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Is your old fitness tracker good enough? I tested a 5-year-old Fitbit vs Apple Watch Series 11 on a 5,500-step walk to find out
By Dan Bracaglia Published
Old Fitbit vs new Apple Watch: Can 2021's Fitbit Charge 5 keep up with the latest Apple Watch 11? The results speak for themselves.

We asked 368 people what they want from the Apple Watch Ultra 4. Here’s the resounding answer (and it’s not AI)
By Jane McGuire Published
We asked our readers what they wanted from a new Apple Watch Ultra

Garmin Cirqa waterproof test: Can the Garmin Cirqa survive 30 minutes in a foot of water?
By Dan Bracaglia Last updated
I tested the Garmin Cirqa's water resistance to confirm whether or not it can really survive extended periods in water. Here's what I learned.

I walked 7,000 steps with the Garmin Cirqa vs Fitbit Air — and there's a clear winner
By Dan Bracaglia Published
Which screen-free fitness tracker is more accurate, the Fitbit Air or the Garmin Cirqa? I decided to find out by popping one on either wrist and logging a long walk.

I walked 5,000 steps with the Garmin Cirqa vs Apple Watch 11. Here’s which came out on top
By Jane McGuire Published
We put Garmin's newest tracker head-to-head with the Apple Watch.

I walked 5,000 steps with the Garmin Cirqa vs Fitbit Air — and the winner is clear
By Jane McGuire Published
Our fitness editor put the two screenless trackers head-to-head

Garmin Cirqa vs Fitbit Air: 5 crucial differences you need to know
By Jane McGuire Published
Here are the main differences you need to know about.

Garmin Cirqa Smart Band launch: Garmin debuts a screen-free Whoop and Fitbit Air competitor
By Dan Bracaglia Published
Garmin's long-rumored Cirqa fitness tracker has finally been announced, but can it really beat the Fitbit Air or Whoop 5.0? We intend to find out.

I’ve tested over 100 fitness trackers head-to-head — 3 workout stats I trust the least
By Dan Bracaglia Published
Not all smartwatches or fitness trackers get these basic workout stats wrong, but a surprising amount do.

Can the $99 Fitbit Air beat the $799 Apple Watch Ultra 3 at fitness tracking? I manually counted 4,500 steps to find out
By Dan Bracaglia Published
I wanted to find out if a $99 Fitbit can compete with a $799 Apple Watch to track a basic workout so I counted out the steps while wearing both.
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