For additional features, you might be looking at the right time to start shopping for a more robust smartwatch. Inspire HR: Bottom lineīoth the Fitbit Inspire 2 and the Inspire HR are basic fitness trackers without any extras. Both trackers are equipped with OLED displays, giving both a crisp and clean appearance. The Fitbit Inspire 2 also supports a newer version of Bluetooth with Bluetooth 4.2, while the Inspire HR only supports up to Bluetooth 4.0, which could result in a faster connection between your phone and the tracker. Both the Fitbit Inspire HR and Inspire 2 charge from 0 - 100% in two hours, though the Inspire HR only gets five days of charge to the Inspire 2's 10-day battery life.

The Fitbit Inspire HR does not have this feature.Īnother big thing to keep in mind when choosing between the two is battery life. They're tailored to your fitness level and age, which can be set within your Fitbit's calibration settings. Your tracker will add two Active Zone Minutes per each minute you spend in these zones. It's worth noting that he Fitbit Inspire 2 does also track Active Zone Minutes, or time spent in the fat burn, cardio, or peak heart rate zones. Source: Fitbit (Image credit: Source: Fitbit)

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