Interfaceįitbit uses what is effectively a scaled-down version of the Fitbit that features on its smartwatches and actually has more in common with what we see on the similarly sleek Fitbit Luxe.

It’s a responsive screen as well when swiping your fingers across it and tapping it to turn on features, though the amount of bezel that joins it does mean it’s a challenge displaying a lot of information in screen estate that struggles to make good room for it. The visibility of the OLED display in bright outdoor light was a big problem on previous Inspire trackers, so it’s good that things on that front have improved massively and this is a screen you can comfortably check on indoors and outside. It’s one you can keep awake at all times, though that does come at the expense of getting the maximum battery life the Inspire 3 can offer. It’s still unfortunately a relatively small one, which Fitbit doesn’t give away the size and dimensions of, but unlike previous Inspire trackers, it’s now a colour touchscreen display.įitbit has swapped a monochrome OLED screen for a colour AMOLED one, bringing some much-needed vibrancy to its tracker. The headline change here from the last Inspire is the screen. If you want to take the Inspire 3 for a swim or keep it on in the shower, this tracker is swimproof so it’s safe to be submerged in water up to 50 metres deep.

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