Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this because my Charge 2 display broke after 4 years of continuous use. The Inspire 2 is a smaller display and, depending on the templates you download on the app, can have more details showing on the home screen. There are a few things that I would complain about but are not major issues: first, there are 2 touch sensitive nodes on the sides that seem to go off when my wrists are bent back and this happens very often which makes me think the notifications have gone off; the second is that I can’t adjust the vibration intensity on the watch so I miss phone calls and messages a lots (I keep my phone on silent for work purposes and my Charge 2 used to display if someone calls or messages me with the right amount of subtlety). This is still a great buy for me (~$60 + tax) as it is ultimately for fitness tracking. All the features for heart rate, steps, and (this one shows) activity time are what you’re really looking for when you’re buying a watch like this. Ultimately, it’s lightweight, compact, and doesn’t use up excessive power like other smartwatches. It also charges fast (~20-30 minutes for a full charge) and it takes about 4-5 days to run out of power (2 days for smartwatches). I would definitely recommend for someone to buy it for fitness purposes.

Don't waste your money on this. It was the absolute worst one of these that I've had. -This thing would buzz if I bent my wrist in the slightest angle. It was constantly going off. It would also go into some weird modes because of it. This was due to the two function buttons locations being right in the bend radius of any normal persons wrist. Major design flaw. - The screen would blank out and not work for days at a time. It kept communicating with my phone and I wore an Apple watch so to me that wasn't too big of a deal. But still I felt like it should have worked. - The final straw was when it died within 2 hours of a full nights charge. When it rebooted it forgot the Bluetooth connection. Oh and remember that screen blanking out thing. Yea, that's permanent now and so every time I try to resync it with my phone I can't get the secret Bluetooth code. Which renders this thing useless. Usually a Fitbit lasts me 1.5-2 years this piece of garbage barely made it to 8 months. I would have just bought another one like always just to keep the stats going on the app. But the app has gone to pot. Microsoft bought Fitbit and have made fast work of destroying anything that made it a good app. So now not only is the hardware garbage but the software and app are as well. Stay away, stay far away. The image represents less than 5 years of Fitbit hardware just to maintain stats on the app. And those are just the ones that I kept. There were three others that I don't have.

Love it. I use it every day. I got it to track my sleep and my workout and it’s great

When I first bought the Fitbit Inspire I was shocked of how small it came, which works for me don’t have to worry about something being bulky on my wrist all day. It’s comfortable to wear, sometimes forget it’s on my wrist. This purchase I’m glad I made, I had the choice between another Apple Watch or a Fitbit. I love my Apple Watch but some of the futures the Fitbit offers I love, even though my Apple Watch will be something I love dearly. But Fitbit came and changed the game for me, I can wear it at night and it’s not in the way. I don’t have to worry about the battery life too much, I still be able to see my messages, along with calls. Even though I’m losing a lot of futures that I get my from my Fitbit, it’s fine because just see the little notifications motivating me to do more step is something I enjoy the most. And the main reason of getting the Fitbit was to track my steps through the day, even with a job that doesn’t allow us to wear smart watches.

Microsoft has made this a useless item. The hardware doesn't last that long anyway. See the image, that represents 5 years worth. Oh and there are 3 more of these that aren't pictured. The only reason to keep buying these crappy little devices was to keep my stats going on the Fitbit app and to join exercise challenges with my family and friends. Yes they were that good to keep me buying a new watch every year or so. But Microsoft has removed all those cool aspects of the app. Since I already have an Apple watch that can keep up with step counts, hear rate, and the likes, I have no need to buy another one of these. Stay away, stay far away.

I have been using this fitbit a little over a month now. I previously had the Inspire HR. I like that it tells me what heart rate zone that I'm in when working out, the HR didn't have that feature. The band is bigger than the HR so I am getting accustomed to that. I wish it was still a little smaller for my small wrist. It was easy to setup. The charging band is different from the HR also. Overall, it's a great upgrade from the previous one.

Inspire 2 is a simple heart rate tracker. It works well but frequently bumps against my wrist and switches to water lock mode. I just clear it back to the time/date watch face. The Zagg screen protector is easy to apply.

Great basic fitness tracker. This is my first FitBit and I’m very pleased with it. It’s easy to use me I love the little reminders it gives me. Very pleased and priced great too!

I purchased the Fitbit Inspire to replace my Fitbit Ultra I had for years. Setup was easy & it’s also easy to read. The actual tracker is a little larger than the Ultra but that info was listed in the details. I’ve been pleased with my purchase. Fitbit doesn’t disappoint.

This watch was everything I hoped for! As someone who often loses their phone while silenced, the tile feature "find my phone" from this watch is INCREDIBLY VALUABLE! The heart rate features and water lock are a huge improvement from the previous version I had. Completely happy with it!

I used to wear the first Fitbit Inspire. It worked perfect. I am a Tennis player. This one Inspire 2 much better charging for 10 days instead of 5 days. It is also connected to the Fitbit Scale or other compatible on the market. We do have a Fitbit Premium for 1 year as part of the Wellness plan. In general this sport tracker has replaced my regular watches. I have in mind to ask Santa for a Fitbit Inspire Silver Belt on Christmas holidays to wear occasionally. It is suggested to buy it. What’re you waiting for?

Loving my new Fitbit! I purchased it for a wellness challenging at work to track my time and activities . Even convinced my team members to buy one.

Love the watch. I wear it everyday to stay up to date with healthy habits. It stays charged for about a week before you have to recharge it.

I recommend this product if you’re in a budget it works just as good as the Apple Watch

I love this thing! It appeals to my obsessive nature. I did find the band a little sticky so I bought a metal one - bands are easy to change out. The only thing I find annoying is that every time I bend my wrist a certain way it triggers the side button. Battery life is great and charges fast.

Love my Fitbit use it every day. Totally motivates me to keep moving. Changing my life!!

I love Fitbit products. I upgraded from the inspire to the inspire 2. I love the quality, size and works for what I need it for. The brightness of the screen is really good too. I have no complaints and will continue to use Fitbit products.

It’s been a excellent motivation to track my heart rate and steps and water! Oh and sleep. The price is perfect I needed the sense of a check list to alter my behavior and this was the way to do it.

Love this fit bit but it’s doesn’t always keep your sleep score-seems to be lots of people have this issue it’s cool when it works and calculates your score but only works 1-2 times a week if that. Other then that it’s great!

Works as it should. Appears to be an adequate replacement for my older Fitbit that stopped charging.