Fitbit Inspire Hr does one thing exceptionally well. It sticks to basics, and it doesn’t pretend to do more than advertised. It’s not perfect, and some of the issues can’t be corrected through software patches, but when I draw the line, it all adds up to a positive experience.

Fitbit Inspire Hr is small, sleek, and packs a lot of functions that you wouldn’t usually get; Sure, you can count the paces and distances with a phone, but all the rest is data being lost; Having a small tracker has some advantages.

Sadly, the Fitbit Inspire Hr is not a perfect tracker, but all of the issues are rather small and should affect few people; The display is not all that responsive, or better yet it’s not perfectly responsive 100% of the time; Some swipes are instantaneous, while others seem to take a while.

Fitbit Inspire and Fitbit Inspire HR are two of the company's newest fitness bands in India. These activity trackers are slim and swim-proof, and are supported by Fitbit's slick companion app that helps you track your fitness.

Nice display; Slick companion app; Swim-proof; Nice display; Slick companion app; Swim-proof

Expensive; Battery life could be better; No heart rate sensor; No in-built GPS; Expensive; Poor battery life; No in-built GPS

Got it a month ago for my daughter whom has health issues, she loves it.

In a world of smartwatches and AI-infused earbuds, the Fitbit Inspire HR is decidedly old-school. It doesn't have a color screen, a catalogue of apps, or an SpO2 sensor. You won't be able to use it to buy coffee at Starbucks. But there's something refreshing about the Inspire HR's base simplicity.

Small; light; and fashionable with excellent band support; Great fitness tracking and overview of daily stats; Excellent price point for a touch-screen tracker

Notifications aren't great on such a tiny screen; Google battery life but not quite five days

What the Fitbit Inspire HR lacks in smarts, it makes up for in style and simplicity.

Small; light; and fashionable with excellent band support; Great fitness tracking and overview of daily stats; Excellent price point for a...

Notifications aren't great on such a tiny screen; Google battery life but not quite five days

Fitness bands make sense for people who are really motivated, otherwise those notifications to complete a certain number of steps or get up from your desk to take a walk around every hour will most likely be ignored.

Fitbit Inspire HR is a versatile fitness tracker, but more important is that whatever fitness-related it does, it does well. Activity tracking is dependable, the design is light and compact, sleep tracking is excellent, and the connected Fitbit app shows detailed stats and wonderful insights.

This one was very good! Smooth and easy to use! Like design and execution! Minus that it can't be connected to my samsung's health!

If you are searching for a budget fitness tracker, the Inspire HR is a great option

Great value; super easy to use; great display

Didn’t do the best in our heart rate accuracy test; not the most comfortable; Didn’t do the best in our heart rate accuracy test; not the most comfortable

It's easily the best value in Fitbit's product line, but don't expect a lot of bells and whistles.

Impressive feature lineup for the price; Easy setup; comfortable to wear; Mobile app integration works seamlessly

Serious lack of extra features; Mobile notifications on the watch screen are useless; Step counter a bit generous at times