Inspire 2 Health & Fitness Tracker with a Free 1-Year Fitbit Premium Trial, 24/7 Heart Rate, Black/Black, One Size (S & L Bands Included)

I'm really sad that this Inspire 2 is catching so much grief in the reviews here, but what I believe it boils down to is most people only leave bad reviews. If someone is happy with something they usually won't take the time to come on an write about it unless it is beyond brilliant. I wont go so far as to say this fitbit is that, but it is a wonderful gadget and personally I find no truths in what many here are complaining about. Firstly I would like to start with, if comparing to the HR and making a decision between the two, definitely go with the newer model. It does more; like the 24/7 heart rate monitor which is really great to keep an eye on, the active zones and a great battery life. So far I've gone 4 days with no charge and only gotten to 65%, that's incredible to me. Not to mention this new model includes a free year of premium which has a lot of great stuff in it like fitness guides and mediation exercises. When I was making the decision I read pros and cons comparisons and ultimately it was these and the sluggish touch screen on the HR that led me to choose the Inspire 2. I'm glad I did, I have zero regrets. And for some reason this is cheaper right now than the older model! (Edit: it looks like that was pre holiday sale and it's more expensive now which does make sense, it is better) It's functioning flawlessly. It was a great price, is very easy to use, and really is a good little motivator. I love the gentle alarms, the relax exercises, and the little reminders to drink water and exercise. The sleep tracking is really fascinating and a personal goal of mine to work on, this is a major help to me in that regard. I love that it is swim safe as well, since I'm big on swimming. I have pretty small wrists, and while it sits off of it a bit, it's not overly bulky and is light, and by no means bothersome. Also the recommendation for wearing it is slightly loose, not snug, and I find the best position for it is just above the ulna. As far as people having trouble with it getting stuck on one screen and always showing their weight or constantly buzzing with alerts? That is 100% user error. I will say with confidence if you take your time to sit down and just read through and explore the app with patience, it is all very user friendly. These screens can be backed out of, changed, and alarms/ reminders set or cancelled. There was also a review that mentioned there's no way to view the HR on the main screen, and you have to swipe through 5 times or so to get to it. While that is one way, there is also the quick function on the home screen just below the clock, tapping this will cycle through which to display (HR, calories, active zones, miles, and steps) so you can have your HR and time visible anytime. My two biggest "issues" with it which are very minor, would be the band, which tends to irritate the skin slightly with constant wear. Cleaning, switching wrists or bands is a simple solution. The other one is that the steps aren't incredibly accurate, they give a rough idea, but I tend to halve mine based off of my walking routes that I know. This is a broad guess on my part, steps matter least to me but it's probably closer to 75% accurate. Keeping that and the relatively low price in mind, I think this is a wonderful all over health tracker and highly recommend it for anyone looking for a quality tracker at a reasonable price and healthier lifestyle. It is a small piece of plastic that I find quite incredible at what it is capable of doing for being so tiny, and am amazed at all of the extras in this!

