Fitbit Inspire 3 Health &-Fitness-Tracker with Stress Management. Workout Intensity. Sleep Tracking. 24/7 Heart Rate and more. Midnight Zen/Black One Size (S & L Bands Included)

I love the Fitbit Aspire 3. I love everything about it. First charge lasted me 10 days. Could have been 11. But now the second charge. First day is already at 85% in less than 24 hours. Hopefully the battery doesn’t die out quick. It was bought brand new and not used.

I already have this fitbit and love it, so I bought this one for my mother. The box was already opened when it arrived. Hopefully, there won't be any issues with it.

This is definitely a step down from the Fitbit 2 in the capabilities that matter most to me. When Google bought FitBit it seemed like the natural progression of things was to get more expensive but not necessarily more useful. With Inspire 3 *only* phone notifications go through: not any app I select. The timer is capped at one hour as opposed to multiple. Zone minutes tracking seems more easily prompted but you have to tell the watch you’re done exercising for it to quit counting your movement as part of pace calculations. Not a horrible product, the robustness of it and comfort are still there. But that’s about it.

I am fitbit fan and usually use the charge line of their products. I decided to try inspire and overall it’s not as good. Biggest issue is heart rate. During a walking workout the heart rate jumped all over the place from 89 to 197. If you want something to track miles steps and general activity this tracker is good. Anything heart rate or calorie-wise find something that is a better quality.

Ordered two and one came new in a box with all accessories, while the other was thrown in a bag.. nothing else and I assume someone else returned the product. I like the watch so ordered again and got the third in a sealed box - will return the other.

Long time supporter of Apple Watch, but after mine aged and gave out, I decided to give Fitbit a try. I like that they offer smaller screens compared to Apple. I also really loved the idea of using it to track my sleep, however it is VERY rare that it tracks my sleep properly. I often toss and turn at night so I don’t know if the watch gets confused, but it defeats the purpose of tracking sleep given how inaccurate it is. If I wake up to use the bathroom, it tracks that time as my wake up time, although I go back to sleep shortly after (screenshot included).

Heart rate gives a reading one minute then the next, it can’t pick up on it. This is frequent during workouts, in addition to sleep. I’ve tried loosening it, tightening it, have tried multiple places on my wrist to place the watch, but can ONLY pick up on my heart rate if the watch is so close to my hand that if I flick my wrist up the screen vibrates and comes on. This is especially awkward when you’re a light sleeper like me and am often blinded in the night even with “Sleep Mode” on. The “Auto Wake” option is often switched between on and off, yet I don’t change it. Not sure how it happens unless I hit something during activities.

The battery charges fully in usually under an hour, however although I have notifications very minimal, battery has never once lasted the time advertised. I have to charge it about every 3-4 days depending on how many workouts I tracked.

I like the app layout, it shows me all my goals on one page that can be modified for your own goals. It gives you a 6-month free trial and is $79.99 after. You have access to workouts and mindful content obtained from several resources/apps, such as Aura and Calm. It connects to my phone great with no issues, but you do have to leave the app open (running in the background) in order to allow it to sync in real time. It gives you notification reminders if you happen to close the app. Set up was super simple and the actual quality of the watch is durable. I just wish it could monitor everything a bit more accurately (I think all my issues stem from the watch not being able to consistently pick up on my heart rate). The weirdest thing it does is think I’m swimming EVERY time I’m folding laundry LOL. Workout for the day? Complete, per Fitbit.

I purchased my Fitbit on 4/30/25 and just purchased a new Apple Watch today because I don’t feel the Fitbit is accurate and am tired of dealing with the guessing game of steps, sleep, etc. If you’re thinking of switching like I was, not worth it.

I am very disappointed with this Fitbit. I have had it less than a year, and the top of the numbers won't show when displaying the time. I had an Inspire 2 before this one and used it for over 3 years before it stopped working. I purchased another right away because I really like all the information I can get from it. But I am disappointed, I really can't afford to buy another one. I am 77 years old and this helps keep me aware of the amount of exercise I get each day.

I like the Fitbit but 1st of all the band that it comes with is very small! I thought it was just me but my wife even tried it on and it was tight on her as well. I can only buckle it on the second slot of the strap! But I could deal with that or get a new strap not a big deal to me!

The real issue is the inaccuracy! I was driving a tow truck all day today! Tow trucks & pretty much all trucks are very bouncy! I watched the step counter go up every time we went over a bump causing my arm to move! Even while we were on the highway doing 70mph! I could understand if we were stuck in traffic doing 2-3 mph & my arm moves up & down it could mistake me for walking but at 70 mph?

It's a shame because I really liked it & I'm getting more into fitness now & wanted a reliable pedometer & something that would track approximately how many calories I burned & I thought I found the solution!

But don't take my word for it! Seriously! Try it out yourself! It might work perfectly for your application!

This worked excellently for the first month. The app offers many insights like heart rate variability and activity level, and I like the detailed information about sleep stages. I also liked how you can track different exercises, though I wish there was a stationary bike option. There is also a timer, stopwatch, and guided relaxation feature built in. When comparing this to how many steps my phone tracked, it seemed pretty accurate. I would like it if there were more watch faces, including horizontal ones, and the ability to make custom ones. Only one watch face showed seconds, which I wanted, but the design itself didn't look very good. The wristband also seemed to attract dust easily.

Still, I was happy until a few days ago, when the screen started glitching while scrolling. I also noticed the heart rate would sometimes jump unreasonably high, like 160, while doing something as simple as walking at a slow pace (I've struggled to get as high as 160 while running on a treadmill). This is a problem because it will cause the Fitbit to overestimate how many calories you're burning. I didn't notice these issues in the first few weeks. Luckily, this started two days before my return window but if it had happened a little bit later, I would have been stuck with a glitchy device. I'm not sure if this was only an unlucky defect with mine, but it's something to keep in mind. I might try rebuying because I was happy with the device before the glitches started.