It replaces the Inspire HR, which was released in 2019 for the same price, and is a more affordable alternative to the excellent Charge 4, which starts at $149.95. A Familiar Design With a Bigger BatteryĪt $99.95, the Inspire 2 is Fitbit's most affordable tracker (not including the $69.95 Ace 2, which is geared toward children). It's a good, wallet-friendly option if you're just starting out on your fitness journey, but if you have a little extra to spend, we recommend the Fitbit Charge 4, which offers a larger screen, integrated GPS, Fitbit Pay, and Spotify support for $50 more.
It also has the longest battery life of any Fitbit device-up to 10 days. It tracks your heart rate around the clock, and even monitors your breathing and heart rate variability when you sleep, two metrics that can offer early warning signs of a COVID-19 infection. Fitbit's entry-level fitness tracker, the Inspire 2, comprehensively monitors your sweat sessions and shut-eye for just $99.95. If you're looking to start tracking your activities and sleep, you don't need to break the bank on an expensive smartwatch.
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