(The Inspire 2’s touchscreen OLED is only monochrome.) Battery Life

Otherwise the Luxe has a colour AMOLED touchscreen. The screen on the Luxe is small, to be sure, but if you want something bigger a smart watch like Fitbit Sense should be on your list. The big upgrade to the Fitbit Luxe screen is that it’s now colour instead of monochromatic, which does make it a bit nicer to look at. Whichever version you choose you can upgrade to a lot of metal, leather and jewelry-style bands to take your look to actual luxe. In my personal opinion, the black version doesn’t have quite as luxurious a look to it as the gold and silver and shoppers may want to save some cash and go for the cheaper Inspire 2 if black will be your colour choice, and you’re not interested in any of the other features… which we’ll get to. Each option is made of stainless steel so it’s an upgrade over the plastic used in the Inspire series. You can opt for the aptly named luxe gold or silver versions or choose the matte black. It’s probably worth pointing out that while this Fitbit is billed as ‘Luxe” there are two very different looks for it. Skin temperature and blood oxygen (perviously thishas been only on Sense).

Screen upgrades: Colour display & resolution.

There are a few key upgrades over the next-closest Fitbit which I’d say is the Inspire 2

It’s really easy to do – check out my How-to here ******* What are the upgrades with Fitbit Luxe? One other quick note… Fitbits are best when you calibrate them so the step count is accurate.

Fitbit luxe