I got this watch to help monitor and control my POTS, and honestly I really enjoy it. I love using all the features. HEARTRATE- I used both a oximeter and blood pressure monitor to compare heart rates. It was held very well accuracy. Workouts display your highest heart rate and average including a map of your different heart rates. It measures your resting heart rate, your heart rate variability, heart rate throughout the day, and etc. Health metrics- I found this part of the app interesting, breathing rate, heart rate variablity, skin temperature, and resting heart rate is here. I like seeing the different trends and taking note of how my health impacts them. I came down with a runny nose one day and it went away the next (assuming my body fought off whatever it was) and i noticed a major increase in overall body tempt, a drop in breathing rate, and a drop in heart rate variability. Stress management - each day a score is given based on these factors responsiveness, exertion balance, and sleep patterns, you then log how you feel that day. This can help you notice how stress impacts your body and performance. Mindfulness- I enjoy the breathing with the watch features, the watch has you inhale then vibrates as you exhale. The app comes with a bunch of videos for mindfulness. readiness score- This score is based on your heart rate variability, activity level, and sleep. It gives you a score based on what you should focus on, ex a 1 score after a high intense exercise day tells you to take the day and focus on recovery while a higher score let’s me know my body is ready for a nice exercise. I don’t always follow this score since I am a dancer and I have practices anyways haha. Exercise- one flaw I believe if you are a healthy person you shouldn’t have any problems, but I don’t believe these calories. I heard that fitbit uses your heart rate, and when my heart rate due to POTS is very high; it says I burn a huge amount of calories everyday. Of course i don’t know the way POTS impacts calorie burning, but I do not believe it is accurate due to my condition, I am sure it is fine for others. That being said I enjoy every other feature it automatically logs workout if detected with the time, avg heart rate, calories, and zone minutes. It displays a chart of your heart rate with the highest and the amount of time you spent in each heart zone. Sleep profile- this has kept me in line would making sure I get sleep, I have found it to be pretty accurate and I love seeing how well I slept / when I need to get it together. Gives you a score based on time asleep, deep and REM, and restoration. Displays your sleep in the different cycles. Weight, period, food, and water I don’t use these features much. The period assumes your fertile window is a specific amount of days after your period but that’s not entirely true, please research it if you are wanting some type of family planning birth control. Weight I log sometimes but it’s nice to have everything in its spot. The rest are nice features that you can use I just don’t feel a need for. STEPS- I found these to be really accurate. SKIN REACTION I got contact dermitis which doesn’t hurt or anything I believe twice. What would happen was I had it pretty tight around my wrist and on top of that throughout the day from washing hands or dishes would get soap or water stuck between it. Do i think this is the material fault or the watch? no I also don’t think it should deter anyone from buying it. Just make sure to clean your watch, make sure water and soap doesn’t get on your wrist/ under the watch, and don’t wear it too tight. If it ever happens to you, just switch your wrist while it heals and take note what the problem was. Notifications/ alarms/ Tile/ etc I used the timer/alarm sections are backup. No sound is played it just vibrates. Tile is a nice app you can set up to find your watch. I don’t tend to use the notifications but you can see your notifications and texts that come on your phone from your watch. And i am probably forgetting a few things but I think I covered a large portion. OVERALL- In the beginning I had to get used to using the watch but once I adjusted it was really easy. I think for the price the watch is a great health watch and I would definitely recommend it!

I bought my Inspire 2 a couple months ago, and I just love it! What I use it for is as a heart rate monitor and to track my sleep. It has a really long battery life - I recharge it about every 10 days (it sends me an email to remind me when it needs charging). It is also really lightweight. My normal forms of exercise are: weights, treadmill, walks (our neighborhood is quite hilly), and yoga. My fitbit does really well at tracking my heart rate on walks - and it leverages my phone's GPS for distance. It sometimes does well at tracking intensity on the treadmill, and sometimes not. How tightly you wear the watchband affects if it misses beats. An amusing aspect of the heart rate monitor is - that something about going shopping at Costco with my wife sometimes causes my heart rate to go up quite a bit. I think it is we naturally shop at different speeds. I try to fob the increase in heart rate off as the romance of shopping together, but my wife is not buying it... The fitbit will report those bouts of high heart rate as exercise. Normally, though, the heart rate is pretty accurate - I was in the hospital for a little while - and one of the things I liked to do was compare my fitbit's heart rate measure - with that of the hospital's heart rate monitor. In general they were within 1 beat of each other. I use the Active Zone Minutes feature of fitbit to help me track my 150 minutes of moderate exercise a week. Active Zone Minutes can be more or less accurate, so I don't follow them religiously, but more as a motivator to do more. As a sleep tracker my fitbit is also very useful. I am trying to get more sleep -- and having an objective source of data gives me feedback on how I am doing . I have noticed though, if you sit really still for a long period of time, such as in an emergency room, it interprets that as sleep. I suppose sitting quietly is a form of rest, so I don't feel too bad about that. I find my fitbit very motivating -- it causes me to do more exercise than I would have otherwise. I think the mind set that it promotes is very helpful. It makes a great watch. For the most part it is unobtrusive. If you already have a smart-phone, and want to improve your health, the Inspire 2 is reasonably priced for what it gives. So far I have not used the Premium features that much - so I don't have an opinion on that at this point. Cronometer (a nutrition tracking app - that can also be used to track biometrics) can be linked to my fitbit, and automatically grab some metrics - I find that very useful too. Fitbit is mostly focused on exercise - I find it easier to use Cronometer to track food, blood pressure, blood glucose, weight etc... I did also try the fitbit smart scale but it did not work well for me, so I manually enter weight data into my fitbit app. The Inspire 2 is definitely a keeper and, for me, well worth the money.

