The slimline display means you can expect to scroll through text regularly, especially if you get a lengthy message. It will let you read messages and notifications on your wrist. Unfortunately, though, there’s no ECG or EDA scan, and you won’t find an NFC chip for Fitbit Pay. Sleep tracking is here – and looks at stages of sleep to calculate a sleep score that feeds into preparing you for the day ahead. It’ll also track your heart rate, which wasn’t in the Inspire 1’s bag of tricks – unless you opted for the Inspire HR. Yes, it will track your steps, the distance you’ve moved, calories burned, and has menstrual cycle tracking. While the Fitbit Luxe squashes all sorts of sensors into a svelte frame, the Fitbit Inspire 2 is more restrained.
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