second iteration of its Pro smart bottle. Although its availability was restricted during the initial months, it has become more accessible throughout the United States, Europe, and other locales via the company’s website and Apple’s physical and online retail outlets.
For the last three years, I’ve been utilizing the first version of the HidrateSpark Pro, and I was eager to experience this new smart water bottle personally, which incorporates a standard USB-C port instead of a proprietary one, an enhanced drink sensor, and compatibility with Apple’s Find My feature. Furthermore, HidrateSpark has introduced a new rugged aesthetic for the bottle and an upgraded lid, which now allows for easy transport while safeguarding against spills when placed in a tote bag, gym bag, or backpack. Over the last few weeks, I’ve been testing the HidrateSpark Pro 2, and here’s how it’s performing thus far.