Fit - I personally think this is a great fitbit. I had concerns about the fit like many reviewers but I just adjusted it so it was slightly further away from my actual wrist bone - you know that bone on your wrist that sticks out? that :) when I adjust it and move it there, it feels just fine for me, not awkward and not so tight that it cuts off circulation. It also doesn't make the fitbit vibrate because it's not that close to the wrist. You should place is right on the wrist bone anyway because it could be uncomfortable and irritating to the skin around there so I'd recommend adjusting the fit slightly away from the wrist. Accuracy - it seems pretty accurate for the most part. There were a few times that the sleep tracking was a bit off. I've had one night where I slept 6+ hours and it still didn't give me a rating of my sleep. but it could've just been a fluke, the rest seemed pretty accurate. App - The calories burned aren't accurate I think according to the steps taken. Supposedly you burn 40 calories per 1000 steps I think, or at least around that much and the fitbit app would say something like 7000 steps = 2000 calories burned. If you want accurate calorie burn count I would connect the fitbit app to the fitnesspal app. The fitnesspal app gives a more accurate calories burned plus you can log your food as well and has more food options and calorie accuracy than the fitbit app Device - I got the black one and it's pretty nice and discreet on my wrist. The screen part is kinda thick compared to a regular watch but I got used to it quick. The downside is when I unpacked the wristband and fitbit inspire 2, the wrist band had a scrape on it so the matte coating had a peel on it straight out of the box. I didnt return it because it didn't seem like a big deal and I really wanted a fitbit. But over time, that peel that existed before I even used it. began to peel more and more. It's probably not noticeable to other people but I definitely notice it. It's cosmetic so it doesn't impact the function of the device, it's just a nuisance. Battery - I have it on sleep mode and lower brightness and I think it extends the battery a lot longer than 10 days, closer to 2.5 weeks maybe even 3. Regular mode, it can sort of sense if you turn your wrist to look at it and the screen automatically lights up which is nice but it takes a few seconds to sleep again. I thought this was a bit of a battery waster so I turned it off and whenever I need to see the screen, I just pinch the sides once and I can see everything and pinch again to have the device sleep immediately. Overall I really like this device, and for the price, I think it tracks steps, heart rate, and distance really well. Sleep tracking is pretty good but not perfect (it does sense when I wake up in the middle of the night which is pretty cool) - I would say sleep tracking is 95% accurate which is still great in my opinion. Calories burned tracking is completely off but like I said, I use fitnesspal which is a free app and accurately converts your steps into the appropriate amount of calories burned, and it makes food tracking a lot easier. I've only ever had the step tracker fitbit that attaches to your belt or something and I enjoy this inspire 2 a lot more and use it a lot more. I've had this fitbit for about 2.5 months so I'd say it's holding up pretty well so far, minus the initial peeling on the wristband that came straight out of the box.

This is a solid watch. It fits well and it’s durable. The functions are great and I would recommend Fitbit to anyone.

