Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fitbit Inspire 3 is a perfect tracker! It’s small, sleek, stays charged a long time (twice as long as the Charge 6), charges easily & efficiently. I only wish bands and chargers from earlier Inspire versions were compatible with #3.

This Fitbit tracker is just what I wanted. Slim, accurate, and a 10 day battery life checks all the boxes. The screen is also brighter than the Inspire 2, which means I am able to read the screen even in the bright sun outdoors.

So far, I love it because it is an upgrade for my older Fitbit when they first came out. They had no clock face. I did buy this as an Open box and it was a great great deal! There was no manual so I have to look things up on the Internet. The box itself was kind of torn up. And I don’t know how long the previous owner kept the Fitbit, but I do have problems with it every so often. It takes me three or four taps to get data on the screen, but when I scroll the data disappears so that can be a little frustrating. I still haven’t learned everything I need to know about it but as far as keeping track of my steps, my heart rate, my active “zones”, I love it. And I think I only charge it once a week? Which is great.

Great for the price. I bought it because I wanted to track my exercise habits better (just how much walking was I really doing in a day?!?). It's been great for that, but it also works well with my IPhone to notify me of texts and calls. I no longer carry my phone around the office or house "just in case someone calls." The Fitbit stays charged a really long time - days and days. I wear it in the shower, no problems.

Has worked great for 3 years and Im very active. However, recently its starting to not track my sleep and the battery life is 4-5 days from down from probably 20+. But as I said, Im fairly active in Florida, so its handles sweat, heat, water and its lasted me 3 years so I cant complain. Only recent downside is starting on February 2026 I have to switch to google use instead of direct log in with Fitbit and Im not ok with that. So we will see what I decide but Im shopping. But if you like google go for it. I changed the band to a leather band as I have allergies to silicone, its been a great watch/ tracker for the price. I love the size of it. Some of the other brands are way to chunky. This one is light and not obtrusive. Easy to wear and use.

I love the Inspire band. I have had a lot of Fitbits. I am a runner and I sweat a ton. They get about a year and a half. When my Charge 5 died i wanted something smaller. I love the onboard GPS but I wasnt using it as I also have a dedicaated running watch. The little color screen is great and it is perfect for sleep tracking as you dont even know it is on. The biggest win is battery life. Just shy of two weeks. That is huge! Of you need a lightweight tracker, that almost all the features you need, look no further.

Better than the older inspires. Display is much larger and easier to read outside. Keeps track of more information. Charge lasts longer than Inspire 2. The charging mechanism with clips ensures a much better connection for charging. I am concerned that with the more secure charging connection that the plastic hooks might eventually break. The band is similar to the old bands other than it has a typical watch hook type connection. I liked the old snap connection it was easier to get on.

This tracker is light and compact. I have found it is pretty accurate in tracking steps and my sleep. It is holding it's charge as advertised, seven days. I also like the reminders to get up and get active during the day.

Great little smartwatch. Tracks activity, heart rate, sleeps, and steps accurately. Perfect device if you need a watch the just gets notifications, and want some fitness data. I get about 7 days of battery life between charges.

I bought the Fitbit Inspire 3 (Midnight Zen, 2022) for my brother from Best Buy, and it’s been a great gift. It’s sleek, lightweight, and surprisingly comfortable to wear all day. He loves how easy it is to track his steps, heart rate, and sleep patterns—plus the stress management tools are a nice bonus. The battery life is impressive too, lasting nearly a week on a single charge. For anyone looking to kickstart a healthier lifestyle, this tracker is a solid choice.

Love and it works great! I love the simplicity, the size and the weight of the device. I have many issues with my wrist and this watch does not bother me at all. It works great with my iPhone. I am just worried that future Fitbit/google watches will only work on Android.

I tried many different watches, including the Apple 8 and 2 different Garmin watches, and this works the best for me. I wanted something very simple that works as a pedometer, monitors heart rate, tells the time, receives text notifications, notifies when I've reached a goal, doesn't require recharging very often (this goes for several days before recharging, like at least 7). The Garmin watches were not very sensitive and routes taken were often recorded inaccurately, so they were not worth the money to me. The Apple was too much watch: did too many things and had too many steps to get to the info I wanted. I had had the Fitbit charge 2 before so had gotten used to Fitbit way of doing things. Although this says it counts levels (elevation, as in flights of stairs), I have never been able to find that function. The sleep function is also inaccurate, saying I am sleeping when I am in bed awake and reading. I also don't love the look and wish there would be a fit bit watch that's round instead of oblong or square and that just does the basics.

This is my first Fitbit. I had an Apple Watch before this. Overall, it does the things I need it to do (health tracking) and I like its small profile. It also has an insanely long battery life -- well over a week per charge. But it's not particularly user friendly, at least compared to Apple products. When I need to figure out how some feature works, I generally have to search online. Fitbit doesn't have much guidance of its own. And as for the person at Best Buy that I spoke with when trying to decide which Fitbit to buy, he didn't know anything at all, and he was supposedly working in that department. No help at all!

Got it for my mom last year for Christmas. She loves it. Was easier for her to use daily rather than an Apple Watch with too many gadgets. Keeps track of her sleep and exercise.

I love it! It's such a convenient product, I struggle to move daily so I thought it would be a good and constant reminder to be more active. It has waterlock on it so whenever I shower I don't gotta remove it, worth the price!

I was looking for a watch with great battery life that would track my steps and heart rate, and this was the right choice. I get about a week’s worth of charge out of it, and I wear it in the pool and in the shower.

As i do light fitness i didnt need the top tier product. For the price this is more than i could have asked for. Great heart info and sleep info. Amazing battery life. It is also super light where i dont feel it when wearing.

I have had my Fitbit Inspire 3 tracker for about a month. It replaced an older Fitbit Inspire. I have appreciated the added bells and whistles that this model offers. I mainly track my steps and walking miles as well as sleep status. The added tracking of heart rate, oxygen levels, breathing etc is very helpful and just enough for me so that the Premium subscription is not needed. It does a good job of notifying me of messages as well and is very easy to use. This model is a "make sense tracker" and has just enough information to help me but not too much to complicate life. I just love it!

Bought the Inspire 3 for my grandfather, and it’s honestly perfect. Super lightweight, clear display, and tracks heart rate + sleep without being overwhelming. Battery lasts ~10 days, so he barely has to think about charging. He loves checking his heart rate and sleep score now (even brags about it lol). Setup took a bit of hand-holding, but once done, it’s been smooth sailing. No premium needed—free features are more than enough for him

My Fitbit Inspire 2 stopped syncing to my phone, so I was glad to find another Fitbit watch without all the "smart" options, but it still has a lot of great features. This version is better than my previous Inspire 2. I really like it; it is better than I was expecting.