Why aren't there any non-sporty, stylish models for women?

[Kreera]

I am looking for a simple activity tracker that tracks my heart rate, steps, distance, and sleep accurately, and can be worn as a discrete, elegant accessory, whether as necklace, clip, or watch. I don't want to wear a device made from black- or easter-egg-colored plastic that screams "fitness device" and is as large as a quarter of my palm or as wide as an Ace bandage. I don't want or need features like Google Maps and Wallet on a fitness tracker, don't need to control Spotify or YouTube, or accept phone calls with it nor do I need it to connect to gym equipment. Back in the day, I had a FitBit One that no one had to see. My current device, a Charge 4, while not ideal, came close enough -- with a stainless bracelet I had to buy from a third-party -- but it's dying and needs to be replaced. And there isn't a single Fitbit device that comes even close not counting devices like the Fitbit Luxe that hasn't been in stock for at least 6 months. Am I the only woman on the planet that prefers to wear a discrete-looking accessory with simple features? 

[Julia_G]

Hi, @Kreera , if the Luxe is out of stock in your country, then I would definitely recommend the Inspire 3.  It has some higher specs than the Luxe, is only a fraction bigger, and there are some really nice 3rd party bands (metal bracelets and more) that give it a really elegant look.  Also it has an “on clip” so you can wear it discretely just like your old Fitbit One.  I think you won’t be disappointed.  I’ve owned almost every Fitbit device ever made and my Inspire 3 is a favourite.