Fitbit Inspire 3 Activity Tracker with 6-months Premium
Fitbit Inspire 3 Activity Tracker with 6-months Premium Membership Included, up to 10 days battery life and Daily Readiness Score
| Size: | Small |
| Dimensions: | 3.93 x 1.86 x 1.17 cm; 130 Grams |
| Brand: | Fitbit |
| Model: | FB424BKBK |
| Colour: | Black/Midnight Zen |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | Fitbit |
| Age: | Youth |
| Department: | Unisex |
| Dimensions: | 3.93 x 1.86 x 1.17 cm; 130 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | Small |
Great price and produc
First time trying this product. All I wanted really was a good wrist watch so I won’t have to finger my phone in public . The great thing is it synchs with the iPhone. But not the other way around. The iPhone won’t capture steps taken by watch in absence of phone, a little . Annoying but not a deal breaker. Great colour yellow which I love.
Nice but fiddly
Bought this to have something that’s compatible with other fitness and health apps on my phone. Seems to have potential, but you need to educated yourself more than other devices I’ve used.
neat and accurate
I use this product to keep a track of my daily footsteps and sleep which it does very well. Pity there are no instructions with it or a web tutorial. It has a lot of functions which I have no idea what they are or how to use them.
I’ve had fitbit for 10 plus years and really enjoy the app interface and band styling – I did switch to Apple Watch when google took over and dropped all the challenges and work week hustle etc.. Boooo google Booooo. eventually I got fed up with having to charge Apple watch daily so switched back to FB. I don’t use the GPS feature but everything else is left on and I comfortably get between 10 & 11 days use without having to plug it in again . So, it stays with me everywhere I go, small and unnoticed. Just doing it’s thing 24/7
The pictures show hours in use before getting to 10% battery .
Works well
Does what you expect from a fitbit with the quality and adaptability of higher priced items. Having used other trackers in addition to this and previous fitbit, I can verify they one of the best and most acurate.
Great product but short battery life
This is the best tracker I have had (my third) and it does a great job of keeping track of how my heart is working. The battery life is disappointing, though. I only get 2 -3 days before I have to recharge and I need an elastic band to hold it in place when charging. I would buy direct from manufacturer another time. My sister has no problem with the battery life on hers so perhaps I’ve just been unlucky.
Generally pleased with this purchase
Functions are pretty good and I like the app. There aren’t many choices for the clock face and most are quite unattractive in my opinion – the default one I think is the nicest. It can be a bit slow to respond to taps/ wrist movement awakening. I like the prompt to move around. The sleep tracking is very interesting but hard to know how accurate it is in the detail. It takes a while to learn all the functions and how to navigate round them but that’s fine. I bought the slim size one because I have small wrists but then do need my reading glasses to read the text and symbols – but that’s not the fault of the product! It paired with my iPhone without any problems so I can receive message alerts etc which is good. All in all good value
I’ve had about 8 budget trackers so far, and this is easily the most accurate. My Xaomi Band (30) is only partly useful, getting the hours right but reporting nonsense for the sleep cycles. The Inspire 3 (80) is worth saving up for. It is reported in scientific tests as being 85% accurate compared with a professional medical setup, and that seems about right. Even the best iWatches only get 92%. Keep in mind that Fitbit devices are all kind of buggy, so make a allowances for that and it functions very well. I have both on the same arm. The braided straps are from Ali Express, very cheap but good.
I am very satisfied. It’s helping me stay active, tracking walks and workouts if I have my phone it tracks the GPS but still gives a rough distance without it. . Giving me lots of interesting health insights. Battery life is great. Watch functions are brilliant, smart wake up alarm, countdown timer, I use them all the time. I have noticed long time users upset about Google taking a dump on the app. It is very ugly, Google material design is getting really old now, but all the data is there, I never used the old one so cannot compare. It does everything I want , looks great, battery lasts ages. It’s a shame that Google are doing their best to destroy the Fitbit brand, but as far as it goes this is a great device and I am very happy with it.
The bracelet is the weak poi
The fitbit is fine but the bracelet is a design weakness and will fail in 2 years and you will have to buy a new fitbit as all the replacement bracelets never seem to work as the weakness is the connection between the fitbit and the bracelet and once it has failed it is never the same again.9
Very good
It’s not the first one I have had, and I didn’t want an all dinging all dancing one. So this one is perfect has everything I need. If you are thinking of buying one – go for it it’s good.
