Fitbit Inspire HR Black Fitness Tracker

So the Fitbit Inspire HR is a bit outdated now, but that's only because they keep putting out new versions faster than lightning. I love my fitbit inspire hr. I got mine in July of 2019 and it's held up well! It's so easy for me to track my workouts and heart rate (and my heart rate lines up with the doctor's office) and steps too. One thing I'd change about it is that while it's usually accurate on steps if I use an exercise bike, vacuum, or do repetitive motions with my hands it will count it as steps but in general it's pretty accurate. I use mine exclusively for fitness and sleep tracking, so exercise, steps, heart rate, sleep. I don't use notifications or track periods or water/food. The battery life is pretty good! I do notice it drains faster if I do more ... MoreSo the Fitbit Inspire HR is a bit outdated now, but that's only because they keep putting out new versions faster than lightning. I love my fitbit inspire hr. I got mine in July of 2019 and it's held up well! It's so easy for me to track my workouts and heart rate (and my heart rate lines up with the doctor's office) and steps too. One thing I'd change about it is that while it's usually accurate on steps if I use an exercise bike, vacuum, or do repetitive motions with my hands it will count it as steps but in general it's pretty accurate. I use mine exclusively for fitness and sleep tracking, so exercise, steps, heart rate, sleep. I don't use notifications or track periods or water/food. The battery life is pretty good! I do notice it drains faster if I do more exercise where I select that I'm working out on my fitbit when I do it, rather than waiting for it to pick up on it. I'm sure notifications would greatly decrease that lifespan too, if you use them. But on average it lasts me 3–--7 days before it gets to 7% and tells me it's got a low battery. It takes only around an hour to charge and the battery life hasn't worsened over time. My original strap is still going strong too. It has a tiny rip in the end from me putting it on an off so, but still works just fine. The band is super comfortable and doesn't cause any irritation. Plus the fitbit Is waterproof so it gets super clean when I shower! Overall I love it. It's a basic mode higher end fitness tool that is pretty nifty, light weight and functional.

I like the simplicity between this watch and the fact that you can use the app to get more information and other features. kinda wish you didnt have to pay a subscription to get access to all features, but i still like the ones that are available. i will say, be careful with the food logging bc it can start eds. also, it is very sensitive to movement and it counts steps based on how much you move, so the steps are not very accurate. it can also track your sleep if you wear it to bed, but the watch is not that comfortable, so i couldn’t really use this feature. i like how it can be used to find your phone or that you can use your phone to find it. also the battery life of this watch is incredible. i could last 10 days without dying. overall, it works well but idk if ... MoreI like the simplicity between this watch and the fact that you can use the app to get more information and other features. kinda wish you didnt have to pay a subscription to get access to all features, but i still like the ones that are available. i will say, be careful with the food logging bc it can start eds. also, it is very sensitive to movement and it counts steps based on how much you move, so the steps are not very accurate. it can also track your sleep if you wear it to bed, but the watch is not that comfortable, so i couldn’t really use this feature. i like how it can be used to find your phone or that you can use your phone to find it. also the battery life of this watch is incredible. i could last 10 days without dying. overall, it works well but idk if it is worth it when comparing to other fitness watches.

For the price, a worthy activity tracker for fundemental information. Simple to use, with a lengthy string life, it has become a staple in my daily life. I'm for the most part fond of the quiet alarms and phone notifications. Though the shroud is fairly small, I'm tickled with the size due to it doesn't get in aside and become cumbersome, for the most part though sleeping. Also, merely having the Fitbit is suited motivation to remain active. Notwithstanding being a more affordable Fitbit it's not the the vast majority of correct on the market. Additionally, several of the comprehensive info in the app is hidden behind a paywall. And though it is working the vast majority of of the time, I've noticed that not all of my notifications come over here over to the Fitbit. ... MoreFor the price, a worthy activity tracker for fundemental information. Simple to use, with a lengthy string life, it has become a staple in my daily life. I'm for the most part fond of the quiet alarms and phone notifications. Though the shroud is fairly small, I'm tickled with the size due to it doesn't get in aside and become cumbersome, for the most part though sleeping. Also, merely having the Fitbit is suited motivation to remain active. Notwithstanding being a more affordable Fitbit it's not the the vast majority of correct on the market. Additionally, several of the comprehensive info in the app is hidden behind a paywall. And though it is working the vast majority of of the time, I've noticed that not all of my notifications come over here over to the Fitbit. It has its flaws, but for the tag it’s a mighty product if you're right seeing for a fundemental activity tracker.

My fitbit is the luxury one version and I just love it. It does the normal with keeping up with your sleep, steps, heart rate and so much more. I really like it where's it keeps my record of my sleep pattern every night on how I sleep with REM or if I was a light sleeper it also goes into with keeping your heart rate at night to make sure that your not suffer from sleep disorders and can show your Dr if so. Also I love that I can keep up with all of my calories and burning fat throughout the day with my exercises amd then I can use the relax part of it to help me when I try to get my breathing when I'm going to do my mediation I also love with fitbit that you can buy different bands for any others if you don't won't rubber you can get gold or silver also which is ... MoreMy fitbit is the luxury one version and I just love it. It does the normal with keeping up with your sleep, steps, heart rate and so much more. I really like it where's it keeps my record of my sleep pattern every night on how I sleep with REM or if I was a light sleeper it also goes into with keeping your heart rate at night to make sure that your not suffer from sleep disorders and can show your Dr if so. Also I love that I can keep up with all of my calories and burning fat throughout the day with my exercises amd then I can use the relax part of it to help me when I try to get my breathing when I'm going to do my mediation I also love with fitbit that you can buy different bands for any others if you don't won't rubber you can get gold or silver also which is nice to be a tracker.

