
Fitbit - Inspire HR
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Last updated: Dec 14, 2025 Scoring
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"I like the price of the inspire as well. When I need to replace it won’t break the bank!"
"I just have a cheap Fitbit inspire. ... at that price point I don’t really care"
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"the Inspire has been great (I’m over the two year mark! My charges didn’t last much more than 2 years)"
"I’ve had a fitbit inspire HR since Christmas 2021 and I still use it to track steps!"
"it still works fine"
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"And I've managed to wear it pretty consistently for almost a year now, to the point when I take it off to charge when I shower I miss it. ... This is genuinely the longest amount of time in my entire life I've managed to go with having something on my wrists/hands."
"I find the Fitbit Inspire fairly non intrusive ... If you don't like the strap it comes with there are sellers that sell alternatives in other materials (Etsy has folks that make ones out of natural material. And I think it can be worn as a pin / dongle"
"the actual watch bit is also pretty small so doesn't bug me all that much"
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"the best part is the battery life vs other fitbits. I can get a full week pretty easily."
"Battery lasts me like 5 days regularly which I love."
"The battery life is much better too."
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"Calories, step, and hr is all I need"
"I’ve had a fitbit inspire HR since Christmas 2021 and I still use it to track steps!"
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"The Fitbit app has also been giving me some grief with the Inspire"
"occasional blips in the app"
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"It does seem to overestimate calories burned though. ... It will overestimate what you burn. This is the opposite, I think, over what you " will take". Most research suggests about 25% off."
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"I really hate the feeling of the default thick wristband it came with"
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"knowing that you need to switch to using Google instead of whatever the original system had been by early February 2026, I've been looking into other companies to see what they have to offer and what could possibly work best for me."
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"Main issue i have with the charge 6 or inspire is the fact it doesn’t do flights climbed (i do a lot of stairs in work)."
I’ve had a fitbit inspire HR since Christmas 2021 and I still use it to track steps!
r/digitalminimalism • I'm having a hard time finding a fitness tracker that doesn't feel like overkill ->Yes, I still have the old one, inspire hr, and it still works fine. I don't need anything fancy. Calories, step, and hr is all I need
r/fitbit • Fitbit still worth it? ->So I used to daily wear a citizen eco-drive that was my gift to myself for getting out of an hourly job that was never going to go anywhere. The switch to a, "smart watch," was getting my first FitBit for free because I'd earned enough points for activities through insurance at work, and then I earned more by tracking my activities. I went from an Inspire HR to a Versa to a Versa 2 (killed the first in a shower) to a Garmin Instinct. In that same time, I'd purchased my first automatic (snk805), my partner bought me another Citizen (Avengers version of the J810, silver with blue dial) as a thank-you for me proofreading so many of her papers over years that she graduated with her first master's degree, and she followed that with a Praesidus D-Day 80th Anniversary watch with the dial made from a C-47 Skyhook that flew over Normandy during the invasion. Clearly, I've done a bit of double wristing 😂 I've mostly switched to the Garmin being purely a fitness tracker, or if I *need* a GPS on my wrist independent of my phone. I also bought a turtle for a milestone gift: promotion at work. The turtle and the D-Day get the most wear.
r/Watches • [discussion] Those who went Apple Watch to Traditional ->Fitbit is dying after been merged with google. I am a fitbit addict since 2017, so it's 8 years of tracking. I am a big fan, as it helped me a lot with weight control. I had Fitbit Charge HR from 2017 to 2020, Fitbit Inspire HR from 2020 to 2023 and Fitbit Inspire 3 from 2023 till now. Inspire 3 is a perfect device from the Hardware PoV. Sensors are accurate, it has a lot of sensors for the size (SpO2, Skin Temperature, HR) and the ios app was always good. BUT the device firmware is crap. They messed up with the interface and since 3 years they don't offer a heavy stat screen. So you can't see distance, steps and pulses at the same screen. They only make it worst, as now with the newest firmware, you have another stupid thing hiding part of the screen when you want to see something that shows that is not connected to the phone or something. As I am for long battery life and simple tracking (I can't have a tracker that needs charging every day like the smart watches), I am considering moving to Vivosmart 5. Hardwarewise is a downgrade (has similar specs to inspire 2 with half the battery life) but I am kind of fed with having a tracker which misses the obvious: stat screen! The concern is raised by users on their forum since 2022 and they just don't care.
r/fitbit • Fitbit Inspire 3 in 2025 ->Lol same. I've been buying the inspire series since 1 and they all worn out. I ended up getting a new one though because I actually use the screen a lot to check time and stuff.
r/fitbit • New to fitness wearables, is inspire 3 still worth getting in September 2025? ->I like mine too. It’s smaller so easier to wear but the best part is the battery life vs other fitbits. I can get a full week pretty easily. Fitbits are consumables and need to be replaced every couple years, because of this I like the price of the inspire as well. When I need to replace it won’t break the bank!
r/fitbit • Is the Inspire 3 any good? ->I like my Inspire a lot. I had issues with the last Charge I had but the Inspire has been great (I’m over the two year mark! My charges didn’t last much more than 2 years). The battery life is much better too. I’ve read articles that Fitbit app is being replaced on all android phones. To me this could imply a major refresh. If true - I’d say it’s a perfect time to get in!
r/fitbit • Is Fitbit still worth buying? ->I have a fitbit inspire (I think?) and I really like it. Fitbit does sell a clip style setting for at least some of their models. I think you lose some of the data like heart rate but you'd still get steps and activity level and probably the sleep info. Eta: I really hate the feeling of the default thick wristband it came with, so I bought a super thin one and I also wear is pushed way up my wrist, like maybe an inch past the boney protrusion so I don't feel it when I move my wrist.
r/AutismInWomen • Do any of you wear watches/fitness trackers ->For me, AWU just gets in the way, activating emergency alarm. I also worry about breaking it, it’s just so expensive. I ended up buying Fitbit inspire to use it for CrossFit.
r/crossfit • Smartwatches for CrossFit and life in general ->Fitbit inspire series are sufficiently minimal to me
r/digitalminimalism • I'm having a hard time finding a fitness tracker that doesn't feel like overkill ->Same 👆I bought a Fitbit Inspire to reward myself for hitting a goal, and ended up returning it. Now I’ve got an old school clip on pedometer for ~ $20 that’s super accurate. It doesn’t tie into my calorie tracking app, but that’s okay because I’m not eating back exercise calories.
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