Google Fitbit Inspire 3 Activity Tracker with 6-months Premium Membership Included, up to 10 days battery life and Daily Readiness Score

I wanted to be able to track my basic progress wrt to heart rate, recovery times, etc. etc. I wasn't really interested in a Smart Watch ... I find those physically too big when working out with free weights and weight machines.My main criteria was it had to :1/ Be comfortable and non restrictive when working out2/ show the time (clearly)3/ have a mobile app to track progress/show history4/ track/show heart rate5/ track sleep pattern6/ long battery life between chargesThis Fitbit Inspire 3 met all my requirement and a lot more - it is really comfortable and definitely doesn't get in the way while working out... and I hardly notice I am wearing it at night.I find navigating around the actual Fitbit very easy - swipe left/right, up/down and tap for action... my only minor observation is only about 60% of the shiny 1 inch front display is actually used/functional - I would imagine the physical size of the Fitbit is due to the battery size, just a shame they couldn't have utilised the physical size to increase the display size of the screen... but it's not a bit problem for me.Overall, I find the Fitbit Inspire 3 absolutely perfect - does exactly what I need (and A LOT more), great mobile app for tracking/showing history, comfortable to wear, waterproof for swimming and a long battery life between charges.At £69.99 (January 2023), I would say that is good value and would definitely recommend if you're looking for decent activity tracker (remembering, this is NOT a 'Smart Watch', this is a a activity tracker only).

so far so good, the app is very easy to use and the watch. charges very fast, the quality of the watch is nice too very smart. I have improved my fitness levels by having this watch. The only gripe it does not track O2 constantly only when you have slept a couple nights, which is fine but wouldve been nice to know that.

Functions are pretty good and I like the app. There aren’t many choices for the clock face and most are quite unattractive in my opinion - the default one I think is the nicest. It can be a bit slow to respond to taps/ wrist movement awakening. I like the prompt to move around. The sleep tracking is very interesting but hard to know how accurate it is in the detail. It takes a while to learn all the functions and how to navigate round them but that’s fine. I bought the slim size one because I have small wrists but then do need my reading glasses to read the text and symbols - but that’s not the fault of the product! It paired with my iPhone without any problems so I can receive message alerts etc which is good. All in all good value

A Christmas present for my mum when her old one broke. She seems happy with it, a good quality watch that looks nice. Didn’t cost the earth - I think I actually bought it during the prime day sale. Screen size is good - not massive, but my mum is happy that she can see and use it.

My old charge2 was struggling to hold charge and needed replacing. That was a good bit of kit so I was steering towards another fitbit but I looked at fitbit clones as well to cover all bases. I did eventually settle on the Inspire3 for £59. About 6 weeks in an I am really happy with it, small and neat looking, very responsive and tracks steps well. (Sometimes my old charge 2 wouldnt log office steps when walking on carpet). Linked easily to the app and monitors much more than my old Charge2.Pretty impressed thus far, a definite upgrade on a charge and does a lot for the £59 I paid.

Very pleased with this bit of tech , it’s showing a lot of information ie sleep etc , sometimes Says I had a great sleep but I don’t feel like it sometimes 😂

Product is professionally packaged, as a result item was received undamaged. The device is secured & displayed attractively in a Fitbit branded box. The box has separate compartments to store a larger strap length and charger.Item was received promptly in line with Prime users next day delivery promise.There are both positives and negatives associated with this product.Positives:1) Easy to use and navigate around both the device its self and the Fitbit app. On the inside of the box there are three steps to get started, download the app, charge the device and sync. The syncing was simple to do by using Bluetooth on a smartphone. I personally used an IPhone to pair to the device.2) The device feels comfortable to wear. The device itself feels much like the texture of a modern day smart phone, which the straps are made of a rubber/silicon material. I had to use the larger strap option as my wrist has a circumference of 7.5 inches. The watch is light weight to wear and securely fastened with a buckle like closure.3) The device is attractive to wear and on trend for activity tracking accessories currently on the market.4) The applications on the device are; clear, concise and can be personalised for the user. It is easy to reduce the visual noise of all the features on the device by changing its settings. The device allows a user to customise goals and notifications to suit the focus of the customer.Negatives:1) The length of the charging wire is very short, resulting in the device hanging when charged via the wall. I would recommend the manufacturer double the length of the current wire to allow the device to be comfortable secured when charging. Alternatively, customer may opt to charge device through another device, e.g. laptop.Overall, I would highly recommend this product, particularly for customers wanting to increase their wellbeing without having to up skill in technology.