I wind up using my lips to press the sides. You can’t do this when you have stuff in your hands, have broken an arm, have no fingers, only have one arm, etc. The only consistent way to wake it up is pressing the buttons on each side. And when raise to wake does work it is delayed, so I assume it’s not working and press the buttons just as the screen wakes up, and so I turn it off. The raise to wake and tap to wake don’t work consistently. And once it gets scratched (which it will, it’s plastic) it’s even hard to see even outside in shadows. The screen is impossible to see in the sunlight.

But the inspire 2 really isn’t designed very well. When you get your Inspire 2, you'll get a year's free access to Fitbit Premium - that means access to fitness and nutrition programs, even more health insights and more tools to help you stay fit and healthy.I understand that I bought the cheapest fitbit, and so some features just aren’t going to be available, or aren’t as accurate.

There are more than 20 exercise modes, and SmartTrack is there to automatically recognise the exercise you're doing. This tracker is water resistant too, which means it can join you for a swim too. When you hit the gym, it can also help you to make sure you're staying in the zone with heart rate zones and cardio fitness level tracking. It tracks your everyday activity, including steps, distance and calories burned. You'll be able to track your fitness with the Inspire 2. Sleep peacefully with the sleep monitoring - it can tell you all about your sleep stages and sleep scores, and wake you gently with silent alarms. You can also log your food to keep track of eating habits, or get a better understanding of your cycle with female health tracking. When it's time to calm down there are guided breathing sessions that help you to find a bit of peace during busy days.

You can monitor your heart rate 24/7 and see your Active Zone minutes when you're exercising. The Fitbit Inspire 2 has plenty of ways to help you track your health. Antivirus software and Internet security.

Fitbit inspire 2 review