Fitbit Inspire 2 Health & Fitness Tracker

Description

Fitbit Inspire 2 Health & Fitness Tracker and a free 1-year Fitbit Premium trial for new Premium subscribers are available. To help you make healthy habits a habit. Its slim. Easy-to-use design houses a 24/7 heart rate monitor, Active Zone Minutes. Activity and sleep tracking, a 10-day battery life, and more. When combined with step-by-step fitness and nutrition programs from Premium. Personalized insights and sleep tools from Premium. You have everything you need to become a healthier version of yourself!

Design and build

Fitbit Inspire 2 looks exactly like the Inspire HR it replaces. But it’s thinner and has a touch-sensitive side button instead. Because it’s a tracker and not a smartwatch, it has a monochrome OLED touchscreen. Instead of a color screen with onscreen workouts and intelligent apps.

The Luxe, Fitbit’s latest activity tracker, is thinner than the Inspire 2 and has a color display. But otherwise has the same features.

Inspire 2’s screen can now be brightened for enhanced outside visibility, according to Fitbit.

While a Fitbit Sense or Fitbit Versa 3’s larger colour smartwatch screen is certainly easier to read. The thinner design may better fit your style. Because of the screen size, some functionality require the mobile app (such as setting alarms).

This tracker is the central black screen. It’s water-resistant up to 50m and comes with two sizes of silicone wristbands. Fitbit lets you print a sizing chart.

It’s light and comfy at 37g.

In fact, it’s more secure than the new Infinity Band that comes with the Sense and Versa 3 Fitbits.

The Inspire 2 comes in Black, Lunar White, and Desert Rose Classic bands. When compared to the earlier Inspire series.

You can also accessorize with additional alternatives. When you get the hang of it, swapping bands is much easier than with the new smartwatches.

Accessorize the Inspire 2 with patterned leather or stainless steel mesh bands starting at £24.99.

A £19.99/$19.95 clip can be attached to a belt, pocket or bra. While in the clip, it won’t measure your heart rate. So you’ll lose a bunch of features but preserve the fitness basics (steps, distance, etc).

Features and tracking

The Fitbit Inspire 2 is an excellent activity tracker, monitoring steps, distance, and calories burnt.

In order to achieve the 250 steps per hour objective. The Reminders to Move tool is quite useful. This has become one of my daily goals.

It can detect running, hiking, cycling, swimming, yoga, dance, kickboxing, and more. The Inspire 2 tracks over 20 exercise modes.

Set calorie, distance, and time goals, and the Inspire 2 will notify you when they’re met.

Swim tracking includes distance, time, and pace. Swim tracking is automatic after the pool length is entered in the Exercise app.

Inspire 2 activates its water lock when you start swimming.

An optical heart-rate monitor, like the Inspire HR before it, but better.

This 24/7 heart monitoring gives you more information into your workouts and sleep quality. It’s the same PurePulse as on the Inspire HR, not 2.0.

Fitbit tracks your heart rate in three zones: Fat Burn, Cardio, and Peak.

As you move between these zones, you earn Active Zone Minutes. Which are a superior fitness statistic than steps. The tracker buzzes at each target heart rate.

Knowing your RHR is another important fitness sign. A lower resting heart rate indicates better cardiovascular fitness. RHR can be raised by lack of sleep or stress. Walking, cycling, and swimming all help lower your resting heart rate.

It lacks just an altimeter to count the number of floors climbed. A wonderful stair incentive but an activity metric you can do without – and a built-in GPS.

Instead, you use your phone’s GPS to track your pace and distance. You won’t miss the lack of built-in GPS and you’ll conserve the tracker’s battery life. Consider the Fitbit Charge 4 if you want to exercise without your phone.