Fitbit Inspire 2

Inspire 2 comes with a swimming goal-based exercise mode that allows you to keep track of how long you swim. Final verdict, should you get the FitBit ...

So would I recommend buying the Inspire 2? In short, yes I would. If you're interested in great sleep tracking and good heart rate and activity tracki...

So all of those are definitely drawbacks for this. All right. So overall, who should buy the Fitbit Inspire 2? Well, I think it comes down to this

For us, it delivered closer to four to five days. There's not a lot of downside to the Inspire 2, provided it meets your needs.

They're a bit less user friendly but in terms of what it can do/track it's a huge upgrade. There are no paywall features that I have encountered so far and I've been very impressed and satisfied with it. Definitely worth the investment in my opinion.

In addition, is long battery life and compact design make it practical and comfortable to wear around the clock—just be sure to heed the wear and care warnings outlined earlier in this review to avoid winding up with a rash. Adding value to its price, the Inspire 2 comes with a one-year subscription to Fitbit Premium, which gives you access to workouts that can help motivate you to move, meditations to combat stress, and other wellness tools.  

My fitbit inspire 2 tells me the same thing AND steps, heart rate, calories burned, and miles, amongst other things. Also lasts 10 days on a charge. Best part, it's cheaper than the Nest Hub 2.

I was prepared to love this Fitbit. I purchased one years ago and gave up on it because it logged my driving miles as walking miles and I could never remember to initiate the steps recommended in the 'workaround' solution. I heard that issue had been resolved (mostly) so I was excited to give it a t...

Hi! I pre-ordered the Charge 5 a few days ago since my inspire 2 got moisture in it and died on me.. some issues I had with the inspire 2 were it falsely counting steps and workouts, like it would say it detected 20 minutes of swimming when I wasn't.

I bought the Inspire 2 so I could track my heart rate, but I found there are several annoyances related to the heart rate tracking. First off, a very weird "feature" is that the heart rate continues to pulse even when it is removed from my wrist. I think it should turn off when removed, but it sits ...