Fitbit Inspire HR

Lightweight, slim fit ; Simple feature set is easy to use ; Stellar sleep tracking ; Affordable price

No onboard GPS ; Short battery life

The Fitbit Inspire HR is ideal for folks who want a basic fitness band that doesn’t break the bank. At $99, the Inspire HR nails this, offering one of the least expensive trackers with a heart rate monitor. You get a whole lot of fitness and sleep...

Premium design Lots of tracked metrics Strong battery life

No Fitbit Pay Screen can be unresponsive Large bezel

The Fitbit Inspire HR is more affordable than the fitness bands it replaces within Fitbit's range and it comes sporting more tech than those older products too. It isn't the most affordable tracker on the market, but everything works well here and it's...

Lightweight, stylish design. Accurate fitness tracking. Smartphone notifications. Lots of functionality for the price.

Small display. Thick bezel.

The Fitbit Inspire HR provides you with all the basic fitness features you need in a sleek form factor that's easy to use and can be worn on a daily basis. For $99.95, it tracks workouts accurately and offers many of the same functions as more...

Value for money ; Waterproofing ; Plenty of features ; Great performance ; Good OLED screen ; Slim and discreet ; Fitbit app is excellent

Plastic build ; Thicker casing than Charge 3 can make it slightly uncomfortable ; Display should be more dominant within the design

It might have a slightly cheaper-looking build quality than the Fitbit Charge 3, but the Inspire HR offers stacks of features - from heart-rate tracking, to waterproofing, sleep-tracking and beyond - at a great price point. It's really quite remarkable.

Connected GPS means real run tracking ; Easy to use ; Much more advanced than the standard Inspire

Battery life isn’t great

More than just a step counter, the Fitbit Inspire HR has all the fitness tracking skills most people need

I want Fitbit to make its devices more accessible and more advanced. Inspire HR delivers on the former, but I'm holding out hope for another Fitbit this year that does more to move the needle.

It’s not a device for elite athletes, it’s a device for people wanting to be nudged towards a healthier lifestyle, who want an everyday reminder to take the stairs instead of the elevator or park their car further away from the shop door. The Fitbit...

Small, light, and fashionable with excellent band support ; Great fitness tracking and overview of daily stats ; Excellent price point for a touch-screen tracker

Notifications aren't great on such a tiny screen ; Google battery life but not quite five days

What the Fitbit Inspire HR lacks in smarts, it makes up for in style and simplicity.

Lightweight, slim design ; Solid fitness tracking ; Detailed sleep statistics ; 5 day battery life ; Affordable

Thick bezel ; No altimeter ; No built-in GPS

Inspire HR does not come with anything revolutionary. Rather, it repackages Fitbit’s existing technology into a more modern form-factor, and makes it affordable to the masses. In a sense, the activity band sits somewhere between the Alta HR and Charge 3 .