Fitbit Inspire 2 OTB USB Charging Cable - Black

OTB USB Charging Cable for Fitbit Inspire 2

Keep your Fitbit Inspire 2 powered, synced and ready for every workout with this precision OTB replacement charging cable. The custom clip locks firmly onto the tracker’s contacts, while the high‑quality copper core delivers a steady 5 V charge from any laptop, desktop, wall charger or power bank. Slim, tangle free and built to last, the cable slips easily into a pocket, gym bag or travel pouch so your fitness band is always topped up and tracking.

Key Features and Specifications
- Exact fit clip engineered only for Fitbit Inspire 2
- USB A plug draws safe current from computers, car adapters or standard 5 V USB chargers
- Smart chip protection guards against over current, over voltage and short circuit
- Reinforced strain relief and bend tested PVC jacket rated for more than 10000 flex cycles
- Lightweight travel friendly build, about 28 g and 1 m total length

Ideal Examples of Usage
- Leave one cable at the office so your tracker charges while you work
- Keep a spare in the car to recharge between gym sessions and errands
- Pair with a power bank on hiking trips for off grid charging without bulky docks
- Replace a lost or damaged original cable at a fraction of the cost of a full charger set
- Pack in holiday luggage to avoid swapping outlets with phone leads

Why This Charging Cable Is the Perfect Buy
- Certified compatibility means no sync errors or battery damage
- Faster and safer than generic clips thanks to gold plated pins and tight molding
- All in one design saves money compared with buying a new Fitbit charger dock
- Small, tangle free lead fits inside any accessory pouch or even a jeans pocket
- Backed by OTB build quality for peace of mind on long European adventures

Interesting Facts About Charging Cables
- A standard USB 2.0 port supplies up to 2.5 W, enough to fill a Fitbit Inspire 2 in roughly two hours
- Gold plating on connector pins reduces oxidation, extending contact life in humid conditions
- Replacing worn cables promptly avoids heat build up that can shorten lithium ion battery life
- The first USB specification launched in 1996; backward compatibility keeps modern fitness bands chargeable on decades old ports
- Proper strain relief at plug ends is the single biggest factor in preventing breakage during daily wrapping and unwrapping

Packing: Bulk