Speaking of, the Inspire 3 is packing a lot of the same features as its predecessor. You don’t have to do too much swiping or tapping with the Inspire 3, as active zone minutes are tracked automatically, providing a strap-on-and-forget UX experience. The rounded shape is thin and water-resistant up to 50 meters, and packs an always-on display functionality for the first time.
However, how good the metrics are when clipped off-wrist remains to be seen, as much of the information collected by the Inspire 3 relies on skin-to-skin contact. Whereas most fitness trackers would get in the way, you can clip the Inspire 3 to your shirt instead. One of the promotional photos below features a woman strapping on boxing gloves. Nevertheless, it’s a great idea, and adds a lot of flexibility to the Inspire 3. Unfortunately, the alternate wristbands and clip are sold separately, with no word on pricing for those just yet. We love this: it’s a great overhaul for the otherwise unremarkable Inspire range. It packs capsense buttons and a touchscreen, with a 124 x 206px Gorilla Glass screen and plastic casing.
Taking lots of inspiration from the Fitbit Luxe, the Inspire is now a rounded pebble than a flat part of the band, and can be removed from the band entirely and attached to a different wristband or even clipped onto your clothes like an old-fashioned iPod Shuffle. Unlike the cosmetic changes to the Versa and Sense devices, the new Fitbit Inspire 3 has been completely overhauled from a design perspective. (Image credit: Fitbit) Fitbit Inspire 3: Design
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