Customer Ratings & Reviews

A Christmas gift for my mother in law. She seem to navigate the watch and the App on her phone. Great for the price.

Very happy with the product. Working Great as I expected.

I recently purchased the Fitbit Inspire 3 with the specific intention of downgrading from a full smartwatch. I wanted a simple, lightweight tracker for my off wrist, primarily for sleep tracking and a silent alarm, allowing me to wear my beloved analog watches. Unfortunately, this device has been nothing short of a frustrating ordeal. If you are an iPhone user, I implore you to steer clear of the Fitbit Inspire 3. The incompatibility with iOS is staggering. The notification feature worked once upon initial setup and has been completely unreliable ever since. The "find my device" function is an absolute joke – it wouldn't locate the tracker even when my phone and the Fitbit were practically glued together in my pocket. The syncing process is unbelievably archaic. Forget about automatic background syncing. With the Inspire 3 and iOS, you are forced to manually open the Fitbit app, navigate through the menu, and initiate a sync that takes a glacial 30 seconds. The worst part? If you dare to leave that specific menu screen, the sync abruptly stops! This is a ridiculous inconvenience in 2025. My wife, who uses a Fitbit Charge 6 paired with a Pixel 9, experiences none of these issues. Her device works seamlessly. This stark contrast highlights just how poorly the Inspire 3 performs on the iOS platform. The consequences of this terrible iOS integration are significant. If you don't actively open the app and manually sync, your entire week will be recorded as a measly 5,000 steps and absolutely zero sleep data. This defeats the entire purpose of owning a fitness tracker! Learn from my expensive mistake. If you're an iPhone user looking for a reliable and hassle-free fitness tracker, please do yourself a favor and invest in a Garmin instead. The Fitbit Inspire 3 on iOS is the biggest tech flop I've encountered in a long time. You've been warned!

I bought this for my grandma and she programmed it the same day that I gave it to her. Normally she’ll wait for me to do it lol but she loves the color and the fit.

Works great as a step tracker. Display is small but works well.

Pairs great with Google Pixel 6. Great for tracking exercise and time tracking.

Love it, helped keeping track of my health and I can check my text messages

Been using this for a few weeks I'm loving it. Nice fitness tracker and it works wonderfully with the app on my phone.

Watch is nice but the associated app is cumbersome

I love my fitbit. Reminds me to move when im at work. I have an office job

It's doing all the things I want it to do. I'm very happy with the product it is a little confusing to setup but I am getting better at understanding how it works.

I’m glad I upgraded from the HR inspire 2. I enjoy the color screen and this one feels more comfortable on my wrist.

Set up was not very easy but finally got it done. I still cannot get it track the number of flights of stairs though but at least the other few things I am most interested in tracks. Even though I was able to use the app on my tablet with my last fitbit, this one would not work on my fire tablet.

Love the fitbit watch! Cant seem to get the wrist motion to display time, but works with a tap

I bought this fitness tracker as a tool in training for a 5k race. It works well for me.

I love my new watch. It keeps such a accurate time and an accurate step better than the number two did

Overall good buy, does not automatically change in various tome zones.

Not very user friendly, Not enough instructions on how to use it. Have to google questions on hiw to use it.

The watch does not display the time when you move your wrist. I’m not sure if there is a sensitivity adjustment for this issue.

Love it keeps me moving love the app i added to my weight management app. Keeps me on point