

While reviewing the devices, I found out that the Fitbit Charge 3 could last over 7 days on a single charge while Inspire HR, true to its words, lasts for good 5 days and sometimes even a bit longer. While Fitbit claims to offer a battery life of up to 7 days with Charge 3, this number reduces to 5 days in case of Inspire HR. Charge 3 and Inspire HR differ in terms of battery life. The good thing about Fitbit devices is that you don't need to charge them every other day and the battery usually last for at least 5-6 days on a single charge. You can also access other apps such as calendar and weather on Charge 3, all of which remain missing on Inspire HR. While this feature isn't active yet but with the sensors on board, the feature is just short of a software update. Secondly, it comes with SpO2 sensors, that allows the device to measure a user's blood oxygen level and detect ailments like sleep apnea. Firstly, it supports Fitbit Pay, a feature that allows you to make cashless transactions using your fitness wearable. On the sides of Inspire 3 you will find 2 capacitive buttons that you can use in combination with the touch-display to navigate the. If you have a medical concern, please contact your physician or call 911.Ħ) Please read the FAQ (specifically about TDEE and BMR) before posting questions regarding calories burned.But Charge 3 demands the price it does, over Inspire HR, for a reason. Inspire 3 has the budget-friendly plastic housing. Please only post them in the monthly friend codes thread that is also stickied at the top of the subreddit.ĥ) Medical advice - Please do not post threads asking for medical advice. This is to avoid the subreddit from turning into a brag reddit and one-upping.Ĥ) No individual friend requests threads - Please do not post individual threads asking for users to add you as a friend, as these will also be removed.

It’s Fitbit’s higher-end fitness band but easily competes with the more expensive Versa 4 on features. Instead, please keep them in the reoccurring threads stickied at the top of the subreddit.ģ) No screenshots - Do not post threads about your X steps. The Charge series has always been popular, and the 149.95 Charge 5 is no exception. Pebble Please check the /r/Fitbit FAQ before posting a question to see if it has already been answered.Ģ) No individual Tech Support/Rant threads - Please do not post individual threads asking for help with your Fitbit or ranting about Fitbit in general.

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