.

You will need some method to charge your Fitbit Charge. I plug mine into a USB port on my computer. There is also a Fitbit app to download so you can keep track and compare daily, weekly, and monthly progress you are making.

It will do basic things like record your steps and calories burned but without connecting it a computer or smartphone you're missing out on a lot of the useful features including updates to the devices internal software. Quite simply put it'd be a waste of money if you don't intend to connect it to anything.

No need to download Fitbit websit .

It can be used, but for the max benifit, I'd used them.

If you want the time to be wrong and it not to have an alarm then you dont need a computer but if you want the full thing then you do.

It can, but I needs to be charged by USB. If you want to follow your progress it's great to have with a smartphone!

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The phone or computer keeps your data in sync to monitor trends, progress, etc. Moreover, you can't configure the device without one. You need a smartphone or computer to set up your profile, fitness targets, etc. Even the clock setting is done automatically through the phone or PC when it synchronizes.
Answered by Surakmn 10 years ago
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Yes. The Fitbit Charge allows you to cycle though your daily step count, cals burned, etc.. standalone.
Answered by RoadWarMan 10 years ago
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It will but you will be using a fraction of it's capabilities.
Answered by WRANSDALE 10 years ago
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It works with both. Just download the fitbit app and you're good to go.
Answered by Soulguardian 10 years ago
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Not really, one or both is necessary.
Answered by Achilles7 10 years ago
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You will need some method to charge your Fitbit Charge. I plug mine into a USB port on my computer. There is also a Fitbit app to download so you can keep track and compare daily, weekly, and monthly progress you are making.
Answered by Dave 10 years ago
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It will do basic things like record your steps and calories burned but without connecting it a computer or smartphone you're missing out on a lot of the useful features including updates to the devices internal software. Quite simply put it'd be a waste of money if you don't intend to connect it to anything.
Answered by Jordan 10 years ago
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No need to download Fitbit websit .
Answered by pieguy1214 10 years ago
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It can be used, but for the max benifit, I'd used them.
Answered by BorgSPeon 10 years ago
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If you want the time to be wrong and it not to have an alarm then you dont need a computer but if you want the full thing then you do.
Answered by PERSON 10 years ago
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