Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this little Fitbit. It’s so lightweight and slim on my wrist that I barely notice I’m wearing it! I hate the feeling of anything bulky on my wrist like a watch. So this is perfect! I use it as a watch and a step counter primarily. I got a great deal on it at Best Buy! Awesome! I just love it! It’s very user friendly too. I’m not sure if the other brands of fitness trackers would be that way.

We both bought one to track our steps, etc. His replaced a "One" but mine was my first tracker. Parts were easy to configure on the app but others weren't... minimal instructions but thanks to Google & YouTube we got it figured out. He doesn't like wrist watches but said this is comfortable, doesn't even realize it's there. Seems to track fine except on a treadmill; need to change setting to "clip" for that.

love this, gave as a gift. Great for eazy tracking. Not good in the sunlight as it is hard to see. Still prefer my old time x because it don't have to be charged . This one last about 3 days on a full charge and I definitely recommend getting the covers to protect the screen. The rubber band is ok. I got a different band it fits much nicer and the heat from the new band does not build up. I tried to wear to bed but find its to bulky on top and thick so its just not comfy for sleep activity. Other than that it's a good starter ...to build up to a better on...I'd pay the extra and getting one with easier touch screen functions. This one uses an app to log in all the info....also have to leave on your location so it can sink with your phone...sucky also.

And it does that and so much more!! It’s absolutely amazing! I highly recommend you get one! I’m so glad I did! Next a new cute band!

I had the versa but it got wet and quit working so I took back to Sam's club and came and got this from best buy and better for the cost then the versa

I have not even had this product 2 months. Will not keep a charge and now today will not work at all. Very unhappy for the price I paid.

I'm new to this kind of tech so it was a little confusing, and still is. I've only had it a short time. It does track my steps and how long I sleep, and how busy/active I stay during the day and prompts me if I stay in one place too long. I thought it also came with a heart rate app on it but it doesn't. But, in the long run I like it. It also warns me when the battery is getting low so I can charge it...which it does fairly quickly.

I am truly enjoying my Fitbit inspire. It is an aid in keeping me moving and active. It is light weight and comfortable to wear. It was easy to set up on my iPhone and computer. It is also priced right and is attractive.

My Fitbit with HR Detector was running down battery wise and would not keep a charge. So I did not care for the expense of it nor did I care for the HR component so this is a very welcome and affordable step up for a fitness tracker if you do not need all the bells and whistles. The band is surprisingly comfortable and has a "belt" loop to ensure that you don't easily lose it off of your wrist due to the way it snaps in place. I was very happy to see that there was a large wrist band as a guy, my wrists are pretty big so the large band fit comfortably. The color is pretty awesome too and I like how the display has the color similar to the watch band. Setup was a breeze out of the box. I had to delete my old watch to setup the new one and then there was a firmware update. It also mentioned to update the firmware while being charged so I did what it instructed. I'd say setup was about 10 minutes from the time to add to getting the firmware update. Maybe about a half hour longer or so for a full charge as it was at 50 percent out of the box. The charger.... It is kind of a let down as it has a much shorter cord compared to the one I had where the charger clipped on and the cord was longer. This one.... You need to find a USB extension cord or plug it into your laptop or desktop to charge it. Not really a deal breaker but some people may be turned off by the charging cord. And it's magnetic too, seems like the company is borrowing a charging technique from a popular company named after a fruit that has a watch that charges similar?? I had a shower with it on and it seemed to be just fine, so the water resistance is as advertised, I don't swim often so I don't think I'll be going really deep under the sea , ocean or so forth. Overall, I am pleased with the tracker.. And if you still have one of those Fitbit Zips, the one that had the watch battery , this is a welcome step up from that if you had one, and a welcome step up from the other monitors that did not have the HR... Fitbit did wonderful with this. And at a pretty affordable price. Wish they had options like this a long time ago.. but hey! Technology advances rapidly, right?

I love this watch. It keeps track of my steps and my sleep. I can even receive my cell phone text messages on it. I wear it every day nearly 24 hours a day. It is water resistant so washing hands or being around water isn't an issue. I do choose to take it off when I shower. Unfortunately I was a bit hard on mine and it broke right where the band connects to the watch. It couldn't be fixed in a way that allowed me to continue to wear ut as a watch. With that being said I liked it so much I purchased another one after the 1st one broke!

I wanted a basic tracker to replace my Alta, which I really liked, and lost. Fitbit's Inspire is the basic model available now, and it does everything I want -- tracks my steps, counts how many miles I've walked, reminds me to keep moving each hour (of 14 in the day), and tracks my sleep. The Inspire does many things more, none of which I use -- tracks weight, calories burned, has a stop-watch. My only problem with the Inspire is the band, which I've had trouble closing. I bought a replacement strap that works like a regular watch band, and am much happier with it.

I've been a fan of FitBit for some time. This particular tracker is simple, but keeps track of what I'm interested in— steps, calories burned, distance traveled, and sleep. There are a choice of faces to choose from, and the tracker can be used to notify you about appointments, calls, etc. The app works well and communicates with Apple Health and LoseIt. The price is reasonable. You can pay a bit more a model that monitors heart rate, but if you are looking for an excellent, basic fitness tracker, the FitBit Inspire is worth your consideration.

I’ve been wearing Fitbits for 5 years now - this one is definitely my new favorite! It’s comfortable for daily wear, tracks my sleep & workouts accurately, too! This model replaced my Flex 2, which I was wearing due to it being water resistant. The screen is easy to use, and I love the new features with the battery % on the display!

It took me forever to finally make up my mind to purchase this. I purchased this version because I hate bulky watches and/or wrist garments. I do wish it allowed you to download music like the other larger ones but oh well. The battery literally lasts a couple -days- and I love that I can wear this in the shower as well. The ONLY problem I have is a weird feeling around my wrist after wearing it for long periods of time without taking it off. Therefore, although it can measure my sleeping pattern, I usually take it off at night. Almost forgot, the buttons and modes are easy to understand. I love how it congratulates you when you have walked 10,000 steps and when idle for too long, how it reminds you to get up and move.

There are quite a few features to the Fitbit Inspire. I chose this model because it has a slim fit and is waterproof. I've had it for about a month and am very happy with it. The app works well and the battery life is good. The charger is a little odd... It's a USB charger but the end that connects to the fitbit is magnetic and oval. As long as you match the gold pins correctly, it charges pretty quickly.

I previously had another brand of activity tracker which I liked but it stopped functioning. It took a little while to get used to the Fitbit and I like the fit of the Fitbit and the ability to check on my steps, calories, etc with a swipe on the screen. It is accurate and so easy to use. It has motivated me to do more.

I wanted to start tracking sleeping patterns and love how it breaks down your sleep from how long it takes to fall asleep, to how restless you are, and how much rem sleep your getting. Easy to set up app and charge stays good for a few days. While I’m on the treadmill it tracks steps there too! Love Fitbit.

very light weight, serve the purpose of tracking my activity - not too intrusive (I didn't want the Fitbit to get all my data, so this one won't give you your heart rate/blood pressure, etc). I take it off at night because I don't want it telling me about my sleep pattern (that's just me). It's motivating, since it shows me that I have to move. Connects to my cell via Bluetooth. Long lasting battery. I think it is for someone who is not an exercise fanatic.

Worked very well. I enjoy the sleek design of this fitbit, that it wasn’t too large to take up a ton of space on my wrist. It doesn’t have too many options like an Apple Watch or Samsung smart watch. It has everything you need which are the basics.

I love the color, size, and design. Sometimes when trying to see how much percentage is left before I need to charge will not show. My display freezes up on me too much.