Fitbit can have awful charging cables, not standardized, designed for profit not function

Fitbit puts a little charging cable on every device, so if you lose it, you are forced to buy another one for like $20-30. I'm sure it's a huge profit item for them. On top of that, many of the connections to the charging devices are tenuous. The inspire HR is supposed to connect through tiny metal nodules. There's nothing that tells you it's charging. You have to clean these things all the time. Often, I've left it overnight to find out the connection was no good, and I couldn't use it the next day. Incredibly frustrating. Check on the charger before you buy any Fitbit and try to get one that has a better and more secure connection ... not one that doesn't align easily or where you cannot tell whether it's charging or not until you check the battery.

Great for literally everything it says. Not durable.

I have gone through 2 of them now. One was on the warranty so I got it for free. I honestly love the watch. Super awesome does everything I needed It to do. It just isn't durable. The first time, I don't know what I did but the thing just started having spasms. I couldn't get it to stop not turning off. Tried charging, didn't work. So I called in on the warranty. I got the new one. I've been using it for half a year then suddenly I was tubing and doing watersports (like the watch says it is supposed to be able to handle) and I got back to my house and I couldn't use the scrolling on the watch. I reset and plugged it in for the night to see if that would work. I woke up and it's having spasms again, it won't scroll, and the battery only charged to 29%. I'm sadly ... MoreI have gone through 2 of them now. One was on the warranty so I got it for free. I honestly love the watch. Super awesome does everything I needed It to do. It just isn't durable. The first time, I don't know what I did but the thing just started having spasms. I couldn't get it to stop not turning off. Tried charging, didn't work. So I called in on the warranty. I got the new one. I've been using it for half a year then suddenly I was tubing and doing watersports (like the watch says it is supposed to be able to handle) and I got back to my house and I couldn't use the scrolling on the watch. I reset and plugged it in for the night to see if that would work. I woke up and it's having spasms again, it won't scroll, and the battery only charged to 29%. I'm sadly disappointed in it's durability. Great watch, just don't go crazy. I'd also just keep it away from water.

Great product but recent changes diminish practical use

This is my 3rd Fitbit inspire HR. The first lasted almost 2 years, considering the abuse it took. Battery lasted forever! The replacement lasted less than 6 months before it gave me a black screen. Battery STILL lasted several days. Since it was under warranty, I was sent a replacement. The battery now last LESS THAN 24 HOURS and the feature that removed all day sync has been dropped. Now I can't track my sleep, which was a key factor in my original decision to choose the HR. I'd like to get another but I don't trust Fitbit the same way now, but know for sure the HR isn't what it used to be.

Great starter FitBit

This FitBit tracker is great if you want to count steps or miles or monitor your heartrate in real time (from what I can tell it only keeps an average of your resting heart beat recorded in app).It's great for recommending when you should go to bed and will track your sleep patterns, which I love. You can set a sleep goal and it keeps a record of your sleep patterns, so you can see how many times you wake during the night, how much REM sleep you get, and more.It has decent battery life. Fully charged, mine lasts for several days.I also love that it's waterproof! I haven't worn it to the lake or in a pool, but you can wear it in the shower without any problems.Now for the Cons...If you're a woman and want to use this to track your cycle or fertility window, ... MoreThis FitBit tracker is great if you want to count steps or miles or monitor your heartrate in real time (from what I can tell it only keeps an average of your resting heart beat recorded in app).It's great for recommending when you should go to bed and will track your sleep patterns, which I love. You can set a sleep goal and it keeps a record of your sleep patterns, so you can see how many times you wake during the night, how much REM sleep you get, and more.It has decent battery life. Fully charged, mine lasts for several days.I also love that it's waterproof! I haven't worn it to the lake or in a pool, but you can wear it in the shower without any problems.Now for the Cons...If you're a woman and want to use this to track your cycle or fertility window, those are functions of this FitBit, however, they're never right. Every single month they're off by days if not an entire week. So unless your cycle is regular enough you don't even need to track it, that function on this device is useless.And my biggest pet peeve with this FitBit... the charger. Could they make the cord any shorter? It has a magnetic head that attaches to your FitBit to charge it, and a TINY cord. It makes it almost impossible to keep the charger attached to the FitBit.If I were purchasing one again, I'd go for one of the higher-priced models with more features. This one is rather limited.

Jemma's review of FITBIT Inspire HR Fitness Tracker - Black, Universal

Pros: It has everything that a more expensive smart watch can offer at a much more affordable price. The watch itself is a very nice design, not too bulky at all. I also like that you can change the straps and they have a wide variety of different styles to suit your preference. The battery life is also amazing, much better than more expensive smart watches such as the Apple Watch.Cons: Some of the features could be made more advanced I.e more options on the exercise tracking or the option to add your own type of exercise as these are quite limited. The watch also sometimes detects you are doing exercise when you’re not and so the statistics are not always accurate - I.e most days it would say I have been swimming despite this not being the case.