Fitbit Inspire

Now the Fitbit Inspire 3, like all the Fitbit fitness trackers, have some of their more in-depth features locked behind their Fitbit premium service w...

Apart from the cons I really think it's one of my best purchases of 2019 for my fitness and health and tracking and I highly recommend obviously it's ...

So overall, for the price, I feel like you're getting a lot of value and a better product than what the previous generation or previous models has off...

So in the end, how do I wrap this up? Well, the Inspire 3 is a really small compact device. It's very simple to use, has accurate health, long term tr...

**Fitbit inspire 2**: Correct 66.7% deep, 66% light, 64.4% REM, 90.5% Awake. Fitbit Sense: Correct 47.1% deep, 55.2% light, ***39.6% REM***, 75.4% Awake. **Garmin vivosmart 3**: 69.7% for deep, light and REM and 73.4% on Awake.

Summary: Changed/raised to three stars. No more than three stars due to strange aggravating problems in the beginning. I think I will keep it but honestly I have a nice watch so this is redundant for me (read my original review to see why I have it at all). Having more than one watch face on the sam...

I'm pretty tight with money and the Inspire was fine, but there was 1 piece of information I cared about that FitBit/Google required me to get a new device for, for no good reason. That's the Active Zone Minutes, which is equivalent to Intensity Minutes (which tracks the CDC recommendation for Adult activity). You see I'm not a sports or fitness person, but I stay active to stay healthy, this is my main fitness goal. And I think having a device to track your activity engages you to pay attention, which in turn keeps you accountable.

Little disappointed!! I read many reviews and debated on the Inspire or Inspire HR. I am peteit and both seemed smaller in size. Only difference I could tell was that the HR had a constant heart rate monitor and would track a few extra sport activities. I chose the Inspire. It leaves a lot to be des...

They're a bit less user friendly but in terms of what it can do/track it's a huge upgrade. There are no paywall features that I have encountered so far and I've been very impressed and satisfied with it. Definitely worth the investment in my opinion.

I love the big digital numbers for time, and right below that, the number of steps, although those are quite small. I also really like that it gives you the battery charge percentage. That said, other than the time display, these others are a bit random. I look down expecting to see my steps, and th...