Very good but grip isn't good

It's very nice, has all the features I need, can see my phone notifications, alarm, timer, countdown, step counter, calorie burn monitor etc, loved it.
– quality is good
– battery life is excellent
– easy to use and simple design
– light weight
– screen visibility is good
– love auto display on option when turn wrist towards face
Satisfied and happy 😁. Recommended for sure.

Kaine Edwards

The watch has a perfect form factor, very light and comfortable.
The heart rate tracker is accurate for the most part with some struggles compared to other higher end products, but is more than serviceable for the price. This applies to step counting also.
The durability of the device is also extremely impressive, it has been run over by a car and still functions perfectly with minimal cosmetic damage present. Photos attached to show this.
Syncs easily with my phone (Pixel 8 Pro), with no connection loss noted. Notifications show on screen, however the small screen size often cuts off details, but as far as letting you know there's something worth checking it does the job.
Battery life is impressive, while this is due to the limited features when compared to a smart watch, if you simply just want something to do fitness tracking then this is more than good enough, with charges lasting multiple days in a row.

Owen

I hate this thing but can't return it because I went abroad. TLDR: don't bother.
Pros: slim smooth design feels unobtrusive on the wrist. Reasonable price. The sleep tracking seems to work and the graph showing the 3 depth levels of sleep is cool. That's it.
Cons, lots:
– The design with the long glass front misleads you into thinking it's all screen, which would be great, and is available on off-brand equivalents that cost less than £20. It's not one of those, it's a tiny postage stamp sized screen for the center 1/3rd. Very difficult to use too because that's all that responds to touch. It's no bigger than your fingertip itself.
– The interface is not designed well for this form factor. It's possible to, but clearly not been paid attention to the details to make it work properly. Screens don't quite fit in the display height, things get cut off when scrolling, names for things are very long so they have to scroll sideways to read them. Stupid. Why is notifications the first menu option in my fitness tracker? Why can't I delete that altogether? I just need clock and shortcuts to exercises.
– Fitbit want to lock you into their ecosystem and WILL NOT feed data to Apple Health. You can work around this with (paid!) third party apps that port the data between them, but that only runs a few times a day, messing up your logging.
– Fitbit's app – the ecosystem they want to lock you into and have you pay for Premium on top if you want the device to be actually useful – it often sucks on basic things. Example: the clock automatically syncs to my phone, great. But something internally uses a different clock and it's stuck on GMT even when I travel, which means it thinks I sleep during the day now. Fitbit app doesn't let you change time manually. I could change my location, but you have to choose it from a list of countries, and mine wasn't there. The list isn't sorted by GMT offset but alphabetically. Oh and by the way, when you do select one that is a bearable compromise, it will also change the language for you as well with no option to choose that manually either. No me gusta, no bueno.
– Another example, it is still asking me to wear it at night for 7 more days to calibrate, or something. This is after over 2 weeks of wearing it every night.

Will be buying something else, this is junk. Something either open-source, or at least platform neutral and happy to talk to Apple Health. I bet a £20 chinese thing would have been better. Mostly I'm annoyed that they got my money and consider me a successful sale.

me

Does what it's supposed to do. Went through an Inspire 2, 3x Charge 5 that died prematurely, then downgraded to a Charge 4 and worked perfectly until the catch for the strap broke off. I superglued it back but thought it would not last much longer. I could buy another Charge 4 as a replacement but it might break again, so for the price point, I bought this Inspire 3 and hope that this will last much longer than the poorly designed Charge 5. I am not confident to pay so much more for a Charge 6 because I don't know if the premature failure issue from Charge 5 was addressed.

allison

I’ve been using the inspire tracker for a few days now and I love it! It’s very accurate. It tracks your steps in real time which is entertaining to watch tour step count go up up up. It’s definitely keeping me motivated as I now want to get my steps to 10k every day. I estimate that before I was counting with the tracker I would get about 7,500 but now I’ve been adding in daily walks to get that number up. I’m a single mom with two kids and I work full time so this is helping me to pay attention to my body and making sure I am staying active. I love to wake up and check out I slept on the app as I find that data fascinating and really useful to know how much see sleep I actually got. It’s really a helpful tool to have and it’s thin and sleek. I got the purple band and it’a A beautiful light lavender color. Really happy with this product!