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.
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The best fitness trackers to buy right now
From simple fitness bands and rugged sports watches to rings, these are the best trackers you can get.
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Withings ScanWatch 2 and Light review: simple vibes for the tech-fatigued
These watches hit a nice balance between style and function without bombarding you with information.
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Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 review: small but smart improvements
Iterative updates aren’t flashy, but these smartwatches are mainly for folks who don’t have Apple Watches yet.
Where have all the fitness bands gone?
Smartwatches are the default wearable option these days, but why is it so hard to find simple yet affordable alternatives like the fitness bands of yesteryear?
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series review: refined, but not revolutionary
Samsung focuses on refining a tried-and-true formula, but how much longer can it afford to coast?
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro review: sometimes bigger is better
At least in terms of reading and battery life
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 review: if it only had a better battery
It’s the best Android smartwatch you can get... for now
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Whistle Health review: for anxious pet parents only
Do I need this data? No, but it’s nice to have
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Coros Vertix 2 review: a work in progress
This behemoth of a GPS watch has a few things to iron out