Fitness Trackers

Latest Fitness Trackers

• Garmin Vivosport Review

  The Garmin Vivosport costs a little more than other sports band-style fitness trackers, but makes up for it in features and functionality.

  6 years, 4 months By Jill Duffy

  
• Garmin Vivomove HR Review

  Garmin's Vivomove HR is a beautiful analog watch first and a smart fitness tracker with a heart rate sensor second.

  6 years, 4 months By Jill Duffy

  
• Polar M430 Review

  The Polar M430 is a great fitness tracker for runners, but a bit too pricey and sporty for more casual use.

  6 years, 11 months By Victoria Song

  
• Whistle 3 Review

  The Whistle 3's cost, size, and battery life put it at the head of the pack for pet activity and location trackers.

  7 years, 2 months By Eric Griffith

  
• Fitbit Blaze Review

  If you're new to the world of fitness tracking, the Fitbit Blaze is a solid choice. But if you're looking for a smartwatch, or to upgrade anything but a first-generation tracker, the Blaze is unlikely to satisfy.

  7 years, 3 months By Timothy Torres

  
• Fitbit Alta HR Review

  With the Alta HR, Fitbit updates its most stylish tracker with continuous heart rate monitoring, better battery life, and smarter sleep tracking. Fashion-conscious self-quantifiers: This may be the device you've been waiting for.

  7 years, 3 months By Victoria Song

  
• Philips Health Watch Review

  Although it has a reliable optical heart monitor, the Philips Health Watch is unintuitive to use and expensive for what it does.

  7 years, 4 months By Jill Duffy

  
• Pebble 2 + Heart Rate Review

  The Pebble 2 + Heart Rate is a very good smartwatch, but its fitness-tracking features could stand to be improved.

  7 years, 7 months By Timothy Torres

  
• Polar M200 Review

  The Polar M200 offers a lot of fitness tracker functionality for the price, including heart rate monitoring and GPS, but its bulky design will be a turnoff for some.

  7 years, 8 months By Jill Duffy

  
• Polar M600 Review

  Polar's latest and most impressive device to date is a three-in-one runner's watch, fitness tracker, and smartwatch. It has an optical heart rate monitor and is fully waterproof, but cramming in all that functionality means big hits on battery life and wearability.

  7 years, 8 months By Jill Duffy

  
• Samsung Gear IconX Review

  The Samsung Gear IconX is a completely wire-free pair of Bluetooth headphones with solid sound quality and the ability to track your workouts.

  7 years, 9 months By Tim Gideon

  
• Fitbit Flex 2 Review

  With the Flex 2, Fitbit upgrades its original entry-level fitness tracker with a fully waterproof design, color LEDs, automatic activity tracking, and a variety of ways to wear it.

  7 years, 9 months By Timothy Torres

  
• Misfit Shine 2 Swimmer's Edition Review

  The Misfit Shine 2 Swimmer's Edition makes it easy to automatically count your laps, as well as all your activity. It's a good looking device for swimmers, but not the only one.

  7 years, 10 months By Jill Duffy

  
• Razer Nabu Review

  The Razer Nabu brings a display to the Nabu X, but it feels lacking compared with other fitness trackers.

  8 years, 5 months By Timothy Torres

  
• Razer Nabu Watch Review

  The Razer Nabu Watch is an aggressively styled smartwatch that tracks basic fitness stats and delivers push notifications, but it's uncomfortable and inaccurate.

  8 years, 5 months By Timothy Torres