Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good stuff for good life and comfort in todays world.

It took a long time to figure out how to download the app and it charged me $60 for something I am not sure of what it is. I still don’t understand how to use it. I check the time and my steps but I don’t know what else it is doing.

It is perfect to keep up with my health for sleeping, walking and helping me keep on top of movement.

vERY GOOD PRODUCT - DOES EXACTLY WHAT IT SAYS IT WILL DO

Love the item . Great for everyday use ! Wife loved.

Amazing battery life. Color and all the upgrades in a sleek watch

This was a gift to my wife and she love it, highly recommended

Great product, easy to use and easy to setup for android

much more difficult to use than Inspire 2 must put on charger to get back to main screen with time and date

Love my FitBit! Just enough information to keep me motivated and on track with my health goals.

The thinner size allows me to wear without chafing.

Awesome little device. Everything I wanted and then some.

Updates are confusing. Hard to find a tech number to call with questions.

The best. Great price. Small size just right for a woman.

My wife loves hers and got this for a gift for somone else.

This is perfect for my needs. I use the heart monitor and the milage for running. I had an older Fitbit model and it was difficult to see the screen. This new model is easy to see the screen. I am looking forward to play with the other features.

I had been using the Charge 2 (C2) for a number of years, and was very pleased. The only reason I actually switched was that there is a known software, or button hardware, design flaw which affected my use of it. I really wish I could give the Inspire 3 (I3) a better review, but here are my issues, for what they are worth. 1. I have to physically touch the unit to see the display. The C2 displayed the time when I moved my wrist to look at it, like a normal watch. 2. With the C2, I could change display functions by simply tapping the display. With the I3 I have to swipe Up/Down & Left/Right to get to various menu items. And even then I have, more often than not, ended up in some option menu, and have to scramble to make sure that I don't end up changing some settings I want to keep. 3. Referencing #2 above, there were a number of configuration items available for it on the Fitbit app. The I3's configuration via the app seems to be more limited. 4. The display is really designed for someone with really good eyesight. Some of the font sizes in the display might be very hard for an elderly person to see. (I'm not there - yet - but I want to be very clear for anyone looking for a fitness device who might have some type of vision issues.) In summary however, I'm NOT saying this is a bad device, but for people who work in locations where you cannot use a fitness device with native GPS or Wi-Fi, this device may allow for it. But it also has some serious functional limitations. Just my thoughts. If you use is and are 100% pleased, I am glad for you.

Fitbit meets my needs, monitors my steps daily, etc.

This is my second Fitbit! My first one slipped off my wrist during vacation; it was four years old! I had to get another, so I chose this model. I’m still getting used to the layout, but I’m really impressed with the upgraded cardiac tracking! Love it!!

The watch is working just fine, however it was a Christmas present and I was concerned that the box when it was handed to me looked like someone had already opened it. I wrapped it anyway, my wife is enjoying it now. Plus I have the yearly subscription plan for warranty protection