You can get notifications on the Inspire 2 but because of the slimline display you will have to scroll through a lot if you get a long text message. It doesn’t have a pulse oximeter (or SpO2 sensor, that uses light to measure your pulse and see how saturated with oxygen your blood is) and the monochrome 1.4” display isn’t as crisp as the Fitbit Luxe.
It’s crystal clear despite its modest resolution but the lack of colored icons might be an issue for users with vision impairments. While it has a small OLED screen it’s easy to read both in sunlight and indoors.
During our testing period of the Fitbit Inspire 2, we rated it four out of five stars and said that it does a few things well and is an ideal first fitness tracker.
0 kommentar(er)
