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The video provides a comprehensive guide on setting up and using the Fitbit Inspire 3, a fitness tracker with enhanced features like a color display. It begins with instructing users on powering up the device, downloading the Fitbit app, and creating or logging into an account. The initial setup involves reviewing privacy terms, charging, and pairing the device via Bluetooth, followed by granting notification permissions. The features explored include clock faces, exercise modes, and premium subscription options. Practical advice is given on wearing the device for daily activities and workouts, as well as changing bands.
Navigational tips are shared, such as turning the screen on and off, accessing various applications, and checking stats like battery life, steps, and heart rate. Customization options include toggling notifications for calls, messages, and calendar events, as well as setting reminders and exercise shortcuts. Key settings discussed include Do Not Disturb, sleep mode, water lock for swimming, and the 'find phone' feature, which had mixed results.
The video concludes with tips on maintaining the device, the benefits of a six-month premium membership, and operations like cleaning the band and adjusting location settings. Limited customization options for clock faces were noted, and viewer engagement was encouraged through comments, likes, and subscriptions.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to set up the Fitbit Inspire 3. The process begins by ensuring the device is on, which requires pressing and holding the side buttons until the Fitbit logo appears. The next step is downloading the Fitbit mobile app from the App Store or Google Play Store. Users need to search for the Fitbit app and either install or update it.
Once the app is ready, users log in or create a new account if they haven’t done so before. This involves providing personal details and agreeing to terms of service. After logging in, users tap on their profile picture, select ‘set up a device,’ and choose Inspire 3 from the list of devices to complete the setup.
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In this segment, the video walks the viewer through the initial setup process of the Fitbit Inspire 3. The narrator starts by tapping ‘setup’ and reviewing the privacy policy, which must be accepted to continue. The video then provides details on how to properly charge the device by aligning the gold charging pins. Next, the narrator connects the Inspire 3 to the phone via Bluetooth, entering a unique four-digit code displayed on the device. After pairing, the device requests permission to display iPhone notifications, which the narrator allows. The segment ends with an option to skip the Fitbit protection plan and a prompt to explore and customize the Inspire 3 using the Fitbit app.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explores features of a fitness tracker, highlighting clock faces and some functionalities requiring a premium subscription. The segment includes practical advice on wearing the device loosely for daily use but higher on the wrist during workouts for better accuracy. The speaker demonstrates changing the Bands using a pin attachment mechanism, emphasizing the difficulty even experienced users may face with this system. Additionally, the video points out enhancements such as a color display in the Inspire series for the first time and explains multiple methods to wake the device, including pressing buttons, double-tapping the screen, or wrist rotation. The button lock setting is also mentioned to prevent accidental activation.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various methods to operate a device, including pressing buttons and covering the screen to activate or deactivate it. They highlight three ways to turn on the screen: pressing buttons, double tapping, and rotating the device. The user is guided to tap “next” and demonstrated how to swipe left or right to access different applications like notifications, exercise, timers, alarms, and the clock face. Swiping up from the clock face reveals stats such as battery percentage, date, steps, distance, active zone minutes, total calories burned, hourly activity, and heart rates. Swiping down provides quick settings like Auto Wake. The speaker also notes that when stats are displayed, pressing the side buttons returns to the clock face. The video emphasizes practical tips for efficiently navigating and managing the device.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses various settings and features of a wrist-worn device. They mention a wrist rotate motion setting, which, when turned off, saves battery life. The Do Not Disturb mode can be enabled to prevent notifications and reminders during meetings or recordings. Similarly, the sleep mode also blocks notifications and dims the screen to avoid disturbances during sleep.
The presenter then explores the ‘find phone’ feature, which is supposed to help locate a linked phone by making it beep, although it didn’t seem to work at the moment. The ‘worn on wrist’ setting is also covered; when enabled, it ensures heart rate and sleep tracking functions are active, indicating that if these features aren’t working, this setting might need adjusting.
Lastly, they mention the water lock feature, useful for swimming, which prevents accidental activation of the device’s buttons by locking them, and can be unlocked by double-tapping.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the presenter demonstrates features of a device, including locking and unlocking it with a firm double tap. It proceeds to show navigating settings and explains how to return to the clock screen quickly. Tips for maintaining the device, such as cleaning the band regularly and drying it after getting wet, are provided. The presenter sets up the device, mentions a six-month premium membership, and discusses location access and Bluetooth sharing, noting that the device uses connected GPS via a paired phone. Settings for precise location tracking and wrist placement are also covered.
00:18:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various notification and customization options for the Inspire 3. You can toggle call, text message, and calendar event notifications, and manage individual app notifications that appear once you start using the device. The video also explains managing high and low heart rate notifications with customizable thresholds, and setting reminders to move, including start and end times within a specified range.
Users can set their main goal, such as steps, distance, calories burned, or active Zone minutes, which the Inspire 3 celebrates upon achievement. Exercise shortcuts can be customized by removing and adding activities like tennis, Pilates, hiking, or martial arts. Additionally, users can edit the order of these activities. The segment concludes with a brief mention of syncing issues with some applications and touches on learning more about using the Inspire 3, ending with a gallery of clock faces available for the device.
00:21:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker navigates through the app and clock face options of the Fitbit Inspire 3. They mention that the available apps are not as extensive as those on smartwatches and note that the clock faces are similar to those on the Fitbit Luxe. They demonstrate changing the clock face colors, showing the steps to select a purple theme and sync it to the device. The speaker notes the limited color choices available for customization. The segment concludes with an invitation for viewers to ask questions in the comments and a request for likes and subscriptions.