Customer Ratings & Reviews

LOVE my Fitbit Inspire 2! I already had an Apple Watch but wanted something simpler and lighter to track my daily steps and sleep. If you're looking for a step tracker that's simple without all the bells and whistles, the Inspire 2 is perfect for you! A full charge lasts 2 weeks and it takes 25-30 minutes to fully charge the battery from 5% to 100%. My only advice would be to wipe the rubber strap with a baby wipe every few days or else it will start to smell both on the strap and your wrist.

Very light and easy to use. You will forget you are wearing it. Modern. The only negative I would say is the screen brightness. If you are outside you can barely read the screen, indoors it’s fine.

I got this to replace a Charge 3 that died. It does everything except floors climbed, and it’s smaller and lighter. I really like it better. I get all the data I need from it. And I got it on sale!

The FitBit is an excellent tool for motivating one to overcome a sedentary lifestyle. It's fun to see the "fireworks" and feel the buzzes when one reaches 10,000 steps in a day. The array of features is impressive. You can tell the device what type of exercise you're about to do -- from running to biking to swimming (with the water-lock feature). Statistics like distance, calories burned, time in activity are all recorded for you. I use the FitBit app on my Android phone to track my progress and review data from previous days. You can use the app to record other types of data not viewable on the device, such as hours of sleep, stress level, even "mindfulness" (if you're into that). A couple of minor quibbles: The readout of statistics (steps, pulse, zone minutes, etc.) on the main screen is tiny and displayed for only a second or two, making it difficult for those who don't have optimal vision. I chose this model because I like the way it looks while wearing it, so I mostly rely on the app to review my stats. The rubber wrist strap is very comfortable but takes practice to fasten. Beware! I once got a blister from wearing the device too tight. After I learned how to properly wear the device, this has not happened again. Overall this a great product.

This FitBit is reasonably priced and works wonderfully. It’s simple to use and it’s battery lasts a long time. It charges back up quickly. I’m enjoying it very much.

Awesome, been enjoying it for months. Longtime Fitbit user, enjoyed the slim profile models for years, this is the best thus far and I def recommend it. It's snappy, accurate, gives additional stats/analytics, don't feel it on my wrist when I sleep, can shower without taking it off and the battery is INCREDIBLE! I charge it at MOST once a week. Highly recommend.

Bought it to replace a broken Charge 2. Same functionality but with better battery and a smaller size. One issue is that there's no physical button and it's touch sensitive. If you wear it too tight it can activate/vibrate to show the screen inadvertently. There is no way to disable the vibration. Also the price is pretty high at 100. 70 to 80 should be the ok price considering it's features is about the same as the old Charge 2.

I like the size It gives me heart rate and step counts plus much more. The size to me was the important thing. I also see texts and calls on it. Perfect for me

This is basically a step counter unless you continuously pay a monthly subscription. I bought this for the extra feature for heart and sleep. I thought the subscription was for diet, coaches, etc. Without the subscription, this is just an expensive step counter. No other features work

My wife loves this, and I’m jealous... so jealous that I’m going to buy me one! She mentioned maybe buying one of these in late November and that clued me into what to get her for one of her Christmas presents. I can’t believe all the functions this thing can perform and keep track of, especially the quality of sleep a person gets each night, tracking “quality” sleep-time in the REM level to lesser quality sleep patterns. Not that I understand the app that well, but I do understand how important it is to get good sleep each night and so I’m buying me one as well. I never knew a little gadget like this could do more than count your daily steps.

Need a fitness tracker? This slim design works for small wrists and monitors amount of sleep in addition to steps and heart rate. If you need that data, pick up this Fitbit!

Very basic but does its job of counting steps , heart-rate and distance . Perfect gift for someone who wants to get into monitoring routine. Amazing battery life too

I bought this for my daughter for her birthday and she loves it and wears it every day. It not only tracks her steps, it keeps her informed of how she sleeps. Great buy!

Has everything you can imagine for keeping track of daily activities. Got it for my daughter's Christmas gift and she loves it. Mite be the easiest item I have ever set up when setting it to sync with her phone. The only thing and I did not feel its worth taking away a star is it says you can text as in not sure if it means just get a notification you have a message because the screen is way to small to text from and I dont think you could really read a message unless its one word at a time. But besides not figuring out the texting on it the fitbit is awesome and my daughter loves it. Does not feel cheap either well made.

Very pleased with this purchase. Has been highly accurate in terms of daily steps taken as well as sleep patterns on a daily basis. A great aid in keeping your fitness.

Wife loves the thin light design. Provides all the function she needs for a reasonable price. Application is easy to use and provides for a "system". We have the scale also.

Love all the features it has. It tracks my sleep, steps, water intake, calories burned, etc. I especially love the silent alarm so I dont wake up my husband.

The watch isn't ideal if you're looking for step accuracy unless you plan to put it in and take it off during a set walking routine. Otherwise, the watch count wrist/hand movements as a part of your steps. Of course, you could reduce your steps daily by approximately 10% but even then you cannot be certain your numbers are correct. Ultimately, if you're wanting to track steps alone it is better to use an app on your phone. However, if you're wanting or needing to track heart rate and you aren't worried concerned so much about steps then get the watch.

Great Fitbit .. all the features you need and understand $100. With so many options I just wanted something simple to track steps and sleep. This is a great Fitbit.

I have a Fitbit Flex, and bought this as an update since my Flex now only holds a charge for 3 days. (Have to say, happy with hiw long the Flex has lasted!) I wear the Flex around my neck to avoid false steps from hand movements, so I chose the Inspire 2 since it was the only current model that could be worn in a clip. So far i really like it. I like the on-screen information, and the Inspire appears to be pretty accurate both on wrist and in the clup (worn as a pendant or clipped onto clothes). The battery life of 10 days is as advertised, which is a huge plus for me. Only 2 negatives that I've found. First, the reminder to move feature often doesn't work. I re-start the Inspire 2 frequently, which is supposed to fix that, but i shouldn't have to do that everyday. Second, you can’t just triple-tap the Inspire to begin logging a sleep period. I don't wear my tracker to bed, and that is the only way to track sleep with all current models. The only work around is to either manually log sleep via the app or to continue to use my Flex. I've chosen the latter for now, since you can have two devices on one account.