You do still have the ability to wear the tracker inside a clip, for anyone that can’t or doesn't want to wear it on their wrist. Those bands are removable, giving you access to Fitbit’s array of Inspire band options that include steel mesh and Horween leather looks. The tracker has slightly slimmed down, but not in a really noticeable way when it's on. You're getting the same band and tracker combination that's available with black, white, or rose color bands. The Fitbit app is also fantastic, though it’s worth investing in Fitbit Premium (or giving the free trial a try) to get the most from it.Put the Inspire 2 alongside the Inspire HR and the two look very similar. With built in GPS, up to seven days battery life and all day heart rate zone and sleep tracking it’s one of the best Fitbits (opens in new tab) you can buy today. The Fitbit Charge 4 is another great value option for under $100 (currently on Amazon for $94). Related: Fitbit Charge 4 vs Charge 5 (opens in new tab) We found some of the metric tracking wasn’t accurate and the screen isn’t very responsive, but at $54.99 it’s a decent offering. It also has over 110 sport and fitness modes to choose from. The Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 7 (opens in new tab) is an affordable tracker with an impressive 14-day battery life and advanced health monitoring, including blood oxygen and stress levels. If you want to buy a Fitbit Inspire 2 but have a limited budget, then here are a couple of cheaper options. The Fitbit Inspire 2 also comes with a year’s membership to Fitbit Premium. The lowest price we’ve seen it available for is $56.84. The Fitbit Inspire 2 retails for $99.95 (£90) but you can often find it reduced to around $60 so it’s worth keeping an eye out for deals, especially with Amazon Prime Day coming up.
(Image credit: Fitbit) How much does the Fitbit Inspire 2 cost? However there’s no storage for music so you won’t be able to load the Inspire 2 with your favorite playlist or podcast. While it doesn’t have GPS you can piggyback off your phone’s GPS connection so if you’ve got your iPhone or Android with you then you can track your route and progress. You can get notifications on the Inspire 2 but because of the slimline display you will have to scroll through a lot if you get a long text message.
It doesn’t have a pulse oximeter (or SpO2 sensor, that uses light to measure your pulse and see how saturated with oxygen your blood is) and the monochrome 1.4” display isn’t as crisp as the Fitbit Luxe. It’s crystal clear despite its modest resolution but the lack of colored icons might be an issue for users with vision impairments. While it has a small OLED screen it’s easy to read both in sunlight and indoors. During our testing period of the Fitbit Inspire 2, we rated it four out of five stars and said that it does a few things well and is an ideal first fitness tracker.
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