The downside to this can be signal issues and having to carry your smartphone with you.Ī fitness watch without a heart rate monitor is basically useless and not advisable to buy. The devices will take the GPS data from your smartphone. With both Wearable, you have the possibility to use Connected GPS. None of the two devices, either the Fitbit Charge 2, or the Fitbit Inspire 2 have integrated GPS. The Fitbit Charge 2 has a battery lasting 5 days, which is comparatively less than the Fitbit Inspire 2 that lasts 10 days.īoth devices take 2,0 hours to be fully charged. The Fitbit Inspire 2 even records your swimming lanes.
Here, the Fitbit Inspire 2 is waterproof up to 50 m and wins this part of the comparison. The Charge 2 can only be used up to - under water. None of the two devices have an always-on display function. The Fitbit Inspire 2 The Inspire 2 has, in contrast to the Fitbit Charge 2, a touch display. Here, both Wearable have an integrated color display. Consequently, the Fitbit Inspire 2 from 2020 is newer. The Fitbit Charge 2 was released in 2016. There are 4 years time between the releases of both products. Otherwise, the Inspire HR is a fantastic tracker that will look good on any wrist.Let's have a closer look by comparing the differences between the two Wearable Charge 2* and Inspire 2* made by Fitbit.
If those features are important to you, then you’ll want to invest the extra $50 in the Charge 3. But it also has more functions, such as weather forecasts and notification history. Both do an admirable job of tracking your steps and fitness activities in a small, lightweight package, but the Charge 3 is definitely a bigger fit. Fitbit Charge 3 vs Inspire HR: Which one? Michael Simon/IDGĬhoosing between the Charge 3 and Inspire HR mostly comes down to a matter of preference. Fitbit Charge 3 vs Inspire HR: Price Michael Simon/IDGĬompared to the Versa and Ionic, the Charge 3 and Inspire HR represent the lower end of Fitbit’s price range.įitbit also sells a version of the Inspire HR without the heart-rate monitor for $70, but we think the hear-rate monitor is too important to pass up for fitness tracking. Among the options offered are stainless steel mesh, Horween leather double wrap, sport, and woven bands, ranging in price from $25 to $70. The Charge 3 feature a mechanism that separates the band from the tracker via a small button, while the Inspire uses a sliding pin to detach the band. Fitbit sells a variety of bands for the Charge 3 and Inspire HR trackers to mix up the style, and many more are available through third-party sellers.
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