Love this watch, bought it to count my steps in a sponsored walk but is much more that that, it records my sleep, breathing, heart rate, etc. good to have a spare strap, easy to charge, easy to connect to your phone.
Grea
I had an old Fitbit for a number of years and was pleased with it but this one has ironed out the few niggles I had the old one. The battery charger clips on to the watch and the dial is activated by movement rather than the old button to press.
Nice, low profile smartwatch
Bought for my wife as a way to track steps, and as an entry level smartwatch it’s very good! Step tracking works well and you can manually enter when you’re exercising. You can also link it up to your phone to get notifications of messages and calls. It’s nice because it isn’t too big and flash, although the smaller screen may be an issue for anyone with limited eyesight or dexterity.
Fitbi
Seems fine, not sure how accurate the steps counter is, but I’ve only got short legs !
Never had one before, and it suits my simple purposes as a health monotor for a 70 year old
I djust monitor my BMI, Heartrate and sleep . . . I certainly don’t exercise, just walk
Fitbit - Generally better than Inspire HR.
I really love this and it is as good as my old inspire HR, plus it has the find my phone function.
The only annoying things are that it’s difficult to turn the alarm off completely as it goes easily to snooze, and you can’t set the countdown for more than an hour.
Apart from that, it’s great!
Small and comfortable
Love it but had to resort to Google several times:
Wasn’t vibrating to indicate a text/call
Didn’t display when I flicked my wrist
So very annoying but sorted it out eventually.
I do love that it’s quite small and the strap is comfortable.
Affordable version of a Fitbit tracke
I bought this for my daughter who wanted to try out a tracker so we decided to go for a relatively cheap version of the Fitbit range in case she didn’t take to it. It is really good for the money, in part because of the really good Fitbit app which I prefer to Apple Health.
The tracker itself is better than expected given the cost (it was on offer at the time of purchase) and is just as accurate as my much more pricey Sense 2. It doesn’t have built in GPS so you need to have your phone with you to get the full advantage but otherwise it is very good with an extremely good battery life
Very easy to use
The fibit arrived on time. The strap was easily attached. Easy to connect to the App. I did not want the whole package of what this can monitor and just did the steps, distance, calories, zone, sleep, activity which it prompts you every hour if you have not completed your 250 steps and active zone minutes. I find that the fitbit challenges me to do more exercise every week. Very pleased with this and would highly recommend i
Love it!
Didn’t really want a fitness watch but was persuaded to get one. Must admit I’m quite addicted to it now. I reviewed a lot of fitness watches/trackers and this was well rated. I like how I can track my sleep pattern and it’s actually made me more active as I get a buzz when I’ve surpassed my goals. The battery life is very good- I charge it every 9-10 days and the colour is lovely.
Well having tried a super linking device that was inaccurate, I tried this. Absolutely brilliant, light on the wrist, great and accurate data. Couple of weeks now Nd don’t even notice it on my wrist. It may not suit all, but why add msg and phone elements, if you want a fitness device. For me great value, technology has its place, but get the product that does the job well, not the product that does all inaccurately.
Bought this for my wife and it looks great as it is a perfect size for her. The charger is easy to use and it links easily to her phone
Product is professionally packaged, as a result item was received undamaged. The device is secured & displayed attractively in a Fitbit branded box. The box has separate compartments to store a larger strap length and charger.
Item was received promptly in line with Prime users next day delivery promise.
There are both positives and negatives associated with this product.
Positives:
1) Easy to use and navigate around both the device its self and the Fitbit app. On the inside of the box there are three steps to get started, download the app, charge the device and sync. The syncing was simple to do by using Bluetooth on a smartphone. I personally used an IPhone to pair to the device.
2) The device feels comfortable to wear. The device itself feels much like the texture of a modern day smart phone, which the straps are made of a rubber/silicon material. I had to use the larger strap option as my wrist has a circumference of 7.5 inches. The watch is light weight to wear and securely fastened with a buckle like closure.
3) The device is attractive to wear and on trend for activity tracking accessories currently on the market.
