Fewer sensors than more expensive trackers in the range.The Fitbit Inspire 2 is available in Black, Desert Pink, and Moon White. Without color, many icons look the same at a glance. However, the lack of colored icons may affect users with visual impairments. It’s also crystal clear, as the 1.4-inch display makes the most of the modest resolution. The majority of devices are used by OLED screens and black and white screens that are easy to read in bright sunlight or indoors. The strap is the same as the last one, with a comfortable “elastomer” strap and comes in two sizes. That means it’s still very small and makes all-in-one fitness trackers, like the Apple Watch 7 or Fitbit’s Versa 3, feel huge by comparison. It is more curved than its predecessor but is almost the same size. The Inspire was a breakout success for Fitbit, and the second iteration doesn’t change much. Still small and easy to forget you’re wearing it.The Fitbit Inspire 2 comes with a year of Fitbit Premium. However, it’s usually found for around $60, so it’s well worth hunting for a deal. The Fitbit Inspire 2 has been available since September 2020 and retails for $99.95 (£90).

Is it the best Fitbit of the lot? This is what we created it after testing. If you’re looking for a first Fitbit to set a modest step goal for, the Inspire 2 is a great choice. In some areas, it’s better than the more expensive trackers in the lineup – including the Fitbit Premium for a year instead of six and almost a week and a half of battery life. In our opinion, the best fitness trackers tend to have all of the above features and more. In fact, there’s no color at all, although it’s bright enough to be readable anywhere. However, there are compromises to hit that price point: there’s no blood oxygen levels, no GPS, and its 1.4-inch screen isn’t as colorful as those of the Fitbit Luxe.

Fitbit Inspire 2 (Black) at Amazon for $68.95.

Memory size: There’s no built-in storage for media or apps, fitness data is stored locally for seven days.

Fitbit inspire 2 review