So it really is down to personal preference.īoth the Luxe and the Inspire 2 share many similar health features. To be fair there is little difference between the two choices in this category.In case you were wondering, the stats are that the Luxe is 36.30mm by 17.62mm by 10.05mm while the Inspire 2 is 37mm by 16.8mm by 12.9mm.
But you really wouldn’t notice this unless you were examining the two side by side. It is also a tiny bit smaller overall and slimmer. However, the difference is just 3g, so you would be hard pushed even to realize there was a difference. It is to be expected that the watch is a little heavier with the stainless-steel element of the Luxe tracker. However if the idea of a coloured screen and the additional clarity you get when looking at data attracts you then the Luxe is the way to go. If you are happy with a monochrome screen then the Inspire 2 ticks all the boxes.However, if you are happy with smaller on-screen text and a slim, lightweight quality then you are onto a winner with either of these models. If you are looking for a larger-screened Fitbit that is easier to read, then you are better looking elsewhere at one of the smartwatches from Fitbit. However, the text on both is still relatively small.
The color screen makes it easier to see information at a glance and is just that little bit clearer. While it is understandable that some of the differences that these offers are merely superficial, there is no denying that a color screen is just that little bit more desirable. Whereas the Luxe boasts a 0.76 in (124 x 206) color touchscreen that is AMOLED. The Inspire 2 has a 1.4 in touch-capable OLED screen, which is monochrome. The biggest, and therefore most apparent difference between the two models is the screen.
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