Fitbit 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)
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Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Features
- Optimize your workouts with a Daily Readiness Score that reveals if youre ready to exercise or should focus on recover (requires Fitbit Premium membership. Premium content recommendations are not available in all locales and may be in English only)
- Earn active zone minutes as you progress toward your weekly 150 minutes of heart-pumping activity and use 20+ exercise modes to track goals like distance, calories burned and more
- Track all-day activity: your steps, distance, hourly activity and calories burned
- Use 24/7 heart rate to track resting heart rate better measure calorie burn
- Enjoy 10 days of battery life for daily progress without constant charging varies with use and other factors
- Track your time in light, deep and REM sleep, then get a Sleep Score to better understand your sleep quality each night
- Stay inspired from the shower to the pool with this swimproof tracker (water resistant to 50 meters) and motivated by connecting with friends, competing in challenges, earning badges and celebrating goal milestones
- Get call, text, calendar and smartphone app notifications right on your wrist. Notifications and app alerts are available on-device when your phone is nearby
- Includes a 1-year Premium membership (New and returning Premium members only. Must activate trial within 60-days of device activation. Cancel before end of trial to avoid recurring fees. Content and features may change. Terms & Conditions apply)
- Choose a 1-year or monthly Fitbit Premium subscription to start after trial ends for $9.99 monthly or $79.99 yearly
Description
Make healthy a habit with Fitbit Inspire 2 and a free 1-year Fitbit Premium trial for new Premium users. This slim, easy-to-use fitness tracker packs 24/7 heart rate, Active Zone Minutes, activity and sleep tracking, 10 days of battery and more—and paired with step-by-step fitness & nutrition programs, personalized insights, and sleep tools from Premium, you have all you need for a healthier you. Fitbit is part of the Google family. Requires use of Fitbit app with compatible iPhone or Android devices. A Google account will be required.
Operating System: android
Memory Storage Capacity: 6400 MB
Special Feature: Activity Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor, Calorie Tracker, Sleep Monitor, Water Resistant, Phone Call, Text Messaging, Calendaring, Notifications, See more
Connectivity Technology: USB
Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
GPS: GPS Via Smartphone
Shape: Oval
Screen Size: 0.72 Inches
Brand: Fitbit
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 1.47 x 0.66 x 0.51 inches; 1.1 ounces
Item model number : FB418BKBK
Department : Unisex-Adult
Batteries : 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : August 25, 2020
Manufacturer : Fitbit Inc
Best Sellers Rank: #11,908 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #70 in Activity & Fitness Trackers
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Color: Black
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2021 by Steve McBride
Color: Lunar White
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I got this to track my sleep after looking at a lot of reviews for different options and comparing pricing. For the price, this gives you a lot. I think the sleep tracking could be improved for the times I’m laying still but not sleeping, but it’s interesting to see the estimated time during different phases. I do like the fitness tracking aspect, though the number of options is limited (no “hiking” option from the watch). I like that it recognizes once I’ve started an exercise on its own, but it sometimes quits partway through a long walk or running a 5k. The app is even more notorious for quitting on me during an activity, so I would not recommend this if you’re a regular runner. But overall it has all the features I need, and I enjoyed the free year of FitBit Plus that came with enhanced sleep tracking and workout classes.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025 by pollycracker8892
Color: Lunar White
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
UPDATE: Fitbit no longer offers an app for use with Windows on a computer. In order to use this product, you need to "activate" it by syncing it with the Fitbit app. Beyond that, you will get a lot more data by using it with the app, but you can still see some daily data on the device itself (which clears on its own at the end of the day). Also the app is needed to do some customizing (such as setting what your "active" hours are). ***BEORE PURCHASING, I recommend making sure you have a device (smartphone or tablet) that will work with the app, which is a free download. IF YOU CANNOT DOWNLOAD THE APP TO ONE OF YOUR DEVICES, THIS PRODUCT WON'T WORK! Please note that the apps available may not be compatible with an older smartphone or tablet (and older may mean only a couple of years). In addition to the app, there is a dashboard available by logging into the Fitbit website. I can't speak to the smartphone app, but regarding the Windows app, you'll get different views of your data on the website as compared to the app (for example, the website will show you # of steps by five-minute increments throughout the day, but the app just gives you steps for the whole day and also which of your "active" hours had at least 250 steps). On both the website and app you can see your historical data. **UPDATE: Fitbit no longer allows you to download an app for use with Windows on a computer, however this info may be helpful if you downloaded the app before they discontinued it. VERY IMPORTANT: If you are only planning to sync with a computer, you need to buy a separate FITBIT WIRELESS SYNC DONGLE. You also need to make sure your computer has BLUETOOTH capabilities and that they are turned on (if not, I believe there may be a separate dongle you can purchase for Bluetooth). The sync dongle allows your Fitbit to transfer data to your computer and you must sync at least once for the product to work. The syncing occurs with the app open (not to be confused with the website dashboard). It should happen automatically, but can be manually prompted if necessary. The product itself arrives with only a miniscule amount of instructions. The full user manual is on their website, and an internet search will find any number of other websites with helpful instructions for doing things the manual doesn't cover well or at all (that's how I learned about the required dongle). I don't have experience with other fitness trackers for comparison. This works well enough for my needs--I got it for a wellness program at work and the data can be synced directly to that wellness program's website. I don't think the step counter is 100% accurate. I am pretty sure it undercounts, but even if it is 90% accurate, that is good enough for my purposes. I haven't tried out the sleep tracking features yet, so can't comment on those. I find the manual to be lacking and wish it had been more clear at the time of purchase or even with the product in hand that the dongle was needed to use it with a computer. (I guess they think we are all supposed to be privileged enough to own brand new smartphones.) I have a very small wrist and the smallest wristband attachment worked for me--you'll want to wear it three fingers above your wrist bone. I often wear it clipped to my waistband instead (separate purchase to get the clips), which seems to work as well for step counting, although the vibration reminder to move is subtle and hard to feel when wearing this way. Taking the wrist straps on and off does require decent manual dexterity.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2022 by snowbound