If you already have a Fitbit account, tap your profile image, select Set Up a Device, select the Inspire 2 from the list, then follow the on-screen instructions.ĭuring the setup process, you'll need to enter a four-digit code that appears on the Inspire 2's display, into the app. You'll need to download the app (available for Android and iOS) before setting up the Inspire 2, and create a Fitbit account if you don't already have one. For the most accurate heart rate readings when exercising, be sure to tighten the band enough to ensure the tracker stays flat against your wrist. And if you notice any skin irritation, remove it right away. While testing the Charge 4, I wore it in the shower several times without incident.įor all-day wear, Fitbit says not to buckle the Inspire 2 too tight, to always keep it clean, and to give your wrist a break every now and then by removing it for about an hour. But it's still somewhat surprising given that I've tested many different smartwatches and fitness trackers and none of them have given me a rash. It's kind of my own fault that this happened since I failed to follow Fitbit's instructions to remove the tracker before my shower, or at least dry it off after I got out. After wearing the Inspire 2 during a sweaty treadmill session and a post-workout shower, I let it dry naturally and about three hours later noticed a small rash on my wrist beneath where the tracker sat. 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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