Inspire 3

i got an inspire 3 because my apple watch feels too thick and clunky to sleep or work out with. i wear my apple watch during my normal days but fitbit for sleep and the gym. the battery life is better as someone else mentioned, but other than that it was really just personal preference for a thinner

I’d stick with the Insipire 3. If you just used for those applications it’ll cover it. The only other from Fitbit that is similar is the Charge 6, that has more stuff like the built in GPS (kinda flaky depending the situation, since it is a small antenna), ECG and a few other things, that you might

My fitbit luxe was on the way out for years. Got in to exercise and replaced it with an Inspire 3. Battery is great and I don't need it to be too in depth so works for me!

I just moved over to a Amazfit Active 2 ($99)from my Fitbit inspire 3 after it died. I’ve had it for a week and absolutely love it, it tracks workouts pretty great and I can tweak the layout so everything I use is accessed quick. I’m not a hiker but if I was I would look into the TREX 3 ($169 on ama

I have had the fitbit luxe in the past and when it died I switched to Inspire 3. Both perfect for my super tiny wrists but Inspire 3 has a much better battery life!

My Fitbit broke recently after having it for years. I hesitated to replace it because I felt like I didn't use it that much and had even recently turned off phone notifications so they weren't on my wrist distracting me. The things that ended up getting me to buy another (but significantly less expe

I'm truly enjoying this tracker so far, so I wanted to offer a breakdown for others who might be considering it. Before this, I used the Inspire HR, then the Inspire 2 (both for a year). I've had this tracker for four days so far. It's been a nice upgrade with no major gripes.

Battery life: current

I recently purchased the fitbit inspire 3 - I’m a fan!! It definitely gets the job done re tracking sleep, steps, and workouts. Also been wearing it for 8 days straight with no need to charge though I will have to do maybe tomorrow. I also think it might be on sale on amazon right now?

I recently bought my first wearable in a while and had a budget of $600. I still ended up going with the relatively cheap Inspire 3 because it hit most of my criteria: Small, comfortable form factor. No monthly subscription required for tracking features. All wearables have privacy risks, but I trus

A simple Fitbit will do this. I wear my regular watch on my left wrist and a small Fitbit Inspire 3 on my right wrist. A full charge lasts about three weeks and barely notice wearing it.