It's the first Fitbit fitness tracker to feature an AMOLED color touchscreen display, which had previously only been available on Fitbit's Versa, Sense and Ionic smartwatches. The standard version comes with a removable classic silicone band with a metal buckle as opposed to the plastic one on the Inspire 2.Ĭase materials aside, the Luxe is giving you something more impressive in the screen department. That includes a special edition Luxe that comes with a gold stainless steel bracelet to give it that more desirable, fashionable look. With the Luxe, you're paying the extra money for a stainless steel case and there are optional bands aplenty – just like the Inspire 2. You also have the option of a clip accessory (pictured below) that lets you wear it on your waistband or underneath your clothes, so it's firmly out of sight. One advantage the Inspire 2 has over the Luxe is wearing options. That case comes with the option of black, white or rose color bands. With the Inspire 2, you're getting a removable silicone band and a plastic case. Where things start to change though are in the materials and the screens in use here. Ultimately though, both are on the petite side, and are nice options if you want something that goes about its tracking business in a sleek and minimal manner. The question is, what does paying more or less actually get you? That's what we'll get into next.īoth are offered with small and large bands and if you want the one that sits smallest on that wrist, then the Luxe just about edges it with its 36mm body just slightly smaller than the 37mm one featured on the Inspire 2. The Fitbit Luxe is priced at, so that's quite a sizeable price difference between the two devices. As mentioned, the Inspire 2 is the cheapest of the two trackers and comes in at. If you're thinking about whether you need to make an upgrade or you're buying a tracker for the first time, here's how the Fitbit Luxe matches up to the Fitbit Inspire 2.īefore getting into those all important specs and features, let's talk about that pricing.

We've spent plenty of testing time with the Inspire 2 and we are currently putting the Luxe through its paces too, so if you're wondering what the key big differences are between these two Fitbit fitness trackers, we just might be able to help. It's now been joined by the Luxe, another slim tracker that offers a mix of fitness, health and smartwatch features. The Fitbit Inspire 2 is the cheapest fitness tracker you can buy directly from the now Google-owned wearable maker. If you want a Fitbit, but you don't want a smartwatch, you do still have options.

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