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

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.

Esta es mi tercera pulsera fitbit y me gustan mucho porque las uso todo el día, pero esta nueva versión 3, me está dando problemas de conexión, además a veces no me da información de oxigenación en sangre, la siento inestable no se si sea porque va saliendo y requiere algún firmware o coincidió con el nuevo sistema operativo del iPhone, espero se resuelvan los inconvenientes porque me gustan bastante los productos fitbit

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.

Regalo pensado para una adolescente muy buen tamaño

I’ve been using this tracker for about a month now. I chose it because it was one of the few with clip functionality (the bands are removable/exchangeable, or you can get a clip for it that lets it sit on your belt or collar). Note: you can’t use the heart rate monitoring or sleep monitoring functions unless it’s on your wrist.

The Fitbit app has lots of helpful data. I love that the tracker tracks steps and miles fairly accurately without needing GPS functionality (so it works in remote areas, too). However, with that being said, as an editor/writer who spends a good deal of time on the keyboard, it also tends to track my typing as steps, so I have to take it off while I work. I’ve read that if you put it on your non-dominant hand, this is not as much of an issue (but for someone who is ambidextrous for most things and truly doesn’t favor one side over the other, this was not a fix for me).

The band is slim and light, but because it is slim the screen stands up a bit tall on my wrist (which I frequently bump into things). So far it has held up well to accidental drops, bumps, and normal daily life. I remove it to shower/wash dishes, so can’t speak to its water resistance. It does have a water locking function, though.

Overall, this is an excellent tracker that is well worth the money and has a battery life of ~10 days, it seems like (in daily use/wearing to sleep). Well worth what I paid for it.