Fitbit Inspire 3

Now has a colour screen ; Slim design is great for 24/7 wear ; Sttrong feature set for the price

Colour screen could be bigger ; Reading notifications can feel cramped ; Fitbit Premium needed some insights

The Fitbit Inspire 3 is a more polished fitness tracker than the Inspire 2 that offers a nice array of Fitbit’s best features wrapped up in a design you’d have no problems wearing 24/7.

Lightweight Very comfortable Accurate fitness sensors Battery lasts over a week without a recharge Affordable price point

Lacks an altimeter Charger is tricky to disconnect

“The Fitbit Inspire 3 ofers accurate fitness tracking with an extraordinarily comfortable and lightweight design.”

Color touch screen with always-on option Longest battery life in Fitbit lineup Thinner design than last generation SpO2 sensor for overnight readings Find Phone feature works well

Tiny text can be hard to read Minor accuracy issues in testing No on-demand SpO2 measurements Some metrics require a subscription

With long battery life, a color touch screen, and all the basic activity and sleep features you need, the Fitbit Inspire 3 is the best fitness tracker you can get for under $100.

Excellent health-tracking features App makes it easy to read and analyze your metrics Bright and colorful AMOLED display

Screen might still be too small for some people Scrolling isn’t very well optimized Free Premium subscription cut from one year to six months

The Fitbit Inspire 3 is an easy-to-use and efficient device that will help any newcomers to the fitness tracking scene get stuck right in. It comes packed with lots of features like sleep, heart rate, and Sp02 monitoring, as well as general tracking...

Colour screen ; Monitors blood oxygen levels ; Can send irregular heart rate warnings (aFib) ; Updated physical design is more in-line with Fitbit's overall design direction (and looks pretty, too) ; Super lightweight — you can hardly feel it on your...

There are many cheaper fitness trackers with similar functionality ; Admittedly, the tracker form limits (i.e. small screen) what data is available to view on the wearable

The Fitbit Inspire 3 is a lively fitness tracker with a colour touchscreen display and updated sensors that track heart rate variability, sleep, and changes in skin temperature, on top of other metrics most fitness trackers should be able to monitor...

Always-on colour screen ; Stylish & comfortable ; Comprehensive tracking ; Good battery life & charging

Tiny screen ; Premium needed for some features ; Short charging wire ; No GPS

The Inspire 3 is another solid fitness tracker from Fitbit at an affordable price with a more stylish design and a few nice upgrades. However, the screen is frustratingly small and the device lacks GPS.

Lovely AMOLED display ; Tiny, curved form factor ; Fitbit ecosystem well supported ; Less than $100 price ; Six months free Fitbit Premium service

No GPS built in ; Functionality can be limited for some

The Fitbit Inspire 3 is a marginal upgrade over the Inspire 2 with that color display and a more comfortable curved design. It's refreshing to wear a tracker that nearly disappears on your wrist and yet captures key health and wellness data while...

Bright display easy to see in daylight Lightweight design Great battery life

Small screen doesn't fit much data Doesn't have built-in GPS

If you’re looking for an affordable fitness tracker to keep track of everything from your steps to your sleep, the Fitbit Inspire 3 is the best tracker for most people. With a bright, color screen, and an excellent battery life, you can’t go wrong.

Works right out of the box ; Intuitive and easy to use ; Impressive suite of included apps ; Provides workout insights that are genuinely helpful ; Premium membership includes guided workouts

For just under $100, the Fitbit Inspire 3 packs so many great health metrics and fitness tracking into a small wearable.