Love love love this watch. I tried to get a different smart watch after my Fitbit two I was a little upset because it went out on me in two years so I took a journey through five different watches. Got fed up and went back to the Fitbit and I simply love the size, the accuracy, the ease of this watch. I did purchase a new band/leopard that fits me perfect!

Love the look. Lightweight and unobtrusive. Easy to sleep with- I usually find accessories or additional layers hard to sleep in... not this device. Pretty intuitive and easy to use if you know how to use any electronics- got two of em, wife is not "gadget inclined" but is in LOVE with hers. Love the exercise presets for quickly tracking a workout. Recently went on a hard walk with lots of stairs for about 20 mins during lunch break, didnt track it on purpose to test autotracking- worked perfectly. Fave feature by far is active zone mins tracking, the reason I got it, to test the efficiency of workouts. Very motivational using basic human psychology just like kids and stickers; sounds stupid but you'll be surprised how quickly you're obsessing over earning the lil stars and fireworks and attaboys. Adressing common complaints: No onboard GPS (bluetooth connected to phone only): didn't think I would be using the GPS at all but recently took it for a spin tracking a 2 mile walk/run and was AMAZED at how accurate the mapping was. All the data that was available as soon as I was done only makes me want to use walk/run tracking more. Was very easy to navigate. I dont mind pairing with my phone for this but if you absolutely cant have your phone on you for a run you need tracked I guess you should get a smartwatch. Limited notification/response options: not looking to replace my phone with my tracker. If you are, get a smartwatch. (Personally, having my wrist buzz for every scam likely or solicitation txt seems miserable, I havent enabled notifications at all and probably wont ever) No digital pay: not looking to pay for things with my tracker. If you are, get a smartwatch. Too much "buzzing": never had an issue with buzzing when I dont want it. Manage your notification settings. Sounds like user incompetence to me. Some will miss GPS and pay. This isnt a smartwatch and isnt for them. What this is is an excellent fitness tracker, motivator and accountability partner. My first tracker so I didnt know what to expect... turns out its everything I kinda thought it would be and more. A few years ago I lost big weight (80lbs) but in recent years (especially quarantine) have found myself riding the 15 lbs up, 15 lbs down coaster over and over. I feel confident that with my inspire 2 those days are over. It tracks you, but then with the app it helps you learn about yourself, analyze your patterns, and adjust accordingly. It takes the guess work out. Any complaints I have are with the app, not the tracker, but to be clear I will definitely continue to pay for fitbit premium after the ONE YEAR FREE TRIAL is over. The app is making me look at things I never thought of, such as how to improve the quality of my sleep, taking an honest look at my water consumption, the power of meditation, and a deep dive into macronutrients besides just "protein good, carbs bad". Also it's very customizable, easy to hide info you're not concerned with and prioritize data categories that matter to you. If I could, I would make the workouts streamable to a tv or other large display (or make a companion smart tv/streaming device app); since they're not I dont use em. I wish you could customize the name of your workouts on the app for easier identification of exactly what you did which day when comparing efficiency (for example, labeling certain days "A circuit" or "B circuit"). Other than those minor tweaks I find the app super helpful and will gladly spend 9.99/mo on premium (formerly vending machine cash anyway) once trial is up. Bottom line, I never thought I needed a fitness tracker, but now I can't imagine not having THIS one.

