Fitness Trackers

Here's how the new Microsoft Band 2 stacks up to the Apple Watch, Fitbit Surge and Garmin Vivoactive.

Acer's sleek new Liquid Leap Fit and Leap Curve not only check your heart rate, but your stress level as well.

With the introduction of the new, affordable Up2 tracker and the NFC-enabled Up4, here are the facts about Jawbone's newest products.

Activity tracking might be as easy as turning on your smartphone, as researchers find that phone apps monitor steps as well as wearables.

What if your watch could tell you to stop stressing out? That's the theory behind Zensorium's Being wearable, which senses your moods.

Quitbit is the smart lighter that might finally get you to stop lighting up.

Sources say Microsoft to unveil fitness band soon; device to include heart-rate monitor, be compatible with iOS, Android and Windows Phone.

QardioArm is a portable blood pressure monitor that sends detailed health info to your smartphone.

Acer's Liquid Leap smartband tries to be a jack of all trades but masters none.

A recent NPD reports says that Fitbit increased its market share in the fitness tracker market despite a recent product recall.

The Gear Fit is a very sleek combination smartwatch and fitness tracker, but it doesn't quite shine as either type of device.

Samsung has officially unveiled its new fitness tracker, the aptly named Gear Fit, and it’s nothing like you’ve seen before. Whereas most fitness bands use fairly simplistic monochromatic displays or LED indicators, Samsung’s Gear Fit sport

The Dash smart earbud can play music, track your performance, detect your body's temperature and function as a wireless headset for taking calls.