![]() ![]() While reviewing the devices, I found out that the Fitbit Charge 3 could last over 7 days on a single charge while Inspire HR, true to its words, lasts for good 5 days and sometimes even a bit longer. While Fitbit claims to offer a battery life of up to 7 days with Charge 3, this number reduces to 5 days in case of Inspire HR. The Fitbit Charge 2 and Charge 3 are both great fitness bands, but unless you really need to save the 20 separating the two, the Charge 3 is the all-around better purchase. It offers great value for basic activity tracking and features a beautiful, always-on display as. ![]() Charge 3 and Inspire HR differ in terms of battery life. Fitbit Inspire 3 ( Amazon ): The Fitbit Inspire 3 is Fitbit’s budget fitness tracker. With both Wearable, you have the possibility to use Connected GPS. GPS None of the two devices, either the Fitbit Charge 3, or the Fitbit Inspire 2 have integrated GPS. Both devices take 2,0 hours to be fully charged. ![]() The good thing about Fitbit devices is that you don't need to charge them every other day and the battery usually last for at least 5-6 days on a single charge. The Fitbit Charge 3 has a battery lasting 7 days, which is comparatively less than the Fitbit Inspire 2 that lasts 10 days. You can also access other apps such as calendar and weather on Charge 3, all of which remain missing on Inspire HR. While this feature isn't active yet but with the sensors on board, the feature is just short of a software update. Secondly, it comes with SpO2 sensors, that allows the device to measure a user's blood oxygen level and detect ailments like sleep apnea. While the screens are of a similar size (0.72 inches for the Inspire 2 and 0.76 inches for the 3), the new panel is light years. Firstly, it supports Fitbit Pay, a feature that allows you to make cashless transactions using your fitness wearable. This new color screen is the clearest upgrade the Inspire 3 offers. But Charge 3 demands the price it does, over Inspire HR, for a reason. ![]()
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