3) The screen itself does NOT extend the full face of the watch, there seems to be like a 1 cm bezel above and below the watch face screen. Even with one wet finger, I could not scroll to any other settings. I went for a swim and forgot to push start before I got in the water. 2) I also find that any water makes the touch screen helpless. Things that I don't like about it: 1) the slow reaction time to see the time! It's been annoying I feel like I made the settings already but it didn't 'stick'. I also like that the screen is customizable to choose from some fun and funky watch graphics. Brightness on screen is an upgrade from previous fitbit versions, but now many trackers have these LCD screens just like the apple watch. Things I like about it: slimmer than most trackers these days. Ok so it has been one week using the Inspire 3. If you have a medical concern, please contact your physician or call 911.Ħ) Please read the FAQ (specifically about TDEE and BMR) before posting questions regarding calories burned.

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