That said, we didn’t find it irritating in day to day use, and especially with the bezels being black it’s not clear that you’ve got these big bezels on all sides. Those bezels at the top and bottom of the screen are 11mm, while the ones to the side are 3mm.Ĭonsidering the tracker is 37mm long and 16mm wide that doesn’t leave a huge amount of space for the screen. There are some big, thick bezels at the top and bottom of the display as well as lines going down either side of the Fitbit Inspire HR's screen. To go through your various stats you’ll be using the touchscreen, but it isn't as responsive as a smartwatch display. On the right hand side of the body there's a button that you can use to wake the device and take you back to the home screen.
Fitbit makes some but there are also lots of third-party options. If you don’t like this look specifically, it’s notable that there’s a large variety of different straps and accessories you can use to change up its look. Silicone bands come with it by default, but you can upgrade to a variety of other straps if you’re looking for a more formal or just different look.įor the purposes of our review we used the black tracker, but the other two choices look good on the wrist as well. You’ve got the color choices of black, lilac or white for this tracker. This replaces the Fitbit Alta HR and Fitbit Flex 2 in the company’s line-up of trackers, and it feels like an amalgamation of those two with a few refinements to ensure it's a smoother product. Still, it’s by far one of the most attractive trackers Fitbit has made, and it's notably lighter and thinner than the Fitbit Charge 3.
This is one of the narrowest and therefore sleekest-looking fitness trackers you can buy right now - though it's quite thick. Arguably, it’s one of the best trackers from a price standpoint that the company has ever created.įitbit is generally more expensive than its competition though, so this isn't the most affordable tracker on the market for the functionality you'll be getting access to here.
You can buy clips for the basic Fitbit Inspire that allow you to wear it on a belt, pocket or bra rather than around your wrist, but these aren't compatible with the Fitbit Inspire HR, so you'll have to opt for the cheaper tracker to be able to use one.Ĭonsidering the Fitbit Alta HR - a product with a similar spec to this tracker - launched in 2017 for $149.95 / £129.99 / AU$249.95, this is quite an affordable fitness device. That’s for a version with a silicone band, while other bands cost between $24.95 / £19.99/ AU$44.95 and $64.95 / £59.99 / AU$99.95, with options including leather, double wrap and stainless steel. The Fitbit Inspire HR is a touch more expensive than its heart rate-less sibling at $99.95 / £89.99 / AU$179.95.
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