4) The applications on the device are; clear, concise and can be personalised for the user. It is easy to reduce the visual noise of all the features on the device by changing its settings. The device allows a user to customise goals and notifications to suit the focus of the customer.
Negatives:
1) The length of the charging wire is very short, resulting in the device hanging when charged via the wall. I would recommend the manufacturer double the length of the current wire to allow the device to be comfortable secured when charging. Alternatively, customer may opt to charge device through another device, e.g. laptop.
Overall, I would highly recommend this product, particularly for customers wanting to increase their wellbeing without having to up skill in technology.
Fitbit Inspire - good upgrade
Bought this to replace my work horse Fitbit Charge 4 after the strap clips broke and couldn’t be repaired.
Less information on smaller screen but in colour and longer battery life of 10 days instead of 5.
Well worth the outlay.
Does everything I want it to
One thing I didn’t like was the strap, so have changed it for a fabric one.
Fits great on my wrist, screen is clear, can’t tell I am wearing it.
If you carry some weight around your wrist then the sensors on the side will switch the screen on, not good for when you are sleeping. I have switched the Auto Wake off but still switches o
I’d give it 4.5 out of 5 as it’s not perfect.
I love the feel, the app, the ‘find phone’ feature and the programs included with the phone.
Sometimes the ‘turn wrist to show time’ feature turns itself off when the watch resets. That annoys me but it’s a minor complaint as I can just turn it back on in 10 seconds.
The premium app feature are so good that I was blown away when I first got the watch.
Overall, pretty decent and good value for money.
Best purchase of 2023
I never thought I’d be one of those people to buy a fitbit but on a whim, I did. I love it! Honestly the best thing I’ve bought this year. It tells me everything I need to know and has really motivated me on my staying fit journey. I’m more aware of when I’m not moving especially in these times where everyone office based works from home.
I also got 6 months premium free, which was amazing. I’ve been really using the features such as the free workouts.
Dont even think about it and just buy one. They’re actually life changing.
Does everything I wa
I was after a decent basic fitbit. It’s fine. Don’t have to charge often (I generally top it up 10 minutes every other day). There’s no subscription required for the basic features, which is all I need. Not having had one before, I found set up and operation a little complicated, but OK. Now that I’m used to it, the features I like are easy to access.
I particularly like the fact that it communicates with my phone to display emails and messages. Handy when I’m travelling and don’t want to take my phone out.
This watch is great and I love the colour but I had the previous watch version two and it seems to me that this watch doesn’t hold the charge as long as the previous version.the face the very clear and I do love using this but you will need to c charge the watch more often if you were used to the previous style
Got this as a replacement for my Fitbit1 as it was the only one that can be used as a clip on as well as a watch. You just have to remember to set it to ‘clipped on body’ mode if you want to use it that way.
Much better battery life than my previous Fitbit which means I don’t have to take charger when I go away. It’s also not bulky as I have a narrow wrist so doesn’t look ridiculous. Reasonable for the price
I’ve tried a couple of watches just lately, but sent them back. Although there isn’t much to choose from in colour, I’m already pleased with this one. Nice and light, you don’t realise you are wearing it.. does all I need it to do, so far seems accurate on my steps, so all good
Perfect for small wrists
It perfect fit a big front screen comfortable to wear durable big enough time display track my sleeping steps and everything as advertised very happy with purchase recommend to anyone who likes fit bit but only wants a small one
Bought this to replace my ancient Alta as the battery started needing charging every day. The battery charge on this watch lasts 10 days so is great. Also I couldn’t see my Alta in bright sunlight but can see this one. I like the lilac numbers.
I just wanted a reliable watch which could encourage me to move more and keep an eye on my steps and heart rate . I recently started exercising more and pleased to see my heart rate stats improving. The watch does so much more, most of it wasted on me. So it does what I need and feels comfortable and is reliable and I like it.
I wanted a fitness tracker without features that I didn’t think I needed. The battery life on this is really long and it tracks steps, activity, heart rate and sleep. It came with Fitbit Premium that has loads of workouts and recipes included. Great value and high quality.
We got two of these for my wife and I. I’ve had no issues with mine but my wife’s was dead on arrival and had to be exchanged. The replacement then started having Bluetooth connect issues and required a full reset.
The app gives good data and we generally find the tracking of steps to pretty accurate, along with easy tracking of exercise.
