A:AnswerYes - I found other bands to fit Fitbit in Amazon. I'm not sure if there is a chain band available, but there are leather and pull on bands that are compatible to Fitbit.
A:AnswerApple or Android both has Fitbit app. You dont necessarily need the app for the watch and you dont necessarily need a watch to use the app. The app has a lot of good features and I recommend downloading it whether you buy a watch or not. I use it a lot for tracking my daily hydration.
A:AnswerYou can see your estimated oxygen variation through the night. You have to sync to the app for that level of data but you do not need a subscription.
A:AnswerIt starts monitoring when you go to sleep. The watch detects this based off the changes in your heart rate. If your not sleeping it's not going to monitor your sleep.
A:AnswerHi, Matt. There's no Fitbit device that can track blood pressure. Feel free to contact us here if you have additional questions: https://goo.gle/contactfitbit
A:AnswerHi, DBee. The Fitbit Inspire 3 does not have a fall detection/SOS feature. For any additional questions and concerns, reach us at https://goo.gle/contactfitbit
A:AnswerHi Jane. You’ll need a phone to download the app to get started. BUT.. You don’t need your phone with you all the time to use it, it displays all the data on the watch. No need for a subscription either.
A:AnswerHi, Rick. The Inspire 3 should be safe to use in this sort of situation. However, we have not extensively tested these devices with pacemakers. You should definitely consult your doctor or other medical professional for an authoritative answer.
