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

New year, new me and a beautiful Fitbit Inspire 3 to help me on my way.Being the obsessive I am, I researched every tracker out there and settled on this little beauty.It’s slim, the yellow/orange band really stands out and contrasts great with the black of the deviceSet up via the app was simple, I activated the free 6 months Fitbit premium but won’t keep it beyond that as it not really worth the price.I was a bit worried the screen wound be too small, it’s actually a good size, great clarity and very responsive. Anything else that needs to be done is very simple via the app, adding exercise, updates, changing faces etc.Great accuracy of steps, heart rate, sleep patterns, workouts and being able to see what you’ve done that day does spur you on.Battery life seems good, I’ve only disabled the always on display and left everything else working and 6 days after a full charge I’m still sitting at 41%, so the estimate 10 day life seems accurate.The package you receive is, device, one large, one small strap and the charger, warranty and quick start guide, download the app, charge it up and away you go.It’s definable worth the money.

Good size, looks smart, excellent battery life. The app has way more features than I need or use but very very accurate.Very impressed & can happily recommend especially for the price

I purchased this device as it has all the content I need to monitor and it’s waterproof. However I noticed after a workout that it had left some type of blistering on my forearm. Maybe I had the strap a bit too tight?My other issue is that it doesn’t seem to charge beyond 47% no matter how long it’s charged for. Even up to 12 hours!Despite those 2 issues it has a long battery life. I love the colour combination and it does the job. I bought it at Black Friday deal and just as well as I would have been more disappointed with the charge % if I’d paid more.

A sophisticated tracker that does everything I want (and more).Comfortable and practical.It's surprisingly accurate in it's measurements of heart rate and oxygen levels, and it's health graphs are very useful too.I use it as my watch too, so the only downside is that if it thinks you doing some exercise, it's difficult to see what the time is. Same applies if it's displaying messages.Battery life between charges is excellent (as good as the manual claims).It's far better than I expected and thoroughly recommend it!

I bought this to help grow my fitness goals along side the gym and so far it has been a great little tracker for motivation outside the gym.The heart rate tracker has been pretty close to accurate when compared to other devices I use (gym equipment/phone).I usually go to my default black to match my clothes but I decided to brighten up with this yellow which looks fab.The battery life is pretty great. I managed to get about 10 days with some setting changes before I decided to charge it at 25%Does everything I need for the price as I was going to go for the Charge 6 but I felt like I'd be paying an extra £50 for extra features that would just be a novelty to me and then never use again.I definitely recommend this affordable tracker to anyone who is entering/currently in a fitness regime that isn't aiming for Olympic level results.

Easy to use. Neat. Funky colour. Good range of data collections

My first introduction into the smart watch tracker world. Fabulous quality product as you would expect from Google Fitbit. Certainly not disappointed

Unreliable by every metric - poor GPS connection to mobile device, patently incorrect distance, pace and heart rate data. The few functions that this device claims to provide are shoddy.And this, I should add, is the state of affairs while the device works. Give a few months (a couple of runs each week, daily wear) and it will start to freeze up, and become borderline inoperable.You'll then have the fun of trying to contact fitbit to access the warranty - neither Amazon nor the manufacturer will help you very much.This device is a tempting 'starting point' for wearable fitness tech, but the alluring price point would be far better served being put in the piggy bank - get a device known for its accuracy, hardiness and reliability (none of which seem to be offered under the deteriorating fitbit brand). If you save just another 70 quid or so, you can get yourself a device (and an ios/androird/online platform) that is ten times better than the fitbit offering.Reviews abound online and on youtube - don't trust these amazon ratings: look for those who have really tested the devices. The fitbit inspire 3 never does very well at all.So, in conclusion, please consider yourself warned against this waste of money. I've just had the pleasure of deleting the terrible fitbit app. My fitbit days are over - getting a Garmin instead.