Customer Ratings & Reviews

easy to use, but not very accurate, with its price, not have high expectation

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.

I like the sleek look of this Fitbit. Works just as I need it to for my personal trainer. Would recommend!

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!

Bought two of these for my girls for Christmas. I'd like all of use to lose weight this year but even if they just get moving because of these, I'll be happy.

Bought two of these for my girls for Christmas. I'd like all of use to lose weight this year but even if they just get moving because of these, I'll be happy.

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

Loving this watch. Learned a lot about my body, sleep habit etc

Nice fitness watch with a lot of modes and features. The only thing is that the screen is a bit too small which can be hard to use at times.

It was for my wife and she is very happy with it. Exactly what she wanted for a good price

I would have given this particular Fitbit a 5 star but the Bluetooth or syncing often takes long and the find my phone rarely works. I’ve always had an Apple Watch and wanted to give Fitbit a try due to battery life of Apple just lacking terribly but the sync capability of Fitbit is just horrible. Maybe I’ll try one more fitbit… the Luxe or charge 5.

Bought this for my wife to replace a Fitbit versa 2. This one does everything well in a small form factor.

Works as described! Seems accurate, light and comfortable!

My daughter chose it and I paid it. She likes it. I am happy to know that.

It is everything that I wanted. The watch has perfect digits so it is easy to read. I love it.

Great way to track steps if you are looking to lose weight

use it to track my calories at the gym, love the app, use it everyday to count macros

Returned the product after learning that my sister already had one.

Terrible watch. Been at least 6 months since the time hasn't been fixed in the app. The phone and main clock match, but when you go into the app to add an exercise, the starting time is 30 min behind and won't let you use the current time. I contacted fitbit support 3 times- 2 e-mails and 1 call; supposedly trying to be fixed. It shouldn't take this long! Bluetooth on, sleep mode off, notifications on, stopped receiving texts on watch. Says I have a lot more steps than I know I took each day.

Does what it is advertised to do. It's simple. Keeps a charge for a couple of days. Tracks movement and sleep.