Fitness Trackers

Philips’ plain-looking watch-style fitness tracker is functional, but for $249 we expect it to do a lot more.

Those who want to track their weight-training exercises and expand their workout regimes will appreciate the Atlas Wristband 2.

A large display, attractive design and some smartwatch functionality (like notifications) make the Basis Peak an excellent activity tracker.

Get the Misfit Ray if you want a stylish fitness tracker, but also consider the Shine 2, which has a sleeker profile.

Although it offers almost too much data, the Garmin Forerunner 735XT can track running, swimming and biking, as well as deliver phone notifications.

With GPS, a heart-rate monitor and built-in storage for music, there's a lot to like about the Gear Fit 2. However, the display can be tough to read outdoors.

The Withings Body Cardio Scale records your weight and lets you know if your arteries are healthy, but this is no substitute for your annual checkup.

The Vivofit 3, the latest version of Garmin's low-end fitness tracker, stacks up well against the competition.

The waterproof Misfit Shine 2 tracks only the most basic of fitness and sleep metrics, but it will last you awfully long and cost you just $99.99.

Those looking for a minimalist fitness-tracking device will like the Misfit Shine's design. Read our full review of this fitness tracker.

Packing GPS, a heart-rate monitor, notifications and third-party apps, the Garmin vivoactive HR is a jack-of-all-trades fitness tracker.

A good design and long battery life don't make up for the Epson Runsense SF-110's confusing interface and poor app.

The $130 Fitbit Alta provides an easy way to track your activity and sleep in a less bulky design than competing devices, but it has a finicky screen.

The Polar A360 is an easy-to-read fitness tracker with a built-in heart rate monitor whose main weakness is that it doesn't log the miles you run.

If you want a GPS watch to track everything and anything in the great outdoors, the Garmin fenix 3 is the one to get.

These running shoes with built-in tracking technology may be the future of wearable fitness tech, but they’re not there yet.

With GPS, a heart rate monitor and the ability to play music, the Moto 360 Sport Android Wear smartwatch would seem to have it all, but falls short of expectations.

You can stream music directly from the TomTom Spark Cardio + Music (and leave your phone at home), but poor software makes this a less-than-ideal running watch.

The UA HealthBox packs a fitness tracker, scale and heart-rate chest strap for a reasonable price, but other stand-alone devices are better.

Boasting a large display, accurate activity, sleep and heart rate tracking, and smartphone notifications, the Garmin vivosmart HR is the fitness tracker to beat.

The Band 2 fitness tracker greatly improves upon the original, but could still use some work.

If you want a fitness tracker that looks like a real watch and you don't need heart rate tracking, the Withings Activité Steel is the one to get.

The Runtastic Moment Elite looks sleek as a watch, but its fitness tracking features and app don't measure up.

This sporty wristband features a bright display and an accurate heart rate monitor, but it lacks features found on similarly priced fitness trackers.

This attractive fitness band has a heart-rate monitor, sleep tracking and mobile payments, but it is too expensive for what it offers.

A stylish design and engaging app make the Mira fitness tracker worth the premium.

While it has few frills, the TomTom Golfer GPS Watch does what it does rather well: measuring accurate distances to greens, hazards and layup points.

Combining a color touchscreen, smartphone notifications, 39,000 courses, and swing analysis, the Garmin Approach S6 a great, if expensive, companion for any stats-obsessed golfer.

The $149 Jabra Sport Coach wireless earbuds provide great sound quality, a comfortable design and easy-to-follow workout guides to help shake up your exercise routine.

With the addition of an optical heart-rate monitor from Mio, the Garmin Forerunner 225 is the most well-rounded running GPS watch yet.