Amazon slashes price of 'brilliant' fitbit that helps 'improve fitness' to under £60
Getting fit has never been easier thanks to this "brilliant" Fitbit - that people say helps improve their fitness altogether, and it's now currently on sale.
The Fitbit Inspire 3 Fitness Tracker currently has 30% off at just £58.99 down from £84.99 on Amazon. It's the health and fitness tracker that helps to you stay ontop of your fitness, stress and sleep all from your wrist.
Allowing you to do what you love, all while feeling your best as you can track health metrics such as skin temperature and blood oxygen, while also getting daily scores to see how ready you are to work out or how well you're managing stress.
Coming in three colours - Lilac Bliss, Midnight Zen and Morning Glow, they are perfect for those looking to get a hold of their health, track their steps and feel energised.
It also comes with a 27/7 heart rate monitor, and the ability to choose from 20 exercise modes to get real-time stats including pace and calorie burn as it automatically records common exercises for you. It is also water-resistant which means it's ideal for those who enjoy swimming.
Amazon shoppers have scored the Inspire 3 an impressive 4.4 out of five rating, with one shopper saying: "I love this fitness tracker. It is small, minimal and has amazing battery life. Lasted me about 2 weeks on one charge which is amazing for a watch of its size. It is very customisable and has very accurate tracking features. For the price it is one of the best fitness trackers you can buy!"
Another gushed:"Brilliant - perfect size (width) - doesn't get in the way while working out I find the Fitbit Inspire 3 absolutely perfect - does exactly what I need (and A LOT more), great mobile app for tracking and showing history, comfortable to wear, waterproof for swimming and a long battery life between charges." While a third said: "Works well and comfortable to wear. Needs to improve its pairing with the Strava app though."
Alternatively, the Samsung Fit3 Smart Watch offers similar features with a clever activity tracker for over 100 workouts with automatic detection, also allowing valuable insights into your sleep and blood oxygen levels. It also offers users to stay connected with instant notifications, ability to check your messages and control your music.
A cheaper option is the Activity Tracker Fitness Trackers Smart Watch currently on sale for £22.79 (originally £23.99). Offering 24 hour health monitoring, blood pressure, blood oxygen, heart rate tracking and sleep monitoring, with all the detailed data recorded in the App.
Equipped with a high-precision sleep monitoring sensor, this sleep tracker can monitor sleep quality accurately, including deep sleep, light sleep, awake periods, effectively helping you improve your sleeping habits, improve sleep quality.
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