Publicerad: 2019-03-21, Författare: Daniel , testad av: imore.com
Tiny form factor that's comfortable to wear 24/7, Heart rate and sleep tracking, Attractive design with easy-to-change bands, Fully waterproof and swimproof, Excellent 5-day battery life, Tiny form factor that's comfortable to wear 24/7, Attractive design
Vertical screen is tiny and narrow, Notifications are real-time only, no archive, No additional app support beyond what's on tracker, No Fitbit Pay, Lack of heart rate means losing many fitness features, Vertical screen is tiny and narrow, Notifications a
The Inspire and Inspire HR are very similar products, with a couple of notable differences. They're also two of the best and most useful Fitbits ever released, especially for the price. So should you buy one and, if so, which one? Let's dig in...
Publicerad: 2019-03-20, Författare: Daniel , testad av: androidcentral.com
Sammanfattning: img src=" width="800" height="600" alt="" class="image-large_wm_brw image-large">Fitbit's always been about adding to its collection — unlike many other tech companies, products stick around for years on its proverbial shelves. The Zip, for instance, t...
Refined, lightweight design with interchangeable bands, Swimproof and tracks swimming, Responsive touchscreen, On-device Exercise app along with SmartTrack auto tracking, Accurate heart rate monitor, Connected GPS
Limited number of watch faces, Limited smart features, Shorter battery life than Alta HR, No altimeter
Publicerad: 2019-03-12, Författare: DC , testad av: dcrainmaker.com
The reality is that the Inspire HR is more or less just another Fitbit. It doesn't do anything super unique that any other previous Fitbit didn't do. Except, now it's cheaper. And that's a good thing. It means that you've got a product that has most of th...
Slim, lightweight design, Accurate sleep-tracking, Affordable
Small display, No automatic run-pausing
Fitbit designed the Inspire and Inspire HR for people who are new to fitness tracking and looking for a motivational device. For $100, the Inspire HR is the best entry-level band you can buy.But I also want more from Fitbit. Its latest devices, which incl...
Sammanfattning: Fitbit today debuted the Inspire and Inspire HR, a fresh line of fitness trackers that replace the Alta and others in Fitbit's range of products. These simpler wearables build on the success of Fitbit's legacy trackers and still manage to offer something...
Sammanfattning: Fitbit today debuted the Inspire and Inspire HR, a fresh line of fitness trackers that replace the Alta and others in Fitbit's range of products. These simpler wearables build on the success of Fitbit's legacy trackers and still manage to offer something...
Excellent screen and intuitive controls, Sleek, comfortable design, Swimproof and waterproof
Battery life is decent but not great, Still expensive compared to the knock-offs, Need to carry a phone to accurately track runs
This is a great little device. There are reasons not to buy it - the lack of built-in GPS will be a killer for some people, and it has tempting low-cost rivals such as this £27 Yamay tracker - but it's an excellent choice for anyone looking to live a heal...
Publicerad: 2021-08-23, Författare: Jennifer , testad av: T3.com
Can be quite cheap,Comfortable to wear,Good battery life,Simple to use,
Strap can be awkward, Not the most stylish, No built-in GPS,
The Fitbit Inspire HR is a little long in the tooth now but if you can track one down, it still offers some useful if simple fitness tracking functionality. Its long battery life means you won't have to worry about maintaining it often either.Reasons to b...
Publicerad: 2020-06-05, Författare: James , testad av: wareable.com
Great sleep tracking, Good heart rate accuracy, Thin and light
No SpO2, Screen is lacklustre
Slim, packed with sensors and at an affordable price, the Inspire HR will suit the needs of a lot of people. The sleep tracking and heart rate insights are some of the best in the business, and if you want detailed data into your health, but hardcore work...
