After 3 years with a Samsung smart watch, I made the switch back to fitbit as I was tired of having to charge my Samsung watch every day, and as they updated the software for their newly released watch, they took away functionality from the watch that I had. There are a number of flaws in Samsung's data as well, weird glitches with how they counted calories and tracked exercises.

I'm so glad that I switched back to fitbit! It tracks more than all the fitness data I am looking for such as resting heart rate and time spent in activity zones, my sleep quality, etc, and does so accurately. If your priority in purchasing a smartwatch is to have it track your fitness, this is the watch for you. I find that the other smart watches are good for connecting you to your phone, but not necessarily great as fitness trackers.

The Fitbit Inspire 3 has been a fantastic addition to my daily routine. As someone who values health and fitness, this tracker has not disappointed. The stress management feature has been particularly beneficial, helping me understand and manage my stress levels better. The workout intensity tracking motivates me to push my limits safely, and the sleep tracking provides insights that have helped improve my sleep quality.

The 24/7 heart rate monitoring is accurate and reliable, giving me peace of mind about my cardiovascular health. The design is sleek, with the Midnight Zen/Black color giving it a professional look that goes well with any attire. The inclusion of both small and large bands in the box is a thoughtful touch, ensuring a perfect fit for any wrist size.

Battery life has been impressive, lasting several days on a single charge, even with continuous heart rate monitoring. The Fitbit app integration is seamless, offering a detailed view of my health metrics and progress over time.

In conclusion, the Fitbit Inspire 3 is a well-rounded fitness tracker that offers a range of features catering to various health and fitness needs. It's an investment in yourwell-being that I highly recommend.

For the size, it does have some good features. It tracks activity and sleep. You can record workouts & exercises.

What didn't cut it for me was that even on "strong" I couldn't feel the vibration (important for calls, messages, alarms). You can't voice reply from the fitbit but you can still do the quick reply, not a deal breaker but I did miss it a little. And the huge downside for me was that there's no weather app. Being able to check from my wrist keeps me from opening my phone and getting distracted!😅

I also have larger wrists, the spot I tend to wear my fitbits is about 7" (18cm) and with a magnetic band I had trouble with it falling off. Not a strike against fitbit but a problem you might run into.

I'd recommend to someone who wanted a tracker but planned to use it more as a traditional watch. Wasn't right for me but it's still a good product.

Does far more than I need. Strap has a buckle, which is a huge improvement over the older version pin & hole fastener. Mobile app installed on your own device should stay active, but sometimes shuts down and requires a fresh log-in. Great ... (sarcasm) ... one more thing to have to remember. Hard to evaluate accuracy, wear it on your wrist, sit down and ie. play piano all day, and you've traveled miles? How does it convert the length of a step into a linear distance traveled? Bands are too short to wear this on an adult ankle, which would perhaps be a better measure of steps taken.

Let me start by saying I'm an old school Casio calculated guy, so it's taken a while to branch into the new tech smart watches. I didn't want an Apple Watch, so I pulled the trigger on this & am so glad I did! It's smart enough for my use without being annoying or intrusive. This thing has 10Hag a of battery, which is awesome. It's super lightweight & comfortable to wear. And it's helped me understand & track analytics related to activity & workouts. It does all the basic functions that I want without overdoing the stuff that I don't. I love this watch & will not be going back to the old Casio anytime soon. Highly recommended!