Sleep score missing Co2 graph

[Maire]

I just purchased Inspire2 and not sure I want to keep it.  This was a move from Charge3.  I thought I'd get the same type of stats. It was a recommended device in Consumer Reports.  However, it does not report sleeping oxygen levels which I began monitoring a while ago.  No where in any description before purchase did it say  that was not going to happen.  AFTER purchasing and coming to the forum, I discover it's not part of Inspire2. 

I thought I could use the charge 3 at night for sleep. Then discovered I can't have 2 devices connected at a time?   You are good at describing the fancy features (looks) of each device but where do I find details for the stats/charts?   Those comparisons over time are the reason I've stuck with FitBit and encouraged others to do so. 

I've been using a Fitbit for almost 10 years and am used to getting an improved product not reduction by removing something without finding these comparisons?  I like the looks of Inspire2 but looks aren't everything if it doesn't do minimally what I had before. 

[Maire]

PS I still can't find a viable link to device comparisons (charts) and no good explanation of why I would want temperature vs SpO2?  Does anyone have a suggestion?  I don't need all the 'smart' things like alexa or stored music. Thanks in advance for any info?  M

[SunsetRunner · Accepted solution]

Hello @Maire ,

I always refer to this comprehensive spreadsheet made by @Giampi71 

Based on your needs you might check Luxe or Charge 5 (I agree, Inspire 2 is quite poor of features) or a good old Charge 4 (that I'm using) that lacks "only" the daily readiness score compared to the most recent models.

[Maire]

Thanks for that chart link, Fit4Energy!  There is a discrepancy in the Inspire2 column. The device does measure skin temp for whatever reason that's important. If the device had oxygen chart, it would be fine for me. Still on the fence about returning or keeping and trying another Charge version. : )