I really wanted to like the Inspire 2--most of the reviews were telling me to run away, fast. I should have paid attention. When I got the Inspire 2 out of the package, it was already at 1,765 steps. Which I figured out was probably from all the tumbling around in the box as it was being shipped and moved around. I tried to reset it, but I could not figure it out, so I waited until the next day for it to reset the step counter. I set up a sleep schedule and it was a perfect product for at least two days. It did everything I wanted it to do and more. The Premium subscription is amazing. They really thought of everything. Mediation videos, food videos, so many videos, that are short and to the point. There are many groups to join too. So many different groups, people to cheer on and vice versa, and you can add friends from all over the world, and join their team for the week to pick up your step count. Everyone was so friendly and accommodating, and absolutely no trolling—so nice to be a part of a community of people who are all nice to one another cheering you on your goals. However, there is a problem with the one-year free subscription that comes with the Inspire 2. There is not a selection to choose it on the Fitbit app. The choices I was given were a monthly subscription at $9.99, a Premium+Coaching (where you can get a personal coach to assist you on your health goals) for $54.99 for one month, or a Fitbit Premium Annual (1 year) for $79.99 –that frankly, all that they offer, it is an amazing deal. I would have totally paid for it after my free year just to keep all the extras they offer—but there was no option for a free year. So what is a girl to do? I selected the only option available, three months free at which point it stated that my one year PAID subscription would begin on May 6. I immediately contacted support and I was told to cancel the subscription and within 1-3 days, when I re-enrolled in the Premium subscription the one-year free would be there. But it wasn’t there, so I contacted support again, at which point I was told that I did not cancel it and I was told to do it again, only thing was there was no option to cancel it because it was already cancelled—which I told the support person. Then I was told that it was an “Apple” problem. According to Apple, it was a Fitbit problem. I am not going to be a rat in a maze trying to find the door, which is how I was feeling at this point. That was just one of the problems, there were others—like the DND light coming on at night every time I moved (which according to the Fitbit community is a common glitch that cannot be fixed), or the Fitbit not syncing “all of a sudden” (which is another glitch according to the Fitbit community), or every time my wrist tapped the desk, or the key board, or anything for that matter, the Inspire 2 would buzz consistently and sometimes when I wasn't moving at all--it would buzz even with notifications turned off (which was very annoying—and which I could not find a fix for). Some of the good...I loved the food, water and exercise logs. They were so easy to use and had many food choices--loved the scan barcode feature too. I love that I can choose my own "face" for when it shows the time, like a cat, or a dog, and there are other choices. But, with all of the downsides though, there is not enough good plus sides for me to keep it, even at the discounted price, so I'm returning it.

Pour le prix je trouve que ce Fitbit fait l’affaire. Compte les pas, les bpm + au repos, permet de suivre les activités de vélo, musculation, running, natation, tapis de course, Hiit, et c’est bien suffisant. Pour ceux qui font du trait ou des courses dont le gps est indispensable alors ce Fitbit n’est pas pour vous. La synchronisation avec le téléphone est facile. Je resynchronise après avec une appli de fitness compatible et tout fonctionne super bien. Le bracelet est super doux, tient bien, l’éclairage de l’écran est idéal et son format suffisant po he blés infos. La luminosité en extérieur n’est pas idéal mais une fois le programme lancé je ne regarde pas forcément le Fitbit donc pas gênant en ce qui me concerne. Le bracelet rose passe assez inaperçu. Je suis satisfaite de cet achat car il répond en tout point à mes attentes et son prix est attractif.

There is nothing to not like about this product. It is an amazing item. Keeps track of everything and gives you a full free year subscription.. Love this product.. Battery lasts forever...

This is my first Fitbit and i love it. It tracks everything I want it to track, holds battery life for more than a week, is comfortable and cute and I got it at a very good price. It comes with a 1 year premium membership which I love. Fitbit is great when used in conjunction with MyFitnessPal for counting calories and creating a calorie deficit. I’ve been using this fitbit for 2 months, counting steps and counting calories and I have lost 15 pounds. I also love the sleep tracking. The Fitbit never has issues so far, works perfectly. Update: I have now been using this Fitbit for 1 year. It still works great but I have had to replace the band a couple times. I have lost 50 pounds in the past year. 30 more to go!

Necesitaba un monitor cardíaco para mi clase de spinning; no quería algo muy avanzado pero tampoco muy chafa, creo que éste fue el indicado. Viene con un año de Fitbit premium lo cual fue un plus, no está incómodo de usar y no se ve muy grandote, lo recomiendo. Instrucciones muy fáciles, no batallas para entenderle.

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