Fitbit Inspire HR

The lightweight Fitbit Inspire HR offers an impressive suite of features for relatively little cash

Fitbit’s follow-up to the Alta HR is a damned fine fitness band

You get what you pay for when you spend less than $100 on a fitness tracker.

The $99 Fitbit Inspire HR packs a bunch of features in a small package, making it one of the more versatile budget wearables you can buy.

Fitbit Inspire / Inspire HR (Smart Watch / Fitness Tracker): 3 out of 5 stars from 36 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

Last week Fitbit announced four new products. At the mid-range they announced the Fitbit Versa Lite variant, and for kids they announced their new ACE2 activity trackers. Both of which though were tweaks to existing products. But at the same

A very fine fitness tracker with smartwatch aspirations

The easy-to-use Fitbit Inspire HR fitness tracker packs all the basic features you need to monitor your health and exercise for an affordable price.

Fitbit's new Inspire series is ultra-portable, super simple, and extremely enticing.

The Inspire HR is Fitbit's low-cost, entry level tracker – but that doesn't stop it from being a surprisingly powerful health and activity device that will ...

You don't need to spend big bucks to get a good fitness tracker, and the Inspire HR is proof. Read our Fitbit Inspire HR review for more.

Despite what wearables makers would have you think, it’s not just all smartwatches. There’s still a place for the humble fitness tracker. For starters, they’re much cheaper than smartwatches, provide accurate fitness tracking, have better battery life, and are perfectly adequate at delivering push notifications. This…

It's been around a while now, but the Fitbit Inspire HR is still a decent entry to the Fitbit family if you can find a good deal. Here's our review

Don't expect more than the basics from Fitbit's $100 Inspire HR activity tracker.

Fitbit has returned to its roots with the Inspire HR, a fitness tracker that nails the basics.