Inspire 3

Fitbit Specifically the Inspire 3 (iirc) . Yes it requires the fitbit app to work, neat little health tracker if your in need of one, ...

Hey all, I used to be a Fitbit user about 7 years ago. Since then, I had been an Apple Watch user. While I was happy with the metrics, I sold my Apple Watch because I was getting overwhelmed by notifications plus I started hating the weight on my wrist.

Since I sold it, I started missing all the go

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

Hi,

I did a sleep study at the hospital recently, and was diagnosed with sleep apnea. I was suspicious after seeing the sleep results on my inspire for a while.

Here are some value comparison between the sleep study and the inspire.

REM sleep : 36min inspire 36.5min study

Wake time : 58min insp

Sadly, the one thing that helped most was pacing and patience. My brain fog always lifted in weird healing shifts - like I was extra terrible for 3 days, then I woke up 30% better. My list: compression stockings (too ADHD to think about about leggings..) lying down as much as I possibly can. Sit in

Sleep, steps, distance, calories burned, and resting heart rate is pretty much all I use my Inspire 3 for. My old Fitbit app was forcefully changed to the new app and I was preparing for the worst based on the comments here, but I did a couple of things that have simplified the app to make it ok for

I also use an Apple Watch (SE3 40mm), however, I have preordered the Fitbit Air. I intend to keep using my Apple Watch on my dominant wrist, and the Air on my non-dominant, which is what I am currently doing with my Inspire 3. Why? I enjoy the Apple Watch’s smart features and it’s health data, but I

I've been using a Fitbit inspire 3 since it's the closest thing I found to a (almost) screenless band without the insane whoop subscription. And for the price, Fitbit air is exactly what I'm looking for and the hardware is newer too. Just hoping that someone will make a bicep band next.

My wife and I had wake up at different times so regular alarms are a bit of an annoyance for each other. Instead, we bought a couple FitBits. The vibrating alarm works great. You could also use something fancy like a galaxy or apple watch, but they're pretty expensive if all you want is the alarm. Y

After using a Charge 5 for about 18 months, I’ve switched to the Inspire 3. I wanted to write an honest review of my experience with the Inspire 3 after having it for about two weeks.

Screen size: At first, I was nervous about the smaller screen size. I felt like the Charge 5 was perfect - not too