If you’re thinking about buying a Fitbit Charge 4, you’ll definitely want to know all of your clock face options.
There are a total of 24 Fitbit Charge 4 clock faces to choose from.
I’ll cover the differences in time format, date format, number of stats, and I’ll even note which of the Fitbit Charge 4 clock faces will decrease your battery life.
If you prefer, you can click the image below to watch a video in which I demonstrate all 24 of the Fitbit Charge 4 clock faces in actual use on the device, including a demonstration of all the interactive capabilities and options.
Fitbit Charge 4 Clock Faces
Totem
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Totem is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes, and am/pm), date (month and day of month), and a single stat.
You can cycle through six different stats (active zone minutes, steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, and floors climbed) by tapping on the screen.
Pros:
- Time is in a large font
- Can see real-time heart rate
- Has month and current day of month
Cons:
- No day of week
- No seconds
- Only one stat visible at a time
Pendulum
- Clock type: Analog
- Interactive: Yes
Pendulum is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (analog hours, minutes, and seconds), date (day of week, month, and day of month), and a single stat.
You can cycle through six different stats (active zone minutes, steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, and floors climbed) by tapping on the screen.
Pros:
- Looks great visually
- Has full date (including day of week)
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- Only one stat visible at a time
- Analog clock hands sometimes overlap stat and/or date
Dotted Time
- Clock type: “Analog”
- Interactive: Yes
Dotted Time is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (“analog” hours and minutes) and date (day of week, day of month, and month).
You can tap on the screen to change the clock face to show the analog hours and minutes hands along with the active zone minutes stat and an odd progress indicator in rectangular format.
Pros:
- Has full date (including day of week)
Cons:
- Not the easiest to read at a glance
- Day of week and date are separated
- Active zone minutes is only stat
Rightful Stats
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Rightful Stats is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), date (day of week, month, and day of month), and three stats (active zone minutes, steps, and current heart rate) in a “close your rings” format.
You can tap on the screen to change the “stats rings” to show the next three stats (total calories burned, distance, and floors climbed).
Pros:
- Looks great visually
- Layout is perfect to read at a glance
- Has full date (including day of week)
Cons:
- Can’t see any actual numbers for any of the six stats (makes heart rate stat especially useless)
V-Lines
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
V-Lines is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours, minutes, and seconds), date (numerical month and day of month), and three stats (active zone minutes, steps, and current heart rate) in a “close your rings” format.
You can tap on the screen to change the “stats rings” to show the next three stats (total calories burned, distance, and floors climbed).
Pros:
- Has seconds
- Shows a lot of information on a single screen
Cons:
- No day of week
- Numerical month could be confused with digital time
- Can’t see any actual numbers for any of the six stats (makes heart rate stat especially useless)
M-Tumbler
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
M-Tumbler is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), date (day of week, day of month, and month), and one stat in a “close your rings” format.
You can tap on the screen to change the “stats ring” to show one of six different stats (active zone minutes, steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, and floors climbed).
Pros:
- Has full date (including day of week)
Cons:
- Uses two-letter day of week with no space next to day of month
- Tumbler minutes style is not very practical
- Can’t see any actual numbers for any of the six stats (makes heart rate especailly useless)
Up Front
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Up Front is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes) in a very large font.
You can tap on the screen once to show the date (two-digit numerical month and day of month).
You can tap on the screen a second time to show four stats (active zone minutes, current heart rate, steps, and distance).
Use of this Fitbit Charge 4 Clock Face may reduce your overall battery life.
Pros:
- Time is in a very large font
- Stats screen could be good if you don’t care to see time and date
Cons:
- No day of week
- No seconds
- Two-digit numerical date is awkward
L-Azimuth
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
L-Azimuth is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), date (day of week, day of month, and month), and a single stat (active zone minutes).
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Date and time are nicely formatted
- Has full date (including day of week)
- Great if Active Zone Minutes is your main goal
Cons:
- Limited to a single stat
U-Azimuth
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
U-Azimuth is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), date (day of week, day of month, and month), and a single stat (active zone minutes).
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Date and time are nicely formatted
- Has full date (including day of week)
- Great if Active Zone Minutes is your main goal
Cons:
- Limited to a single stat
Mod Clock
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Mod Clock is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours, digital minutes, and analog seconds), date (month and day of month), and a single stat.
You can cycle through six different stats (active zone minutes, steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, and floors climbed) by tapping on the screen.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
- Has seconds (analog format though)
Cons:
- No day of week
- Only one stat visible at a time
Double Stat
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Double Stat is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes) and steps in a “close your rings” format.
Tapping on the screen will change the bottom stat and you can cycle through six different stats (date (month and day of month), active zone minutes, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, and floors climbed).
Pros:
- Looks nice visually
- Might be good if steps is your main goal
Cons:
- Can’t see actual numbers for steps
- No day of week
Retro Double Stat
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Retro Double Stat is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), date (month and day of month), and two stats.
You can tap on the screen to change the two stats to distance and total calories burned.
You can tap on the screen a second time to change the two stats to floors climbed and active zone minutes.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
- Can see time, date, steps, and heart rate at a glance on the same screen
Cons:
- No day of week
- Can’t customize which two stats are shown
Charge 2 Retro
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Charge 2 Retro is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), date (month and day of month), and a single stat.
You can cycle through six different stats (steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, floors climbed, and active zone minutes) by tapping on the screen.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- No day of week
Interlaced
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Interlaced is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes) and a single stat.
You can cycle through seven different stats (date (month and day of month), steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, floors climbed, and active zone minutes) by tapping on the screen.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- No day of week
- Limited information on screen
3D Clock
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
3D Clock is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes – in a three-dimensional font) and a single stat.
You can cycle through seven different stats (date (month and day of month), active zone minutes, steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, and floors climbed) by tapping on the screen.
Use of this Fitbit Charge 4 Clock Face may reduce your overall battery life.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- 3D font is hard to read
- Limited information on screen
Asymmetrical Clock
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
Asymmetrical Clock is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), steps, and current heart rate.
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- No date
Punctual
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
Punctual is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours, minutes, and seconds) and date (month and day of month).
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Has seconds of time
Cons:
- No day of week
- No stats at all
Stacked
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
Stacked is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes) and date (day of week and day of month).
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Has day of week (only 2 characters)
Cons:
- No month
- No stats at all
Stats Heavy
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
Stats Heavy is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, and distance.
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- No date at all
Steps Date
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
Steps Date is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes), steps, and date (month and day of month).
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Has date and number of steps
Cons:
- No day of week
- No stats besides steps
Mod Clock Date
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
Mod Clock Date is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours, digital minutes, and analog seconds), date (month and day of month), and steps.
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Has seconds (analog format though)
Cons:
- No day of week
- No stats besides steps
HR Stat
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
HR Stat is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (digital hours and minutes) and current heart rate.
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- No date
- No stats besides current heart rate
Analog Stat
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: Yes
Analog Stat is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (analog hours, minutes, and seconds), date (month and day of month), and a single stat.
You can cycle through six different stats (steps, current heart rate, total calories burned, distance, floors climbed, and active zone minutes) by tapping on the screen.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- No day of week
Analog Date
- Clock type: Digital
- Interactive: No
Analog Date is a Fitbit Charge 4 clock face that provides the time (analog hours, minutes, and seconds) and current heart rate.
Tapping on this clock face has no effect.
Pros:
- Can see real-time heart rate
Cons:
- No date
- No stats besides current heart rate