There are plenty of amazing deals flying about now that Currys PC World’s Black Tag sales event has launched, and you can be sure we’re here to provide you with the best of the bunch. It cannot track stairs climbed or swimming laps, unlike the higher-end Fitbit Charge 3 fitness tracker.īut it can automatically track most exercises such as runs and walks.You can now snap up a Fitbit Inspire HR with a £34.99 discount and pocket a free Google Home Mini with your purchase, too. The Inspire HR tracks your daily physical activities, such as steps taken, active minutes, calories burned, sleep and heart rate. The tracker also lacks Near Field Communication - hence, there is no Fitbit Pay contactless payment. The notifications are also not stored, meaning you cannot go back and browse through them like you can with a smartwatch. Pair it with your smartphone and it can show notifications though you cannot reply to them. It can also be worn while swimming or showering. You can swipe through the menu interface easily.
The display is small, but it is easy to read even under bright sunlight. The module has a monochrome vertical Oled touchscreen display in front and a button on its left. It consists of a rectangular plastic module with detachable silicone straps.
It comes in the form of a small wristband with a minimalist design. This fitness tracker is also light on the wallet at $158 and one to consider if you are looking for a simple, affordable and lightweight fitness tracker. The Fitbit Inspire HR feels so comfortable and, at a mere 17g, so light, that I often forget it is strapped to my wrist during this review.
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