Inspire 3 Health & Fitness Tracker (Midnight Zen/Black) with 6-Month Premium Membership

This is my first fitness band & I had bought it by doing extensive research on online portals like YouTube & shopping apps. The best part with the Fitbit inspire 3 is the integration of the fitbit app with the device. The heart rate monitor is pretty accurate for walks & very accurate while on sleep mode. I'd checked with my BP monitor device & the heart rate on the fitbit & the BP device were almost the same with a difference of 1 or 2 units. The accuracy with connected GPS is as expected as it's integrated to google maps. The step counter is something subjective & this is with any expensive fitness trackers or smartwatches as it heavily relies on hand motion. Coming to the USP & Pros: -You need not wear the device intact or firmly for accurate results. You can loosen up & still get accurate results with fitbit devices. -The heart rate monitor is on point & gets the work done brilliantly. -The detailed sleep profile & other data on the fitbit premium is worth your money if health & fitness is your priority. - Brilliant battery backup, easily lasts 10 days without switching on your mobile notifications. Notifs are anyway irrelevant for a tiny screen. - The device is quite small & hence you can wear it all day without any hassle. Cons: - The step counter counts travelling on autorickshaw or any other hand motions. - Some of the scores will be available only if you wear the device for a minimum of 15 hours (example: readiness score, stress management score)

FitBit is rightly appreciated as an exercise-recorder, though comparatively expensive. This amazing, simple devise lives up to the reputation. It can easily be connected to the mobile, iPhone or android. Just down load the appropriate App on the phone and follow the steps to pair. This model is probably the simplest gadget among the FitBit watches; and least expensive. Model with perhaps more functionalities are available for more enthusiastic exercise buffs and a professional (payment necessary) membership are available.

A great product by Fitbit. It is small silent but very effective. Accurately calculating my health data. Paving the way for a healthier me. Sleep tracking is world class. Gives a cardio load and readiness scores. Light and comfortable for extensive wear over days. Robust battery life over 10 days at full charge. Recommended for health conscious and mature people.

Great product, value for money. Gives the data I want esp heart rate and step count; plus plenty of features. The screen is small for data to be read comfortably, but that gives a sleek look as well, and I use the Fitbit only to gather data; not to read from it. The data gets synced immediately to my phone's Fitbit App, from where you can comfortably read it, including live heart rate data. Additionally, it's a wrist wear; unlike many other devices which need a chest strap, which I do not like. Overall, with the current price, it's worth it and very useful.

It's not working properly, not counting steps, time, calories properly. While I do exercise for 30 minutes it shows for 4 or 5 minutes only. It sheer waste of money. I wonder how such reputed brand making such very very bed product. I recommend every one that please do not purchase this, it's waste of money.

My single focus was accurate step-tracking. I got that without any distractions. I chose this because I did NOT want a smartwatch like an Apple Watch. I am glad. This does everything I need. I only want to track steps. All other cheaper ones were not accurate. Downside is that it does not sync with Apple Health which is a bummer. Google is not doing much for Fitbit but this one fits my requirements. I am a happy user.

I've been using the Fitbit inspire 3 for 2 months now and here's my review so far. 1. Using it has made me more conscious of my health (in a good way), I have seen genuine improvement in my running ability by using the data it provides. 2. The app is really basic, I kinda like the Google fit app better but the Fitbit app works better with the data, so I'm stuck with it (not a dealbreaker). 3. The data seems more inflated that what I get by just using my phone with GPS, but I haven't really done any proper testing (my favourite piece of data is the heart rate tracking). 4. I wash/wipe down the straps every day, so I don't really get the itching or rash with the band. (it helps not to wear it too tight). Its wears like a lightweight watch, so it's not uncomfortable. 5. The battery lasts around 10 days consistently, quite happy with it. 6. It looks good on the wrist, I have a skinny wrist, so the tiny tracker looks like a fitness band should and is not oversize. 7. The aluminium and plastic on the sides of the tracker can be scratched fairly easily, so be vary of where you keep it when you take it off. TLDR: My athleticism is improving, and I can thank the tracker for it.

This is not a smart watch and does not compare with one. It's not even an advanced fitness tracker. But use it as a minimalist, day-to-day activity, sleep, and heart-rate monitor and it performs exceptionally well. The step tracking is unusually liberal and one needs to scale it down by 5-10%. Heart rate is as accurate as it gets and that's the key use-case of having a tracker in the first place. The sleep tracking is also quite reliable. There are a number of premium features in the app (chargeable after 6 months). The battery life is awesome. I get 14+ days against an advertised 10 days by not enabling GPS feed from mobile and disabling auto-on of main dial. I assume even with those features the battery would easily last 12 days or so. Two complaints: the font size on the main dial is very small for the step count / heart rate and the app does not display the running / walking speed but the pace (minutes per km). Unfortunately, there is no option to change either of the two.