Fitbit Inspire HR review

If all you’re after is a smart fitness band to track your steps, sleep and general fitness level, the Fitbit Inspire HR is an easy recommendation. It looks good and is competitively priced. Yes, there are cheaper bands out there, but they don’t have the brilliant app and community.

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This is a solid entry-level tracker with a sleek look and an easy-to-navigate experience overall. Compared with the Fitbit Charge 3, it has a smaller screen, can’t track altitude (no floors climbed), and has a slightly shorter battery life.

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There are way too many fitness trackers available today in India. Most of these won’t even burn a hole in your pockets. Then there’s also a case of affordable smartwatches entering the market that offer much more. In such a scenario, a Rs 8,999 Fitbit Inspire HR seems a tad too expensive in comparison. But for that price what you’re getting is a really well-built wearable that is feature-rich, and capable of accurately tracking your fitness activities.

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 It’s not cheap, especially keeping in mind the competition. However keeping mind all aspects including HR mode, exercise modes including swimming, watch face customizable bands, community support and so on, it is probably the best budget Fitbit Fitness tracker I have used till now which can appeal to many.

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If you’re looking for a reasonable quality activity tracker that gives you some good data tracking metrics then this is a huge leap up in functionality without breaking the bank compared to the likes of a Xiaomi MiBand or other budget options.

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Fitbit Inspire Hr does one thing exceptionally well. It sticks to basics, and it doesn’t pretend to do more than advertised. It’s not perfect, and some of the issues can’t be corrected through software patches, but when I draw the line, it all adds up to a positive experience.

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If you don’t need the power of a smartwatch, the Inspire HR is a pretty amazing device for something so small. Even at two-thirds of the price, it can do 90 percent of what the Charge 3 can—with the main differences being the lack of an SpO2 sensor and a few extra apps—and it’s small and fashionable enough to look great on any sized wrist.

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Fitbit Inspire HR is a great budget option for those looking for a complete fitness tracking package on a budget. It looks stylish, is swim proof, has heart rate and sleep tracking, and supports up to 15 activities. I’d also recommend the device to people who have just started their fitness routine and want an affordable smart tracker that does it all.

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The device is a good option for those starting to track their fitness as it covers the basics without overloading you with data. The only sensor that is missing is an altimeter for counting floors, but this will not be a dealbreaker to most.

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It has an impressive set of fitness tracking abilities, a great display, and is one of the more convenient and easy to use wearables that we have seen. It doesn't have the most impressive set of health monitoring abilities and could be a bit more comfortable, but it is quite impressive considering its cost.

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