Fitness Tracker Reviews
Look, we’re not going to bug you to get fit. That’s the job of a fitness tracker. Wrist-based wearables that track fitness stats are popular, and for pretty good reason: they help fitness-focused individuals chart a path to their best selves. The best fitness tracker should look good, operate as intended, and minimize false readings during workouts. We’re always testing the latest from Garmin, Fitbit, Polar, and more to find the next best fitness tracker for you.
A lightweight trainer with a heavy price tag
Fitbit’s latest smartwatch is still mostly just a fitness tracker
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The newest Fitbit doesn’t push any bar forward, but it’s one most people will enjoy
The Charge 3 won’t make working out easier, but it will make it easier to track workouts
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An AI running coach, in your ears
The future of exercise, or another fitness fad?
Not exactly new, but just new enough
Activity trackers should be accurate trackers
Not without tradeoffs, but pretty darn good
A super simple tracker with an E Ink display
It’s a Fitbit through and through, but doesn’t offer much new
Works in progress
Microsoft has thrown in everything but the kitchen sink to make its case in wearables
It might not be your next watch, but it’s a lot like it
Get your ass in gear — and keep it there
Can more data help me sleep better?
With great amounts of data comes great responsibility
Can a $99 rubber wristband inspire owners to move more, sleep better, and eat smarter?
If you enjoy the muted ennui that accompanies a sedentary lifestyle then you’d best keep your distance from the latest Fitbit.
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