Hey guys, just wanted to stop by and tell you about this FitBit I picked up yesterday. It’s the FitBit Inspire 3 and it was on Sale at Best Buy for $80 (original price is $100). I had been in the market for something to track my steps, that’s all I needed because I’m doing a bet with my coworkers. I had asked some of you guys and I got some great recommendations, but I saw the sale yesterday and said let me give it a try. I was going to wait about a week to make this post but I’m so impressed with this item that I thought I’d let you guys know about it right now in case you’re looking into one and while the sale is going on lol. The Inspire 3 tracks my steps as well as my heart rate, and sleep. The FitBit connects to your phone via Bluetooth and you can view all your information thru the FitBit app which is nice. In the app they include some workouts as well. An added bonus I thought made this product great is that, when you receive text messages, you can view the message in your FitBit which I did not expect. I’m one day in and I’m happy with this product.

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