Fitbit
Inspire 3
Based on 643 Reddit mentions
$79.95
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oh-where-oh-where has my fitbit gone?🥺👋
I just got a Garmin yesterday and am trying it out. So sad, as a loyal 15-year Fitbit customer. I loved my little inspire 3, but Google has ruined the whole brand.
CalyxTeren in r/fitbit
June 11, 2026 3:42 PM
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Google retiring all Fitbit accounts 2/26 - Warning especially to minors with Fitbits!
I just received an email stating that all fitbit accounts will become unusable on 2/26 and must be transitioned to Google accounts before then.
I posted on the fitbit Inspire forums here:
...bengalih in r/fitbit
October 20, 2025 8:37 PM
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Don’t ever get up to go pee in the middle of the night!
My sleep is wildly inaccurate now, with Google Health showing me awake for hours in the middle of the night. I'm not even getting up to go to the bathroom, so I have no idea why it's doing it. I really hate all these stupid updates and just want the simple Fitbit app back. If I hadn't just bought th
...thewolfwalker in r/fitbit
July 29, 2026 11:35 PM
10
Fitbit Community banned me
I got banned because I would not be quiet about how the update basically made the Inspire 3 unusable. They repeatedly deleted my posts critiquing the update and their failure to address the issue and I repeatedly posted their emails to me saying they deleted them. They couldn’t take criticism about
...phlox1313 in r/fitbit
December 20, 2024 2:53 AM
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MEGATHREAD: Fitbit / Google Health Alternatives, App Replacements, and Device Switching
I have a Fitbit inspire 3. I am really not loving it since the switch to Google health. Is there an alternative under $300 that accurately tracks sleep!
No_Smile_9674 in r/fitbit
July 28, 2026 10:04 PM
9
How has sleep tracking been on the Fitbit air?
I think it’s the google health app, not your Fitbit. I’ve been getting weird readings on it from my Inspire 3 as well.
K-Sparkle8852 in r/fitbit
June 14, 2026 4:02 PM
9
Google's Whoop competitor is here, Fitbit Air starts at $99
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
...angelox6 in r/fitbit
May 7, 2026 5:05 PM
9
Inspire 3 Notifications Keep Stop Working
I recently switched to an Inspire 3 from a Garmin device because I liked how small it was. I have small wrists and I don't like wearing bulky things on my wrist in the winter when I'm layering sweaters, coats, mittens, etc. Although I use the fitness tracking, the primary purpose for this device was
...FredsCrankyMom in r/fitbit
October 23, 2025 2:19 PM
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Make Up Your Mind About My "Readiness"
I agree that I have been under-training because I just went through a busy season at work. But where are my "high readiness" workouts to "get back on track". This is from my free preview of Premium for getting a new Inspire 3. I don't think I will be renewing it. And again so sad that Google is runn
...jelyla in r/fitbit
October 17, 2025 1:04 PM
16
Yours Truly, Frustrated fitbitter
It's the Inspire 3. And actually, I have been selecting the exercise on the fitbit itself. It's not rendering my exercises useless, it's just I would like it to be well, accurate. I'm 100% ready to accept that it's user-error but man, this is frustrating
THE_YoStabbaStabba in r/fitbit
June 22, 2026 1:58 PM
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