Fitbit Inspire 3 Review｜Watch Before You Buy

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Fitbit’s latest Inspire 3 is a reasonably priced fitness tracking watch that offers some surprising features and tracking performance for the price, which makes it an excellent option for almost any user.
The Fitbit Inspire 3 is a premium smartwatch that offers snappy all-around performance, excellent app support, and some new sensors that can help provide deeper insights into your health.
In this video, we’re going to be taking a closer look at the Fitbit Inspire 3. We’ll be going over key features, who this product is for, how it compares to the competition, and most importantly, is it right for you?
We’ll break down all the aspects of the Fitbit Inspire 3, what you can expect to get in return for your money, and help you to decide if the Fitbit Inspire 3 is the right option for you.
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[@Slider712]

I just got one of these. I wear "old school" analog watches, so I have no need or desire for a smart watch. I did however want something fairly inexpensive, small and light to wear on my other wrist that I can track calories burned and some other health data. This seemed like the perfect price to performance/ wants/ needs for me.

[@jackstraw5527]

Apparently the calories burned are wildly innacurate on any fitness tracker/smartwatch. Which sucks cause I think thats the coolest feature!

[@mikeygduv]

Hey I'm in the same boat! Except I like Casio watches with all the bells and whistles up to, but not being smart or connected. I'm looking at this myself. I tried the pixel watch but it was more than I wanted to spend and it had more than I wanted in it but I liked the trackers as I love to observe my patterns but I'm rather absent minded. How have you liked it?

[@hoodflix7544]

@@mikeygduvsame boat lol. Just need something for health, did u end up grabbing an inspire 3? Also love Casios, wore an A168 to work today!

[@mikeygduv]

@@hoodflix7544 Ayyyy, keeping it classy and humble 😎 I did! I have really enjoyed the slim, subtle design. I haven't been wearing it much lately because of the weather but I like to wear it to bed at times to track my habits. Sometimes I will just wear both, one on each wrist lol. But if you can get a decent deal on the Inspire 3 I'd snag it. I don't feel guilty leaving it on the charger for a couple weeks at a time at it's price vs a smart watch.

[@yashkalra3424]

Same ! Just got a gm2100 and need a simple fitness tracker

[@kokyu]

Do you need the subscription to use the main functions? Can you use it without the subscription? Sorry but that wasn't clear from the review, I understood you need it to view some metrics, but not sure which ones.

[@jussadreamer]

This is super helpful! I owned the original Fitbit tracker, before smart watches existed. Then I upgraded to the FitBit HR and it wasn't a nice. Eventually I stopped using FitBit all together. Now I want to get back into it! I'm glad to see they still have a model that is roughly the same price as my first FitBit 11 years ago!

[@Theneneshow]

I just purchased this, because it’s sleek small and all I want it for is the actual tracker, time and metrics. I didn’t need all that other stuff just wanted something that gave me more accuracy than my phone and small. Also I got a really cheap look alike on Amazon but it didn’t sync with the apps I needed to and this fit bit does! I’m sure I’ll enjoy it more once I receive it but these are my reasonings for purchasing

[@poodledog8479]

I love my fitbit watch❤️💖💙. Glad I brought it and it waterproof too😃

[@Tessiefaye]

Thanks, I've been using this for about a year and it's perfect for what I want. I only care about tracking exercise and steps. I don't need all the other options so this is perfect for me.

[@Cousinsjay]

Excellent review. I just bought one. Thank you!

[@rick330]

I read some reviews of this and it says it's good for beginners which I think is silly. I'm in fantastic shape but these features are still all I need.

[@EnricoPiccioli]

Hello, what about the notifications if the phone is in silent mode (only vibration enabled)? Because I read that the notifications don't work in that mode... Thank you.

[@tiffanymharris2986]

I got one, just last Week on Friday

[@stunt2flame]

For every night sleep details like awake, rem, nrem do we have to continue with the premium subscription when using Inspire 3?

[@IndyVisitorsChannel]

I have the same question.

[@scorg]

@@IndyVisitorsChannel all the sleep stages remains available, its only the extra insights parts that require premium.

[@cindydriver9112]

Great video! Thanks!

