The features I like most about the Inspire 3 are: - Colour display - Great display customisation/personalisation options - Ability to have text messages received displayed on the fitbit (and reply with some quick templates responses) when my phone is nearby (Android phone). - Great range of health monitoring features, step count, heart rate, sleep rating etc. - Fitbit app remains very good and easy to use. My only wish for future models would be for the display to take up a bit more of the face, but this is a minor point overall.

It’s hard to lose weight and stay healthy if you don’t keep track of your physical condition on a daily basis, which is why it’s a good idea to invest in a fitness tracker, such as the Fitbit Inspire 3. The Inspire 3 is one of the smaller, lighter, and less expensive products in Fitbit’s lineup, and the question is whether or not it can offer everything you need in a fitness tracker despite its minimalist design. The first thing I noticed about the Inspire 3 was how lightweight it is, and the second thing was how its small size and weight make it much more comfortable than any other smartwatch I’ve ever used. I really liked the Fitbit Charge 4 I used to wear, but I’m easily irritated by watches and frequently took it off. With the Inspire 3, I often forget it’s even there, and I rarely feel the need to remove it. The Inspire 3 comes with both a long and a short band, both made of a soft rubbery material. I have abnormally large wrists, but the longer of the two included bands fit with ...

Lightweight; Very comfortable; Accurate fitness sensors; Battery lasts over a week without a recharge; Affordable price point;

Lacks an altimeter; Charger is tricky to disconnect;

According to the specifications, battery life should last 10 days after charge. Ive been recharging it every second day despite updating my settings with the Good Guys team assistant.

Explains everything on the app and you get updates via email very impressive Being waterproof is a great idea I only take it off when I get a notification to charge it I even brought my daughter one as well

Great features

It’s hard to lose weight and stay healthy if you don’t keep track of your physical condition on a daily basis, which is why it’s a good idea to invest in a fitness tracker, such as the Fitbit Inspire 3. The Inspire 3 is one of the smaller, lighter, and less expensive products in Fitbit’s lineup, and the question is whether or not it can offer everything you need in a fitness tracker despite its minimalist design. The first thing I noticed about the Inspire 3 was how lightweight it is, and the second thing was how its small size and weight make it much more comfortable than any other smartwatch I’ve ever used. I really liked the Fitbit Charge 4 I used to wear, but I’m easily irritated by watches and frequently took it off. With the Inspire 3, I often forget it’s even there, and I rarely feel the need to remove it. The Inspire 3 comes with both a long and a short band, both made of a soft rubbery material. I have abnormally large wrists, but the longer of the two included bands fit with ...

Lightweight; Very comfortable; Accurate fitness sensors; Battery lasts over a week without a recharge; Affordable price point;

Lacks an altimeter; Charger is tricky to disconnect;

The Fitbit Inspire 3 only hit the market a couple of months ago, but it’s already received a significant price cut this Cyber Monday

A colour screen (finally); Great sleep tracker; Best battery life on a Fitbit;

Some insights require Fitbit Premium; It’s a small display; No built-in GPS;

Pantalla a color siempre activa; Elegante y cómodo; Seguimiento exhaustivo; Buena duración de la batería;

Pantalla pequeña; Cable de carga corto; Sin GPS;

Always-on colour screen; Stylish & comfortable; Comprehensive tracking; Good battery life & charging;

Tiny screen; Premium needed for some features; Short charging wire; No GPS;