Fitbit Inspire 3

Lightweight Very comfortable Accurate fitness sensors Battery lasts over a week without a recharge Affordable price point

Lacks an altimeter Charger is tricky to disconnect

“The Fitbit Inspire 3 ofers accurate fitness tracking with an extraordinarily comfortable and lightweight design.”

Color touch screen with always-on option Longest battery life in Fitbit lineup Thinner design than last generation SpO2 sensor for overnight readings Find Phone feature works well

Tiny text can be hard to read Minor accuracy issues in testing No on-demand SpO2 measurements Some metrics require a subscription

With long battery life, a color touch screen, and all the basic activity and sleep features you need, the Fitbit Inspire 3 is the best fitness tracker you can get for under $100.

Lovely AMOLED display ; Tiny, curved form factor ; Fitbit ecosystem well supported ; Less than $100 price ; Six months free Fitbit Premium service

No GPS built in ; Functionality can be limited for some

The Fitbit Inspire 3 is a marginal upgrade over the Inspire 2 with that color display and a more comfortable curved design. It's refreshing to wear a tracker that nearly disappears on your wrist and yet captures key health and wellness data while...

Bright display easy to see in daylight Lightweight design Great battery life

Small screen doesn't fit much data Doesn't have built-in GPS

If you’re looking for an affordable fitness tracker to keep track of everything from your steps to your sleep, the Fitbit Inspire 3 is the best tracker for most people. With a bright, color screen, and an excellent battery life, you can’t go wrong.

10 days of battery life Comfortable band Advanced health tracking features, including skin temperature

No built-in GPS Small screen that's difficult to navigate Might be too basic for some users

The Fitbit Inspire 3 is an adequate fitness tracker that offers basic insights into your health and activity levels. The sleek design and long-lasting battery make it ideal for all-day (and all-night) wear, and it's great at giving a birds-eye view of...

Nice, compact, and light ; Pretty OLED display with AoD ; Solid battery life ; Good feature set

No GPS, no NFC, no Quick Charging, no music control ; Full feature set is available only with a premium subscription ; Operation via squeezing is awkward ; Relatively expensive even without a subscription

The Fitbit Inspire 3 expanded its feature set compared to its predecessor in a rather superficial manner. You get a more modern device with a nice color OLED display and pulse oximeter. However, the Inspire 3's feature set is not convincing enough...

Extremely lightweight and comfortable ; Long-lasting battery life ; Color AMOLED display is a necessary and welcome upgrade ; Reliable health and fitness tracking ; 6-months of Fitbit Premium included

The proprietary charger is potentially frustrating ; The screen might be a bit too small for some ; Capacitive buttons aren't entirely reliable

The Fitbit Inspire 3 might not be the flashiest wearable on the market, and that's the point. It's a lightweight and comfortable wearable that keeps track of your health and fitness without getting in the way.