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Help deciding models

‎05-06-2025 12:39

‎05-06-2025 12:39

Im a new Fitbit user and all of the different models can get overwhelming. I'm used to the Charge 4, but lost it last month. I have the opportunity to get the Inspire 3 used for very cheap ($5) however needs a new battery, or a Flex for $10. What do you guys think?

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‎05-06-2025 14:40

‎05-06-2025 14:40

If you have used Charge 4, you won't be happy with Flex - very old; virtually no display; no heart rate; no time display; surprised battery still works.
Won't be able to change battery on Inspire 3, or any recent Fitbit.

 

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‎05-09-2025 07:16

‎05-09-2025 07:16

@balor98   Both are bad choices, for all the reasons explained by @JohnnyRow.  Of all the current models, a new Inspire 3 is probably the closest to a Charge 4, except that it doesn't have the altimeter.

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