Inspire 3

Am I crazy or why is this page so negative? Honestly Fitbit seems to offer pretty affordable products with fairly accurate information (according to the quantified scientist on youtube). I think especially if you look at price comparison to especially Garmin or Apple, Fitbit has some pretty great pr

I also have an Apple Watch & Inspire 3. Bought the Fitbit Air after a lot of the hype. I initially liked the minimalist no display aspect of the Air in that you put it on and forget about it (especially as I have an Apple Watch on the other wrist). It didn’t look like a tracker and so I wouldn’t loo

Finally took the plunge and upgraded from a Charge 4 which I had been using for years to an Inspire 3. Why might you ask did I opt for an Inspire instead of a Charge 6? Price point primarily, as the Inspire is about $40-50 cheaper, but surprisingly also the slim form factor and the leaner features.

If you do a comparison on google's website: https://store.google.com/magazine/google_pixel_watch_compare?hl=en-GB&toggler0=Google+Fitbit+Air&toggler1=Fitbit+Inspire+3&toggler2=Fitbit+Sense+2 - worse battery life than inspire 3 (7 vs 10 days) - more expensive than inspire 3 currently - fitness plans, a

Fitbit Inspire 3 with elasticated fabric bands. Really cheap, very lightweight, 10 day battery life and does exactly what I need.

I've been using Fitbit Charge 5 for four years and it works great. Sleep/wake times are accurate, it reliably distinguishes between being awake in bed and sleeping, and their sleep score is very indicative of whether I'm sleeping during my optimal window or not. Here's an example of my data Fitbit

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

You should checkout Fitbit Inspire 3, better accuracy and within budget. It does have a monthly subscription of 99 or 999 annually (if they are running offers you might get 6 months subscription free).

Used my fitbit inspire 3 for years and got the fitbit air at launch. Despite what whiny crybabies say on reddit, the new google app is an uprage from the old fitbit app. The tracker is an amazing value for $100. As a garmin edge user myself when it comes to cycling, I can tell you the Garmin app is

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.