The tracker is light and comfortable on the wrist, with none of the rash issues we’ve had with earlier straps. You get both a small and large strap in the box, so no need to select your size on ordering as you had to with previous models.
The main gripe is the text size. The watch face can be configured to fill the screen, but whereas previous devices enabled you to tap through the data such as steps and heart beat at full screen size, the config here only allows this data to show as sub text at a much smaller font.
For my wife this was a major gripe as she likes to check her heart rate during exercise and found it hard to see it on the screen.
Overall, as we didn’t want a full watch-sized tracker, this fits the bill and is one of the few of this type of tracker still on the market. Our previous Fitbits have died after a couple of years, so time will tell if this model is any more robust.
Light and not obtrusive, it’s easy to wear. The bpm reading seems to conform to another device I use. It doesn’t always pick up the step I do on a step device in my gym. It’s fine and I’d recommend it wholeheartedly if it were a bit cheaper.
It’s actually really good for tracking your sleep schedule and minutes of exercise via heartrate. I’m trying to take my health more seriously and this is great, I only need to charge is every 11 ish days so I can just sleep with it and wear it all day and night. Shame about the subscription thing. Kinda hate the paywall for software. This is excellent for tracking sleep though because you barely take it off and don’t have to remember to log your sleep in different apps I’ve tried. It may seem a little expensive but it’s worth it to me
The colour and quality material are perfect. It doesn’t pick up my activity very well . When I do the weights sometimes it does not recognise it or it thinks I am swimming. It is the best for running and walking not for other exercises.
This is quite a good fitness watch , I was disappointed that unlike my old Fitbit it doesn’t count flights climbed. The screen is easy to read and quite strong, my other one became cracked but still kept going in spite of that.
It’s much easier to read outside which is a bonus.
I like how compact and minimal the design is. Although it isn’t the best for step count due to it thinking certain arm movements are steps, the bpm seems to be fairly accurate so combined with the gps from your phone it will messure your walks or run data pretty well. I imagine it’s good value for money as FitBit do have experience in developing decent products, and I’m sure this model will be using the same algorithms as the more expensive ones for data collection.
Also you can receive texts if it’s connected to your phone, which is useful if you have a Job where you can’t have your phone on you all the time. Just means you can see any urgent messages from people which is pretty handy!
Would recommend for people who want to track their exorcise, diet and weight, but don’t want to spend loads.
Less sleek than Inspire 2, but brighter scree
Bought it as a replacement of Inspire 2 that was chewed by my dog. Looks bulkier and less sleek than Inspire 2, but has brighter screen. Can choose interesting display settings. But I feel like I charge it more often than Inspire 2. Overall quite happy with i
pretty useful
he sp02 and heart monitor isn’t to accurate , but generally its not bad for the money, i like the sleep tracking its finally made me go to bed earlier to get more than 5 hours sleep.
Good to help with general health
Bought as a present for my wife. She was keen to improve her fitness, loose some weight etc
This Fitbit is good, smaller than others in the range, and doesnt look to big on wrist. Reports data on calories, active minutes, sleep etc. After a few days, she was comfortable with it. Now uses it daily to monitor calories, active minutes. The Sleep data is not very accurate > It only logs Deep Sleep acurately
Fitbit only sell 3 Bands, but private sellers offer various other types. Changing them is “Fiddly” and needs practice. Overall a good purchase, given its costs and data produced
Great product! A real game changer!
The device is as endless as excel with what it can do for you! Provides consistent accurate, quality data which assists me in my fitness and well being decisions every day! Fantastic buy!!
I used inspire 2 in the past, then upgraded to charge 5. It was heavier, bulkier and had shorter battery life, and eventually decided to get an inspire 3. It s amazing. You forget that it s there, and it has most of charge 5 capabilities (at least the ones I use).
fItbIt is high quality
The fitbit is good, it tracks my sleep well and tells me when i go into a light sleep or deep which is interesting information, it also monitors heart rate to. HIghly recommend this produc
i bought this for my son to help him wake up in the mornings – the vibrating slient alarm is very effective for me. he could not use it at first because the 3 had compatibility issues with a Samsung Fold… he tells me they are fixed now. However check efore you buy.
