The few differences that exist will probably be the ones that sway your decision. The company has done an excellent job of making its core activity/health tracking features available on both devices. In fact, they're two of the best Fitbit trackers you can buy right now. The Fitbit Inspire 2 and the Fitbit Charge 4 have more similarities than differences. You also won't have an altimeter, so your device won't track floors climbed. This means you'll need to carry your phone around if you want to track your route when exercising. When it comes to what's missing, you won't have built-in GPS. Like the Fitbit Charge 4, the Fitbit Inspire 2 provides you with the familiar features that you've enjoyed in the past. You'll have access to advanced insights and guided workouts that help you get your heart rate up so you can maximize your workouts and get the most out of your device. When you buy the Fitbit Inspire 2, you'll receive a one-year free trial of Fitbit Premium. This tracker is only available in one model and heart-rate monitoring is a standard feature. When you buy the Fitbit Inspire 2, you'll receive a one-year free trial of Fitbit Premium.Īs you might recall, the previous Fitbit Inspire models were available in a heart-rate version and a standard version. If you're not a fan of wearing your tracker on your wrist and prefer to use it as a pedometer, you can use the clip-on accessory.
If these colors don't tickle your fancy, you can choose from other first-party or third-party Fitbit Inspire 2 bands. Speaking of the design, the Fitbit Inspire 2 comes in three colors, including Lunar White, Desert Rose, and Black. The Fitbit Inspire 2 should last for up 10 days depending on usage. You'll also get longer battery life this time around. Instead, you'll have an easy-to-use capacitive button. No to mention that the outdated side button has finally been removed. The company says the tracker's plastic case has been streamlined. Once again, the first thing you'll notice about the Fitbit Inspire 2 is that it looks a lot like the ones that came before it. (Image credit: Jeramy Johnson / Android Central)
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