Fitbit - Inspire HR Activity Tracker + Heart Rate - Lilac

I’ve never owned a Fitbit before this one. When I purchased this, asked if I could get a protection plan for it. The bestbuy tech/cashier said they no longer offer that because the company decided to invest into making a better product rather than cover claims. Fair enough. With that being said, I was expecting a good product. I have no idea if $100 is a lot or a little since this is the first product of its kind I’ve ever bought. 4 months later the device is still in good shape. I use it to record my heart rate when running and doing weights, so it’s still working ok for me, but in such short period of time here are the issues I’ve experienced. The device doesn’t stay connected to the app and sync the data. I have to reset it or turn Bluetooth on and off. Phone is new, so no other devices have that problem. Device and app are not in sync. It still seems like the phone is storing the data, but the device doesn’t have all the data. Days exercised, hours walked, things like that. I sync the device many times throughout the day, so it’s getting most of the stuff. App says there is a new update. I’ve been trying to update the device and it won’t do it. Initially it said battery is low. I fully charged it and left next to my phone and still didn’t do it. Since that day it has tried another dozen times unsuccessfully. I gave it 3 stars because I have no point of reference, but was expecting a little better from a company that’s been around for a while now.

My Charge HR drowned in a pool on Labor Day. I had forgotten to take it off before going in. Could not revive it after 3 days, so I searched all the Fitbit trackers online to see which one I wanted to replace it with. I made a list of all the features I wanted and needed. Inspire HR had it all: water-resistant; tracks heart rate; tracks my sleep and gives a great analysis of the four sleep stages (that's my favorite feature). But my next favorite feature is the activity reminder. If I sit too long in one hour during the range of time I've programmed it to monitor, it vibrates gently with a message saying "Feed me! I need 42 steps ... or 212, or whatever, within the next 10 minutes." I can now be active all day and not think about it. I also LOVE the interchangeable bands (the Charge HR failed miserably in the band department!). All in all, the watch is slender, attractive, and feels good on my wrist. I LOVE it, and am already looking at bands so I can have choices. I bought it at Best Buy because that's where I found it, price was great, too.

Does what it says I does. I don’t even feel like I’m even wearing it sometimes because it’s so comfortable. Charges fast and last me at least 3 days before I need to recharge it. I could have even went another day. I just decided to charge it at 40% at night before I went to bed. So 4 good days you can get out of this watch before you need a charge. I tried 4 days. This is how I know. It went to 9% before I went to bed. In an hour it was charged to 92% so I put it back on my wrist to see how many hours I sleep that night. Next day tells me 7 hours 50 minutes. Easy to clean. I don’t swim with it but rain and splashed water does not bother it.

I love my fitbit inspire hr! It has is able to do the job and help me take more steps! The screen allows me to see my steps, time, Heart rate, calories burned,and distance all at once! It also has the capability to show me my texts, bible app notifications and calendar notifications!!! I'm can be much more productive and healthy at the same time! Oh and i love how it Tracks my sleep too! Must have for price!

I would recommend this if you are looking for some motivation to get moving! When I wear mine I’m always checking to see how many steps I’ve taken and how many miles that is. It’s motivating me to take more steps and get more active! I do have a hunch that the step counter is not entirely accurate and over counts hand/arm movements as steps. The only thing that is difficult is charging it. It has a very short charger with a weakish magnet which keep the Fitbit connected to the charger, so if you have a desk or shelf right under a plug that’s ideal but mine is hanging out of the wall when plugged in because I don’t have a flat surface that close to a plug to rest it on.

I have had my Fitbit Inspire HR for almost 2 months now. I have worn it every day and night. In the shower, at the gym, on walks, in bed, you name it. I have worn it while wearing my polar chest strap and watch for comparison and while doing a stress test at the doctors office with heart electrodes all over me. My verdict is........this watch is virtually useless and completely inaccurate. However, at least it’s inaccurate by being too low in HR, calories and steps rather than too high. So I still use it as something I can wear all day comfortably to get an idea of how many calories I’m burning and I figure as long as I meet my goals on my Fitbit I know for sure I’m in defecit. They claim it is waterproof but since wearing it in the shower I’ve noticed some issues so I would not advise it. During exercise this Fitbit has been completely useless. It never registers my workouts as exercise and when my HR is 130-150 according to a fitness machine, my chest strap or during the stress test, this watch registers my HR around 92 to 102! I’ve read all instructions and forums, I make sure it’s 2 fingers width from my wrist and on tightly when working out and watch the HR as I sit vs move to make sure it’s registering. It seems to be accurate with HR when at rest or doing minimal activity but not with real activity The steps are off by only registering about every 3rd or 4th step. The sleep info is questionable but it allows me to see how often I get up even though I can’t control that. The battery dies about every 3 days and at the worst time with no warning so you really need to stay connected to the app and check the battery percentage to stay ahead of it. The reminder to get moving and hit your steps each hour is nice. Overall the data is sporadic, not dependable. And lower than actuals For $100 or even on sale for $80 it’s not worth it. If this Fitbit was around $50 just to have SOME idea of how you are doing against calorie burn goals then it might be worth it People who like this fitness tracker are probably gauging it on looks, feel, and what they hope is good data. I am basing my opinion and review on the Fitbit HR inspire on factual data comparison I do not recommend this product

I have had a $25 fitness band for about 5 years. It worked great but the band was breaking so I thought it was time to check out Fitbit. Special Mother’s Day deal made it enticing. I went to Fitbit website to check what models my iPhone 6s was compatible with. They had nice feature to check your phone model to see if you could use it with your current phone. Someone told me older phones might not work so this helped me to see which models were available to use for my phone. I liked the heart rate feature and that it is a touch screen on the Fitbit. One button and slide up and down on screen for features you can use. Heavy duty and has 2 size wristbands. It charges fast too. I love it. I paid $70 for this model and well worth it. I used the racoon image on mine.

It paired with my phone (LG), no problems. I was pleasantly surprised to see features that enabled me to delete a few apps (food/calorie tracker, exercise tracker & water tracker.) I like the small design. I don't wear a watch because they bother me, most are too big. There have only been a couple times it bothered me. I took it off for a few hours to give my wrist a rest. The battery lasts 5-6 days as it says it is supposed to. Overall, I'm quite impressed! I'll update my review if that changes.