FB413BKBK Inspire HR Fitness Tracker Black, Black/Black, Large / Small

Love the product. Very sleek and easy to wear. Tracks sleep, HR, Exercise pretty well. not the most advanced but enough to keep you motivated. Highly recommend the product.

The first one I ordered had trouble charging, but was replaced swiftly.. The first couple of days have gone well and I’m sure this is a great buy.

31 JULY 2019 - I’ve had this device for a week. Here is my honest analysis on the device PROS: •App is easy to use •Detailed sleep readings. •Short recharge time (1hr, 15m) •Subtle call and message notifications. CONS: •Battery life: Although the estimated life is 5 days, I noticed it didn’t last half as long and needed to recharge every 2 days •Screen damage: Within a week I saw a few scratches and the outer screen managed to obtain a small burn. •Hourly steps reminder: You can’t adjust the amount of steps. Maximum 250 My best feature would be the breathing regulator, also known as “Relax”. It really helps you steady your breathing and would be very beneficial for people who struggle with temper management or anxiety. If you’re looking for a watch to start getting active or be more aware of how effective your fitness lifestyle which is affordable and hassle free, this would be the watch for you.

Very good tracker i like it simple light and good battery its completed 7 days when i disconnect the phone notifications .

The best minimalist Fitbit tracker on the market with heart rate monitoring for an amazing price.

Much better than older fitbits. Easy to use and battery lasts longer.

Heartbeat stopped working after 3rd day.

Very compact in size and unbelievable HR Health & Fitness tracker

2 weeks of using this, I have to say I’m loving it. Wore it for my swimming session. It worked! As for battery life, it’s not as bad as what others have commented. I did not turn on the text notification. Only for calls. If they text means it’s not urgent. Well at least that’s my theory. The watch looks great too. The strap is comfortable. Certain material will tend to stick on the strap but u can just wipe it off. I strongly recommend this if you are looking for something less costly yet stylish, reliable and comfortable.

Works well, looks great, light and exactly as advertised. My one real criticism would be that working a desk job where you move your hands a lot (like filing or stapling packages together) does count steps. Make sure you go into the settings and set the watch to your dominant hand so it knows to filter out some of the movements. Or, pick one day you to almost no steps and find out how many steps are counted based on moving your hands around, and then up your daily goals to include that discrepancy. The fitbit app you need to use the fitbit is easy and detailed. And you can get even more detailed activity reports by logging in online. I would recommend to anyone who wants to track their day to day activity. You can set goals and notifications, and quick access options if you tend to run/bike/swim rather than other activities. I would suggest turning of the progress notifications if you're just using it day to day. They can be a little distracting.

It gives me a general overall data of how my day was like and my sleep patterns as well. The app gives you about 3 months free trial for their premium. I've used the GPS on the app a couple of times and about 50% of the time it gave terrible readings. I use Strava which links to your fitbit app and gives a better GPS track for your runs. The Fitbit watch itself is nice and small which I bought it for. It fits most of your looks unless you want something a bit more flashy. The screen does have an issue if you are directly in the sun at an angle. It will be difficult to read the screen then but overall I did not find that a major issue. I got this over the new Inspire 2 was because it had a slightly bigger screen and the most significant difference between this and the Inspire 2 is the battery life and free premium for a year. This works well for me and it's a good start for anyone who's adventuring into the world of fitness trackers.

Love my fitbit. The slender appearance is barely noticable.

I use it as a watch/basic fitness tracker. It has survived the worst of the worst impacts, against doors, walls, cars and much more and hasn't gotten a single crack on the screen. Battery life after almost 2 years is still around 4 to 5 days and every so often when I check the app on my phone, it contains all recorded data without skipping a beat. Helped me analyse my sleep better, track my weight loss, track my daily steps and much more for almost 2 years and is still going strong. Highly recommend,