Fitness Trackers

This inexpensive smartwatch highlights health and fitness and is surprisingly good for less than $80.

We put this cool-looking, well-advertised toothbrush to the test, and found out what a real dentist thinks of its merits.

Samsung's latest smartwatch takes a fitness-first approach, but it's just as functional out of the gym.

Great sound, sporty aesthetics, and biomechanical data-tracking make the Soul Run Free Pro Bio a suitable contender.

Samsung makes the best Android smartwatch you can buy, but it needs to push harder to beat Apple.

The V-Moda BassFit offers great durability and sound but isn't suited for all ears.

Huawei's Band 2 Pro was the best sub-$100 fitness tracker around. The newest model isn't as good.

Thanks to its fast GPS, accurate heart-rate monitoring, and thin and light design, the Garmin Forerunner 235 is the best GPS running watch for the money.

This sleek fitness band packs advanced sensors in an affordable package, but its display and activity tracking could use improvement.

Withings returns to form with a stylish fitness tracker that lasts nearly a month on a charge.

Coros' first triathlon watch is good for hyper-focused athletes, but it's a bit bare-bones compared to more-established brands.

The JBL Under Armour Sport Wireless Train headphones combine impressive sound quality with sporty features that make them an ideal workout companion.