Neither has a GPS chip, to let them pinpoint your location, but both can hook up to your phone over Bluetooth to take that data and make maps of your runs/walk and offer accurate distance data. They have an optical heart rate reader on the back and use a motion sensor to judge how many steps you take each day. The Inspire 2 and Inspire 3 offer the same fitness tracking basics. They use the touchscreen and pressure-sensing points in the sides, meaning you squeeze the casing to register an input. Neither Inspire has any physical buttons.
However, both displays are pretty tiny, and only take up a small chunk of the front. You’ll be grateful for that during sunny workouts outside. It will halve battery life, at the least, but makes the Inspire 3 a much better watch than the older model.īoth bands will automatically shift brightness when, for example, you go outdoors, but the Inspire 3's screen is brighter. The Fitbit Inspire 3 also gains an “always on” mode, meaning the display stays lit all day, rather than waiting for a wrist flick gesture to light up. The Inspire 2 has a basic monochrome OLED screen, the Inspire 3 a full color OLED with more pixels, making text look a lot cleaner and sharper.
This is all window dressing next to the display upgrade, though.
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