Fitbit Inspire 3 Fitness Tracker – Advanced Health Insights with Stress Management, Workout Intensity & Sleep Tracking, 24/7 Heart Rate, Includes Small and Large Classic Bands - Midnight Zen/Black

This was a replacement for the inspire 2 and it was well worth it. Very easy to set up and sync. I like that the watch can be set to stay on all the time if you want it that way. Very accurate. It also has a phone finder which is nice. Connects very well. I've only been wearing mine for 5 days and so far the battery life is good, I still have about 50% left.

the new design is great, bigger face. bigger clock, my inspire 2 lasted quite some time, sensors went bad. but watch still worked

I have an Apple "smart" watch (which I call "my Apple Stupid Watch") which is useful for telling me when I have a phone call or a text message, but it won't record bike rides, hiking, outdoor walking etc. unless I respond to its annoying thwacks on my wrist to tell it to record. Same with sleep -- the Apple watch won't record my sleep unless I fall asleep inside the "sleep focus" time period, and even then it doesn't record it. --- I bought this Fitbit because I knew from the one I had in the past that it would record my sleep, bike rides, etc., automatically, without my having to tell it to. My only disappointment is that it no longer produces on my phone the nice graphics display it used to have for sleep modes. Instead the graphics are choppy, monotone, not fun to look at. But it tells me when I slept and how I slept, and that's what I want to know. Thanks, Fitbit, for being smarter than the smarty-pants watch.

I love Fitbit and I was so sad that the straps on my old one broke off and couldn’t be put back on so I had to get a new one and this one’s pretty good. It’s got a long battery life and it is good for exactly what I use it for which is steps, but it will also track sleep and do a lot of other things And the price point is pretty good too. I’m sorry that Fitbit isn’t a company anymore, but if I can keep getting them on Amazon, I will be happy.

I’ve been so happy with this purchase! I wanted something to track my steps and sleep without being expensive, bulky, or overly complicated and this fit the bill perfectly. It’s simple, comfortable on my wrist (tip: wear it a little loose), and easy to use. I’ve told myself for years that I need to walk more, and this is the one thing that finally got me moving. Accountability at its best!

A little small for a man but still good features. Not everyone wants those huge tracking watches

I bought this a while ago and waited to write a review to see if it improved or if I hated it less. I don’t - I just hate it more. Save your money and buy something else. It’s terrible. I wanted an inexpensive fitness tracker I could also wear in the water. I previously hade a Luxe and while it wasn’t the greatest, it was functional. I could easily track my 6 most used fitness types, set intervals, and easily change bands. Fitbit took all that and ruined it. CONS: 1. Took away the exercise shortcuts. Instead it now tracks your three most recently used, even if it wasn’t an exercise you did recently. Like the way it tells me I’m on the elliptical when I’m actually doing my hair in the morning. Why? Zero reason. People have submitted notifications regarding the lost functionality and Fitbit is more than aware that people don’t like it. The answer has a gag-inducing “maybe you’ll find something new” as you have to scroll down the endless list of exercises you may never do. I will never ever ever need snowboarding, but I have to scroll past it to get to all my common workouts which lucky me - are all toward the end (walking, weights, workout, yoga, Pilates). Fitbit’s aware because people have been complaining on the forums - they just don’t care. 2. You can’t choose an interval other than 30 minutes. Or - you CAN choose one, it just won’t work. You’re supposed to be able to go into your no longer functional exercise shortcuts, choose interval, and then set the kind of interval you want. And it’ll look like it worked. I guess because the shortcuts no longer work, the ability to change the interval length doesn’t either. And once you hit those 30 minutes the app stops tracking the intervals. You’re done. Freaking useless. Edit: ok you CAN set intervals, but only using the device itself, which for this model means a super tiny screen with even tinier numbers. Setting the intervals on the device face is incredibly frustrating versus being able to use the app to do so. So still a con. 3. The band! Fitbit took what was the easiest band to change out and over-engineered it into the most complicated crap imaginable. It used to be super easy to change out bands - click the inside bit and the band released, pop the other one in. Now it has this bizarre complicated pin thing that’s just about impossible to set correctly without 3 hands and which is NOT secure. If you don’t get the stupid pin in just the right place it’ll come out and the band may disengage. Why? Just why????? I cannot WAIT to be attempting to change out a band only to have that pin thing go flicking out somewhere and getting lost, rendering the band and Fitbit useless. 4. The new charger. Instead of the easy attach/detach magnetic one, this one clicks on and then you have to get your thumbnail between the charger part and the Fitbit to pry the two items apart. Fun for people with arthritic fingers! Pro: can be used in the water. That’s it. Everything else about it sucks so so so much. I don’t want to sink several hundred dollars into an Apple Watch. I just want a decent little fitness tracker that tracks my basic exercises and doesn’t enrage me every single time I wear it. This ain’t it. Bottom line: don’t waste your money

Works well with the app wish it did blood pressure but it great quality and I like