FitbitInspire 3 Fitness Tracker – Advanced Health Insights with Stress Management, Workout Intensity & Sleep Tracking, 24/7 Heart Rate, Includes Small and Large Classic Bands - Morning Glow/Black

I really love this watch. It has a slim profile and a nice little touch screen. It tells the time. I can see my phone's notifications easily so I don't have to pull out my phone each time. I like the heart rate tracking function. I don't use most of the other activity functions but it has a pretty good step counter too. It has a find phone function that works well as long as you are within Bluetooth range. I've needed that a couple times so far. I'm not crazy about the stop watch feature because you can't start it then go back to the other menus, like looking at the time, without stopping the stop watch. If you can, I haven't figured it out. Battery life is good, I usually charge it once a week or so. It's been completely water resistant when I shower and even had a water lock you can turn on so the water droplets don't trigger touch input. It seems durable enough for regular wear and use, but I wouldn't test crushing it on purpose. App pairing was pretty easy the first time but when I got a new phone I had a little trouble unpairing and repairing to the new phone, I ended up factory resetting it but it isn't really a problem because all your info is stored in the app and cloud. Sleep tracking seems pretty accurate. I do wish I could customize the features a little more, like it does activity tracking with "zone minutes" but I really don't care about that, but it still shows up as I tap through the metrics on the watch home screen. Same with calorie burning. Not sure how accurate the calorie burning tracker is.All in all it's a great watch. I wanted a modern style smartwatch without getting something very expensive or really bulky. This is the right watch for the right price.

Very light, works very well. I like the screen colors. It has been keeping good track of my sleep and steps.

Great fit, functionality and battery life! I was looking for the smallest option for a step and sleep tracker - didn’t want anything bulky on my wrist and this one fits the bill. The price is right too!

I mainly bought this fitbit to monitor my nightly sleep quality, although the overall health monitoring is a plus. 4 sleep stages are monitored: Deep, Light, REM, and Awake. Since it's all monitored at the wrist, the accuracy is unknown; however, the desired 10-20% of deep sleep (of the total) appears to be attained. Also, patterns can be seen, such as decreasing deep sleep if caffeine has been ingested. For O2, it only measures average variance; I wish it would give absolute reading over time like an SPO2 monitor that can be shown on a time chart. Also, the data can be downloaded to local computer, but it is tedious to use for a charting app, and is separated into various folders. It appears that only the fitbit app can use the data easily. It also monitors steps automatically, and exercise (start/stop manually). Other things are monitored, like cardio load, daily exercise, active zone, burned energy, etc. Weight can be input automatically with another app sync. If food and water monitoring is desired, it must be manually input.

I have an Apple Watch but hate that I had to recharge it every night. Got this FitBit because it was cheap and wanted something I could wear for a few days and also track my sleep. This does what I was hoping for and also found the FitBit app to be more useful with what I am tracking vs. the Apple fitness app. I am tracking my steps, calories burned, calories consumed, weight, water consumption, heart rate and sleep quality / hours. This FitBit does all that and tracks it in a simple and intuitive app. I can also wear it when I want to wear a mechanical watch and not look like an idiot wearing two watches (i.e., mechanical watch and apple watch).

I bought the Fitbit specifically to track my sleep — but it completely fails at that task. I suffer from insomnia and often experience fragmented sleep, which is incredibly common especially for adults over 40. My CPAP usage averages around 9 hours a night, yet Fitbit often claims I’m only sleeping 3 to 4 hours.For example, I’ll go to bed at 9:30 PM, but Fitbit might tell me I only slept from 3:00 to 6:30 AM, ignoring the rest entirely. It does this constantly. There's no way to define your actual sleep window (say, 9:30 PM to 7:30 AM), and no way to stitch together multiple sleep segments — both of which are basic features for other sleep tracking apps. The data exists; Fitbit just throws it away.This is clearly a software design flaw, and based on the number of similar complaints online, it’s not being addressed. If you’re 19 and in perfect health, maybe this works for you. But if you're dealing with real-world sleep challenges, skip Fitbit. It’s not worth the money.Also: I use a Polar H10 for workouts and heart rate — it’s fantastic. Fitbit's exercise tracking, by comparison, is inconsistent at best.

I love my Fitbit Aspire! It's my second because I loved my first one that I had for about 5 years. I like the software because it's so easy to use! If you've ever had a Fitbit, don't be lured in by cheaper models costing less. I tried a knock off and was so disappointed I sent it back and got my Aspire! No regrets here!

It seems to sync beautifully with iPhone . I chose this one because it is smaller. But is easy to read. I would recommend it.