Track your speed, distance, and location with automatic uploads to keep tabs on all the data. You won't even need to bring your phone along.
You don't need to spend a lot of money to get a quality fitness tracker. There are plenty of great options available for under $100.
There are fitness bands, and there are smartwatches. But some smartwatches can pull double duty in the fitness space, too. These are the best ones.
There are a lot of fitness trackers out there, so if you're trying to figure out which one to buy, we're here to help. Fitness trackers come in all shapes and sizes, for all shapes and sizes. We have options for you whether you need a tracker just for your steps, one that can survive running a marathon, and absolutely everything that falls in between.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch is a really good wearable in either size, but there are some things you should know when deciding which one to get — namely, physical size and battery life considerations.
Choose between Black and White models of Garmin's vivoactive 3 hybird fitness tracker and smartwatch with either stainless or slate hardware for as low as $148 while supplies last at Amazon.
Before you click on that sweet, sweet Lightning Deal on a garbage fitness tracker please read this.
If the feel of a bracelet isn't your cup of tea, this is the wearable you've been looking for.
You'll be glad you made time for this deal. Samsung is including a $125 reward eCertificate that's sent via email when you buy the Gear Fit 2 Pro smart fitness tracker in either size or color.
If the feel of a bracelet isn't your cup of tea, this is the wearable you've been looking for.
In my quest to lose weight, I've come across one very annoying issue that's keeping me from getting the most out of my workouts — I have a tough time with heart rate monitors and fitness trackers. Here's why.
If you have any of the current flagship phones or any of many mid-range Android phones, you'll be able to use the Gear Fit2 Pro. Here's everything you need to know!
Samsung's Gear Fit2 Pro can helping you track your weight loss journey with fitness and nutrition tracking, as well as coaching and more, thanks to a library of over 3,000 apps.
It's a fitness and sleep tracker I can wear with everything, because no one has a clue I'm wearing a gadget.
If you’re looking to try a fitness tracker for the first time, spending hundreds of dollars on a Fitbit or other big brand names may not be the wisest choice. Here are our favorite cheap fitness trackers that you’ve probably never heard about.
It's another week and another round of excellent Android accessories. Every Sunday, we try to find great products that have been released recently and play nice with your Android phone or tablet.
Fitness trackers seem to be attracting quite of bit of attention lately, and those looking for a tracker have a wide variety of options to consider. But while there are plenty of available options — one company seems to have risen to the top in terms of market share. Fitbit, who first launched back on October 2007, is closing in on 70 percent of the market with the number two player...
Quick, what's your walking posture like? Are you moseying around with your hands in your pockets, or are you head down towards your smartphone? Are you just doing it all wrong? That's what Arki aims to fix by using motion tracking for more than just counting steps. The Kickstarter campaign, which has been up for just over a week and is already closing in on their $100,000 goal, is...
Fitness bands are part of a rapidly growing category at the moment. We've been seeing bands from the likes of FitBit and Jawbone, both of whom have released several models over the years. We've also been seeing new bands from established names in the fitness space such as Garmin, Polar, and NordicTrack. Just with that there are already plenty of models to consider before making a...
The new Fitbit Charge has hit the streets and is ready for action. It was announced along with the Charge HR and Surge, both of which will be available for purchase in a few more weeks. The Charge is essentially a revamped Fitbit Force, so anyone that had (or still has) one should be very familiar with the Charge. We'll give it a full review soon after we play with it for a bit — but...