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

Nice watch. Does what it says. Easy to set up with iPhone.

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 out 2/ show the time (clearly) 3/ have a mobile app to track progress/show history 4/ track/show heart rate 5/ track sleep pattern 6/ long battery life between charges This 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).

I found this very easy to set up. Accuracy seems fine, except for one time when it congratulated me on a swim and I was not near any water at all! I have however worn it swimming and it works fine in water and recognises a swim, which is great. I am also tracking my sleep with it so I wear it almost 24/7. It is comfortable and didn't cause a rash like previous [other name brand] one did. The battery has been great and lasts over a week - which is great for travelling. The downside is it comes with the world's worst charger. It is a short cable and the bit that connects to watch won't do so securely, so my watch sits on the floor while it charges and I have to keep an eye on it now and again to make sure it hasn't disconnected itself from the charger. Bit silly for an expensive name brand thing!

OK so I've had this watch since March 2025, its now December 2025 and honestly its a great little watch. I used to have the sense model but I actually prefer this one more. Its easy to read, has handy little features, I can read messages from it and so on. The only extra feature id love is a section to allow me to select between songs on Spotify, but its definitely not a deal breaker. The only reason I write this review is because I accidentally put this watch in the washing machine last night and it still works perfectly fine and doesn't have a single scratch, so its pretty durable. Definitely worth the purchase

This might be my favourite Fitbit yet :) It works on all fronts extremely well, and comes with a six month premium membership, which you can cancel before the renewal date very easily if you don't want to continue with it. (Just FYI - the tracker works very well without Premium too, but I've really been enjoying having it back!!). Accurate step, sleep, heart and energy tracking. Easy to use app. Option to also track your menstrual cycle, which adapts over time to predict periods, ovulation etc. It's comfy to wear, the battery lasts a good 10 days, and the screen is bright, clear and easy to use. The yellow strap is so cute too!! It's not massive on my wrist either which is important to me. It's so good to have something useful that isn't a full-on smartwatch too! Can't recommend it more :)

I have had mine for years now, it's got great durability, staying in the same quality as new for all this time. It counts my steps accurately for what I've accomplished for the day, and I love that it keeps track of my streaks, so I know how often I'm reaching my goal of 10,000 steps, which I was able to easily change from 5,000. The size of the screen and the option to customise what it displays makes it so easy to read the details I want showing, such as a digital clock and my step number and heart rate. Definitely worth the money.

My 2 previous Fitbits were Charge 2 and *wanted a replacement that was similar, reasonably basic and easy to understand (I am 67!). Google search suggested this model and so I ordered it. I absolutely love it! It does everything I wanted, plus a couple more things, but is not overly complicated. I managed to set it up without help or throwing it through a window in frustration! It is very comfortable to wear and fits well which is good as I have very small wrists The only gripe I have with it, is that the charging cable is ridiculously short. Would definitely recommend it for anyone who wants a basic fitness tracker

I’ve been wearing my Fitbit watch for over two years and can give an honest review to help others make the right choice. Before Fitbit, I had an Apple Watch and a no-name brand watch from Amazon, which didn’t last very long. My main requirement for a smartwatch is that it feels comfortable enough to wear all the time — while sleeping, showering, and throughout the day — until it needs charging. That’s one of the best things about the Fitbit: I only need to charge it about once every 10 days. I really like its simple design, practical functionality, and the fact that it shows only the information I actually need, without unnecessary features. It covers all my needs for tracking activity levels, as I run and walk a lot, and I also like monitoring my sleep patterns. The app is easy to use and keeps all my exercise data in one place. A couple of my friends also use Fitbits, and we have a fun little competition to keep up our activity levels.