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Which smartwatch is the more reliable outdoor workout tracker for dense city environments: the Apple Watch Ultra 3 or Pixel Watch 5? I decided to find out.
After testing four of the most popular screenless fitness trackers, we put them all head-to-head.
Our fitness editor shares her thoughts after three weeks with Garmin's screenless tracker
We're back with another fitness-tracking showdown between everyone's favorite new screen-free trackers: the Fitbit Air vs. Garmin Cirq. Who will win round 2?
The Google Pixel Watch 5 is brimming with impressive health and fitness-based features, and some of the most promising ones are coming to the $99 Fitbit Air.
Despite making meaningful strides with things like period tracking, fitness trackers and smart watches are still not women. Here's why.
We look at the differences in the data recorded by the two screenless trackers
I took the Garmin Instinct 3 and Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 e-mountain bike riding in Washington's Cascade range, and one vastly outperformed the other.
The Garmin Cirqa is like a cross between the Fitbit Air and Whoop 5.0, with better insights than the Fitbit and a lower cost than the Whoop.
The Garmin Cirqa sits nicely between the $99 entry-level Fitbit Air and the serious/pro-athlete-oriented, subscription-mandatory Whoop 5.0, both in terms of price and specs.
