Fitbit - Inspire 2
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Last updated: Dec 14, 2025 Scoring
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"you can grab a fitbit for $50-60 and it does almost everything the smart watch does. ... Especially if you re just starting out."
"I like the price of the inspire as well. When I need to replace it won’t break the bank!"
"I just have a cheap Fitbit inspire. ... at that price point I don’t really care"
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"it has helped me improve my sleep"
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"the best part is the battery life vs other fitbits. I can get a full week pretty easily."
"Battery lasts me like 5 days regularly which I love."
"The battery life is much better too."
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"And I've managed to wear it pretty consistently for almost a year now, to the point when I take it off to charge when I shower I miss it. ... This is genuinely the longest amount of time in my entire life I've managed to go with having something on my wrists/hands."
"I find the Fitbit Inspire fairly non intrusive ... If you don't like the strap it comes with there are sellers that sell alternatives in other materials (Etsy has folks that make ones out of natural material. And I think it can be worn as a pin / dongle"
"the actual watch bit is also pretty small so doesn't bug me all that much"
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"nights when no data get tracked"
"The Fitbit app has also been giving me some grief with the Inspire"
"occasional blips in the app"
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"It does seem to overestimate calories burned though. ... It will overestimate what you burn. This is the opposite, I think, over what you " will take". Most research suggests about 25% off."
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"I really hate the feeling of the default thick wristband it came with"
"there are rare times I just cannot bear it being on me (usually while trying to sleep) and when that happens I just take it off."
"I got an elastic fabric band that it’s too stiff"
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"knowing that you need to switch to using Google instead of whatever the original system had been by early February 2026, I've been looking into other companies to see what they have to offer and what could possibly work best for me."
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"The Fitbit inspire was not horrible, but more basic data."
I bought one in December of last year and I really like it. I wanted something simple and it was a nice upgrade from my Inspire 2. I like how I can track specific workouts from the watch and the modes it has. It just works with my lifestyle.
r/fitbit • Fitbit Inspire 3 in 2025 ->I'm here to ask the age old question, has anyone found a fitness tracker that is reliable with reading your heart rate through tattoos? I had a fitbit inspire 2, it worked most of the time but not always (particularly it would never read my heart rate accurately when on the stairmaster). Now I have an ultrahuman ring, thinking it wouldn't be an issue on my finger since I only have a single letter on it. I always make sure the sensor is on the opposite side when I'm working out, but the tracker is all over the place and overall, very inaccurate. At this point I'd love to add something that I could wear even just for workouts, but I'm tattooed on both wrists, all my fingers, my stomach.. I'd love to know if you've found anything that works. TIA!
r/tattoo • fitness tracker accurate with tattoos ->Yeah, i love my fitbit inspire 2. People go on about smart watches and im sure theyre great, but…those are very expensive. you can grab a fitbit for $50-60 and it does almost everything the smart watch does. Especially if you’re just starting out.
r/walking • Recommendations for good Steps tracker ->I have a Fitbit Inspire 2. It’s nice and slim. You do get used to having it on, but there are rare times I just cannot bear it being on me (usually while trying to sleep) and when that happens I just take it off. Buying a different strap would probably help tbh (there are elastic fabric ones available that are supposedly more comfortable) but I haven’t gotten around to it yet.
r/AutismInWomen • Do any of you wear watches/fitness trackers ->I have a used Inspire 2 and I love mine too :)
r/fitbit • Is Fitbit still worth buying? ->Mine too! And the battery lasts like two weeks before I need to charge it
r/fitbit • Would you buy a Fitbit watch again? ->I have a Fitbit Inspire 2. To make it manageable to wear, I got an elastic fabric band that it’s too stiff, and I wear it about half way up my forearm so it doesn’t touch my keyboard at work. It often goes in my front pocket. I’ve come to like having a watch with me.
r/AutismInWomen • Do any of you wear watches/fitness trackers ->My Inspire 2 from 2021 still works.
r/fitbit • Would you buy a Fitbit watch again? ->I have a fit bit inspire 2. Certainly not the latest and greatest you can get, but works well enough for me. Tracks steps, heartbeat, sleep, syncs to a decent app. My health insurance gave it to me with their diet/exercise program I signed up for. I also use Fitbit’s nutrition tracking function, and that helps keep me on track too.
r/walking • Recommendations for good Steps tracker ->Lol same. I've been buying the inspire series since 1 and they all worn out. I ended up getting a new one though because I actually use the screen a lot to check time and stuff.
r/fitbit • New to fitness wearables, is inspire 3 still worth getting in September 2025? ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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