Fitbit Inspire 3 review: Great entry-level fitness tracker

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Fitbit has been kicking around the fitness field long before some companies had even picked up the ball. Because of that experience, it has some excellent products within its portfolio, along with great features across the board and software that is really simple to use.

Whether you're considering the entry-level Inspire tracker — which we are talking about here — or you are about to take the plunge on the company's fully-featured flagship Fitbit Sense 2, Fitbit devices rarely disappoint.

The Fitbit Inspire — now in its third iteration following on from the Inspire and Inspire HR that launched in 2019, and the Inspire 2 from 2021 — is the company's cheapest fitness tracker. Should you buy the Inspire 3 though, or would you be better off spending a little bit more and buying the Luxe or Charge? Here's what we think.

4/5

For those that want a slim and subtle device that does a great job of sleep tracking and activity tracking, the Fitbit Inspire 3 is well worth considering. It's a great device with a superb battery life, fantastic software support from the Fitbit app and solid performance.

Fitbit upgraded the design of the Inspire 3 when it was released in August 2022. It's a much more seamless finish compared to previous Inspire devices, resulting in a lovely neat and tidy tracker that sits elegantly on the wrist and with a decent dose of subtlety too.

The Inspire 3 has a plastic body making it a little less premium than the stainless steel Luxe, and it's a little thicker in its body too, but it's slim and lightweight, making it very comfortable to wear. You barely notice it in fact, which goes for wearing it at night too.

While there are no physical buttons on the Inspire 3, there is a capacitive touch button on the side