Fitbit Inspire 3 Health & Fitness Tracker with Stress Management, Workout Intensity, Sleep Tracking, 24/7 Heart Rate and more, Midnight Zen/Black…

I love my Fitbit watch. It’s slim on the wrist and doesn’t scream “fitness tracker.” It is fun to look at the steps, time, and distance walked. It gives a lot of other information also. This one is easy to charge, and the charge lasts a long time. I especially like that it shows my resting heart beat. It’s a lot more fun to go out walking while counting the steps!

Este reloj tiene todas las funciones que mas utilizaba en el apple watch que anteriormente tenia y a un precio mucho menor, la duracion de su bateria realmente me sorprendio.

I’ve been having health problems but can’t afford expensive tests that my insurance says covers but does not. You know how that works: you get assurance the test is covered, but then you find out that no one can tell you how much it costs, and then later you get a huge bill. So I bought a cheap fitness tracker that didn’t work, and the app it came with didn’t work. Returned it and bought this.

So far, I’m loving it. It tells me to get up and move, tracks my steps really well even though I barely move my left arm when I walk (I only swing one arm when I walk, and it’s usually my right, but I wear the Fitbit on my non dominant arm), tracks heart rate and oxygen levels, tracks my sleep patterns. Lol, AND it’s a watch, so I know what time it is.

The app works really smoothly. I’ve seen some bad reviews on this device, so I’d say if you have any problems, you might’ve got a lemon, so return it and try again. This little thing is worth the money, and they’ve made a lot of advances in the tech in the last couple of years, so it’s worth considering a new model. Overall, having this has relieved a lot of worry over whether my symptoms were heart issues, and yes, I’ve checked my pulse against what the watch says.

I bought some extra bands, knockoffs, just to have color choices, and they’re great quality for not much money. Right now, my watch is a fun new toy, but it’s also a useful tool with lots of features to take advantage of. If you’re unsure of how to get the most out of it, there are articles online, but the app has pretty clear instructions too. I was also worried about the subscription it comes with because I have no intention of paying monthly to use my Fitbit, but you don’t have to sign up for the free trial for Premium, which has lots of extras but is NOT necessary. I’m very happy with this.

Received my Inspire 3 yesterday February 3rd 2023 (next day delivery, awesome) and I absolutely love it. It does everything I hoped for as far as monitoring sleep, tracking steps, reminding me when to move, showing me phone calls that are incoming, etc. Very soft flexible wristband which is actually lilac. I saw a few reviews that claimed it looks more pink, but it looks like lilac to me (pretty). it is waterproof and did come with a charger, although the length is short, as well as a small and large wristband. Installing the mobile app was easy and it is day 2 of wearing it and I’m just mad at myself for not purchasing one of these sooner. Hoping to enjoy it for a long time to come. 🙂

The Inspire 3 is a well-made attractive fitness and health tracking and exercise monitoring system with many potentially useful features. It should appeal to those who are seeking to improve their exercise level and general health as well as those who want a small smartwatch. Fitbit/Google has been a leader in the wrist worn tracker field for years and remains in one of the top places. The device is lightweight so that it can be worn 24/7 and will seldom be noticed. Although it can be difficult to see in bright sunlight it is brighter than many of its competitors. For regular use out of doors a larger smartwatch from Apple or Samsung may be more satisfactory for visibility reasons. Individual users will have to decide which of the several dozen features they want to use on a regular basis. This is necessary in part because to get full benefit from the Inspire 3 you must be willing to spend $9 per month on the app, a cost that over time will add up to a substantial investment after the complementary six month subscription. Others will be able to get along with the standard (free) features although all will be bombarded with encouragement to subscribe. The inspire 3 is less versatile than some competitors for tracking heart health. While it will monitor oxygen levels and heart rate it doesn’t monitor blood pressure and has only very limited utility for addressing heart arrhythmia such as atrial fibrillation. (The portable EKGs such as the Kardia Mobile are better suited to the latter.) I didn’t try the device’s features for monitoring your smartphone but other users seem to conclude that it works well for that purpose.

The shape of it is odd. It’s like a rectangle at the top and curved at the bottom which makes it sit weird on your wrist and the thickness of it doesn’t help at all. Not sure if I’m keeping it or not. On the + side the app works well and the features of the watch work. Just bad design I guess.

Update: My headphones keep cutting out with the Fitbit connected and I can’t disconnect the Fitbit unless i click forget this device which basically means I can’t use it anymore. When I tried to contact Fitbit they said: we’re aware of this issue and are trying to resolve it. I need music to workout so this is kinda a done deal

Regalo pensado para una adolescente muy buen tamaño