The actual tracking component sports the same rounded corners as the HR model, which serve to make the Inspire feel instantly more friendlier and approachable.
On first glance, the Inspire is practically identical to the Inspire HR in terms of design. Perhaps this was Fitbit’s marketing intention all along, but it’s worth stretching to the Inspire HR if you can. However, for a meagre £20 saving, the number of features lacking as a result of its omission just isn’t worth it. Launched at the same time as the Fitbit Inspire HR, the Inspire does away with the PurePulse heart rate monitor in order to bring down the price. Note that Inspire is not intended to provide medical or scientific data.In a move to streamline its lineup of fitness trackers, the new Inspire range looks to replace the likes of the Alta, Flex, Zip and One as the new entry-level option. To learn more about your device, see the Fitbit Inspire user manual.
Open the Fitbit app to see your stats and change how your activity is labeled.įor more information, see How do I track my activity with my Fitbit device? Your device automatically detects and records activities at least 15 minutes long. To start, your main goal is 10,000 steps per day.įor more information, see How do I track my health and fitness goals with the Fitbit app? Inspire vibrates and the screen flashes when you reach your main goal. Adjust your activity goal to meet your needs.
Remove both wristbands, and insert your device into the clip for a more discreet option.įor more information, see How do I wear my Fitbit device? Wear Inspire on your wrist or in an accessory clip-whichever is most comfortable for you. Inspire helps you reach an hourly goal of 250 steps by nudging you at 10 minutes before the hour is over.įor more information, see What are the reminders I see on my Fitbit device?
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