That said, the battery life is amazing and though I am no athlete I feel naked without my Inspire 2 keeping an eye on my stats.
Also be aware that Google bought Fitbit a while back and is now killing off a lot of its features in order to push their own line of fitness trackers. Typical modern corporate monopolist bs. I’d worry about current Fitbit trackers getting bricked altogether sometime in the future.
Best Purchase in a longtime! This Fitbit Inspire 3 is a Fantastic upgrade to my Inspire the strap is much more durable & well thought of. I really like that the Steps are more Bold & visible. Heart rate & Sleep information is very informative too. Overall, very pleased with my purchase & would recommend it to friends & family.
New year, new me and a beautiful Fitbit Inspire 3 to help me on my way.
Being the obsessive I am, I researched every tracker out there and settled on this little beauty.
It’s slim, the yellow/orange band really stands out and contrasts great with the black of the device
Set up via the app was simple, I activated the free 6 months Fitbit premium but won’t keep it beyond that as it not really worth the price.
I was a bit worried the screen wound be too small, it’s actually a good size, great clarity and very responsive. Anything else that needs to be done is very simple via the app, adding exercise, updates, changing faces etc.
Great accuracy of steps, heart rate, sleep patterns, workouts and being able to see what you’ve done that day does spur you on.
Battery life seems good, I’ve only disabled the always on display and left everything else working and 6 days after a full charge I’m still sitting at 41%, so the estimate 10 day life seems accurate.
The package you receive is, device, one large, one small strap and the charger, warranty and quick start guide, download the app, charge it up and away you go.
It’s definable worth the money.
At my advanced age (77), I was a bit sceptical that this would be worth buying for me: it certainly is. Paired to the app on my phone (which was child’s play) it tells me all about my exercise, distance walked daily, pulse rate, oxygen level and sleep pattern (etc., etc.). It encourages me to walk more and helps me to see where I am on the scale of activity. It is very comfortable to wear even at night. The “reports” that you get back online are very professional and impressive. I never though I would even consider getting one at my age; but I am delighted that I did. There are more features than I need but they may well be just what you want. It is very obviously well made.
Basic functions are ok – steps sleep etc. But options such as alarms, reminders to move, notifications & exercise are all limited to being set on the watch. It’s a small screen and it’s difficult to see what’s what – I specifically chose this Fitbit for it’s size. The functions could do with being on the watch and the app. I am not likely to buy another Fitbit because of this
I bought this as a replacement for the Inspire HR and its an improvement and more accurate. It still does not seem to get it right over when I am asleep at night or awake. I also find there is now so much detail on the screen and it is so fine, it can be difficult to read with my aging eyesight.
I wanted to be able to track my basic progress wrt to heart rate, recovery times, etc. etc. I wasn’t really interested in a Smart Watch … I find those physically too big when working out with free weights and weight machines.
My main criteria was it had to :
1/ Be comfortable and non restrictive when working out
2/ show the time (clearly)
3/ have a mobile app to track progress/show history
4/ track/show heart rate
5/ track sleep pattern
6/ long battery life between charges
This Fitbit Inspire 3 met all my requirement and a lot more – it is really comfortable and definitely doesn’t get in the way while working out… and I hardly notice I am wearing it at night.
I find navigating around the actual Fitbit very easy – swipe left/right, up/down and tap for action… my only minor observation is only about 60% of the shiny 1 inch front display is actually used/functional – I would imagine the physical size of the Fitbit is due to the battery size, just a shame they couldn’t have utilised the physical size to increase the display size of the screen… but it’s not a bit problem for me.
Overall, I find the Fitbit Inspire 3 absolutely perfect – does exactly what I need (and A LOT more), great mobile app for tracking/showing history, comfortable to wear, waterproof for swimming and a long battery life between charges.
At 69.99 (January 2023), I would say that is good value and would definitely recommend if you’re looking for decent activity tracker (remembering, this is NOT a ‘Smart Watch’, this is a a activity tracker only).
Does everything I want it to. I will add that it’s a replacement for the Fitbit I got just over a year ago. The battery life on that one diminished to the point where it was unusable. I googled it and discovered that most Fitbits become like this in a 1-2 yr lifespan. The company don’t offer a refund. I’d therefore recommend this product with the proviso that it’ll last two years tops.