Fitbit Inspire 2 Black

Well, we're dealing with a funny thing here. I think fitbit has a name in this area. I myself don't fall for those 'Chinese-looking' gaudy colored screens from the east, those of the competition trackers. So whoever misses that should not be with this fitbit. I don't see that as a negative point. I want a gadget that does what I bought it for. No frills. The screen is small yes, but I can see what I want to see on it. Anyone who finds that a negative point should therefore not buy this Fitbit. Yes, there is no NFC and no GPS. If you miss that, you shouldn't have bought it. It seems to me that you should not indicate that as negative points, as I read in some reviews. I am satisfied with the gadget. I was looking for something more than basic tracker and I found it with this Inspire 2. The battery life is phenomenal. I have my doubts about the pedometer. Not when you go for a walk, but during the day. I then seem to be taking a lot of steps at home, more than I think myself.....but oh well. So doubts. This is a fitbit for a 'normal mover' like me. So every day a brisk walk or a long bike ride. And that's nice to keep track of in the app via GPS on your mobile. He does that accurately. Swimming is also possible. Bit difficult now because the pool is closed again. Because I'm a prude, I think it's a bit of a shame to use it in the 'dirty' chlorinated water. So no review data on this. Nice bridge to the app. For the big athletes among us, it offers a lot of information. For the ordinary mover also fun and interesting data. About your sleep and about your activities etc...and those data seem accurate to me. I have therefore mentioned the Premium subscription as a plus because there is a lot to be gained from it and because it is free for a year. Nice bonus. At the same time, the subscription is also a minus. You will pay for it after a year. I think too much. Tip for everyone: set on your phone NOW that that subscription is not automatically renewed. You can't forget that, unless you want to keep the subscription of course. Finally (to say the least): the silicone strap that comes with it as standard. It fits nicely, nothing to say, but it is a real 'dust magnet'. Especially if it's black. Not handy for a gadget polisher like me.... you keep on taking the cloth in hand. It's a small thing, but I want to mention it anyway. On the other hand, you can buy all kinds of other straps with it. I don't intend to. Conclusion: we have a fun thing here that does what it's supposed to do a little more than basic. If you're missing anything on it, you shouldn't have bought it. Yes right? Just look further and spend some more money. It's that simple.