[@karolinaxooox]

Hi! I'm thinking of getting this one instead of the Charge 5. You mentioned it tracks 21 sport profiles. If you know them, can you list them please? Can't seem to find the answer online. I want to make sure it works for every sport I do! Thank you for your help :D

[@ZOMG1001]

But no weather updates

[@user-yn4iu6kt7h]

awsome going to buy it

[@beev4289]

Do you think the step account is accurate? Just started wearing mine but I feel like its been waaay over counting my steps And I noticed while driving it also added 100+ steps At the end of the day it said I had over 9000 steps but I feel like I honestly did not walk near that much Feeling a little concerned about that because this was the whole reason I bought the watch and to keep track of heart rate but im hearing that might not be the most accurate either?

[@rogerbaldwin8376]

The step counter is a trainwreck!

[@Primetime_dads]

Anyway to turn the beast rate monitor of so it’s not a constant connection to Bluetooth only skin

[@olga138]

I bought one and started using it 12 days ago. The first 6 days it tracked my walks just like it's supposed to. Then on Tuesday of this week---no report on the app. It's as if I didn't walk. Ditto for the next two days. Customer support said to reboot it with the charging thing, so I did. That didn't help. Instead of just walking out the door and having it record my walk, I have to struggle with finding the "walk" thing on the watch. Swipe up and down, swipe left and right---it's hard to find. Oh, and yesterday I had over 7,000 steps by late afternoon. When I looked at the watch after supper, it said 1595. So it doesn't do what it's supposed to do and you get no instructions with it. I'm sending it back.

[@soakedbearrd]

What I like is this gives you a little bit more privacy than other “trackers”. No built in Alexa, and GPS connect rather than built in GPS for me at least are pluses, for others that don’t care then it’s likely minus.

[@jackstraw5527]

I feel crazy to buy this, because between my wife and I we broke 3 fitbit inspire HRs. But since another one broke, fitbit offered a 35% discount on an already cheap option so I may get this.

[@nigelstanford4]

Can I run outside with this and track my miles without having my phone?

[@edward8737]

No built in GPS. You'll have to bring you phone with you.

[@3rdWorldNola]

think it guesses distance without phone and isnt as accurate which is a bummer, if you want to run outside without your phone, recommend getting a GPS watch.

[@dc5duben96]

can you reply to text messages with voice reply? and can u answer calls on it?

[@FrostedGalaxies]

2:50 I am pretty sure that fitbit has made health metrics a free feature now, not sure if that is permanent or not though.

[@AgentOffice]

I like it

[@thomaslego6478]

I want to work out without my phone in my pocket. Will this do it? If I need my phone around why not just use my phone?

[@cuteboysss]

its up to u

[@TheBoltonHouse]

Depends on the workout. If you're going on a walk/run outside, the Fitbit will track your steps no matter what. But if you want additional tracking based on GPS, you need your phone. For other workouts (lifting weights, treadmill), you don't need your phone. But you will need to select that option on the Fitbit.

[@frida_otras]

What are the metrics readings/ datas shown in the free Fitbit app if I dont want to subscribe to Premium? It would be a turn-off if I've to pay just to see the basics such as steps, HR & sleep data 🥲

[@figaro8105]

I love Canadian turnips.

[@SachinRishiDev]

Steps tracker is not accurate

[@lenbot]

I have had so many fitbits. They all die 1 -2 years ya. 100 bucks well worth it

[@lavenderfields8281]

You must be not taking care of them properly. Mine last between 4 and 8 years.

[@lenbot]

@@lavenderfields8281 No I just work constructions and outdoors 99% of days if I can be.

[@mabele7014]

@@lavenderfields8281 Mine last 1 to 2 years as well. My sister has the same results.

[@pixelfrenzy]

My 2015 Fitbit Alta HR just died today after NINE YEARS AND THREE MONTHS of continuous use. I wish I could just get someone to put a new battery in for me, although one of the charging contacts is looking iffy.

[@rogerbaldwin8376]

The step counting is so bad it should be a class action suit. It's not even close!

[@jessicagarcia9635]

Wow

[@gambitgambino1560]

Eh di wow

[@Scott.Sandifer]

I have to reset and re-pair this piece of garbage to my mom’s iPhone at least once a week. It never syncs. It’s the most frustrating thing I’ve ever seen.