Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I first bought the Fitbit Inspire I was shocked of how small it came, which works for me don’t have to worry about something being bulky on my wrist all day. It’s comfortable to wear, sometimes forget it’s on my wrist. This purchase I’m glad I made, I had the choice between another Apple Watch or a Fitbit. I love my Apple Watch but some of the futures the Fitbit offers I love, even though my Apple Watch will be something I love dearly. But Fitbit came and changed the game for me, I can wear it at night and it’s not in the way. I don’t have to worry about the battery life too much, I still be able to see my messages, along with calls. Even though I’m losing a lot of futures that I get my from my Fitbit, it’s fine because just see the little notifications motivating me to do more step is something I enjoy the most. And the main reason of getting the Fitbit was to track my steps through the day, even with a job that doesn’t allow us to wear smart watches.

I have wanted a Fitbit for a while now, but did not want something that overpowered my wrist and looked chunky on me. I have a small wrist and this one fit the requirements that I was looking for. To be honest I really enjoy wearing it because of its size. Plus I bought one for our daughter and she has it all dialed in and really likes it as well. It has a lot of options and you just need to work thru it and set it up.

I like this item very much. One issue, instead of tapping to bring up screen, this item has you squeeze the sides. If you bend your wrist and apply any pressure, it thinks you’ve squeezed the side to initiate a do not disturb (DND) function. Which means when you turn your wrist to see time or other it will not respond. I believe this was a bad choice to move to this methodology. Really annoying. Other than that, I truly like the inspire 2

I don’t know why people are spending more for other watches. This Fitbit does if not the same then more than apple series 6 watch. Everybody stop drinking the juice. You’re only spending more for the name. I have both. Compare both and My Fitbits Battery lasts 10x longer than my Apple Watch. Apple is always on low battery. Only lasts about a day and a half. I can depend on my Fitbit to last at least a week.

Love this tracker! It gives me all the feedback I want including daily steps and monitors my sleep.

So far, so good! It does just what I wanted and it is easy to use and set up. I'm not a big fitness buff, but this keeps me at least aware of things I should be noticing. It has even synced with Weight Watchers so that is a plus for me. I'm 78 and all I'm really interested in is staying in good health and I think this helps.

Excellent ! Easy to use. Very durable. Price was reasonable. Fit was adjustable.

Very motivating, long battery life between chargings, compact and stylish.

I bought 2 of these for my teenage boys. They love it because of its simplicity.

love that I don't have to charge it every other day , size is nice can see the time at night

Love this new tracker; covers all the basics in a slimmer design; nice price

Had a little trouble getting it to start logging sleep. It has to be pretty tight to auto recognize sleep. Seems to track differently on steps then my other tracker. There are days they have a very differant count. Like the battery lifelast about 2 weeks for me. I do like that it came with a year free of the premium fitbit that was a deciding factor in buying this one.

Bought as gift for daughter. She truly loves it. Battery life is excellent and setup was easy.

I love the way it tracks your steps, water intake, sleep, and heart rates.

it is a good replacement from my Garmin virofit. I like all the features that the fit-bit has. My disappointment is that I can not see the screen on a sunny day, I have find a shady place to see the screen. The features that I like. Number of steps, Heart rate, actively rates, calories burned, distance in miles waked, number of pounds worked off and few others that I don't know what they are yet.

Perfect size. Does everything I want and battery lasts at least 12-15 days between charges.

I bought this to replace my Fitbit Alta that no longer worked. This is a nice, basic tracker that has some nice features but not all the bells and whistles that I didn’t want. It works great. I bought the clip to wear it at work and around the house. Heart rate is not recorded when on the clip, so switch to the wristband when walking, snowshoeing etc. It works great and is easy to switch from clip to wristband.

The product is fine. I just hate when companies keep changing things. The Ultra HR was great and easy to read. Tap and go. This one, they changed it to squeeze for this, roll up for that, down for another thing. Heart rate and steps don't have their own screen. They are very tiny under the time. I got this for my mom when her Ultra HR died. She has a heart condition and it was a great way for her to monitor her heart, track her steps and the alarm was a great reminder about her pills. It's taking her some time to learn the new motions on this one.

Love the smaller design and sleeker look as compared to my previous Charge 2. I have a small wrist and this does not look clunky like the Charge 2. I also seems to be more accurate with heart rate. I have not subscribed to the premier online calculator yet but plan to soon. Overall for my purpose which is to have a watch that look good, keep track of HR while exercising and monitor my sleep, I love it!

I’ve been a longtime user of Fitbits and this one gets the job done. However, after a few months of use the haptic vibration no longer works when I press the sides. Otherwise everything else works. Very long battery life, I charge it once every other week or so.