Fitness Trackers Compared
- Product
- Amazon Rating
- Description
- Price
- Tracks Steps, Distance, Calories
- Tracks Floors Climbed
- Tracks Sleep Quality
- Display Type
- Wireless Synching
- Water Resistant
- Silent Alarm
- Time
- GPS
- Heart Rate Monitor
- Phone Alerts
- Battery Life
- Eligible for Amazon Prime
Fitbit
Charge 2- 858 Review(s)
- Make every beat count with Fitbit Charge 2-the all-new heart rate and fitness wristband built for all-day, workouts and beyond.
- $149.95
- OLED Tap Display
- Connects with GPS on your phone
- Up to 5 Days
Garmin
Vivosmart HR+- 150 Review(s)
- Not only does it count steps, calories, floors climbed and intensity minutes, it also uses GPS satellites to track where you jog or walk, how far and how fast.
- $179.99
- OLED Tap Display
- Up to 5 Days
Fitbit
Alta- 5,771 Review(s)
- Stay motivated by tracking all-day activity like steps, distance, calories burned and active minutes, and get credit for your workouts with Smart Track automatic exercise recognition.
- $128.99
- OLED Tap Display
- Up to 5 Days
Jawbone
UP3- 2,144 Review(s)
- The more you do, the smarter UP3™ becomes, by learning to recognize and automatically log all your activities from running to a pickup game of basketball.
- $53.75
- No Display
- Up to 7 Days
Misfit
Shine 2- 337 Review(s)
- Shine 2’s beautiful 12 tri-color LEDs, vibration alerts and capacitive touch introduces new ways to interact and motivate your to meet your health and fitness goals.
- $99.99
- No Display
- Up to 6 Months
Fitbit Charge 2
Probably one of the most popular activity trackers, this tracks heart rate, steps, sleep monitoring, and breathing training. It can track runs but requires your phone to be present to see the data.
Garmin Vivosmart HR+
This fitness tracker actually won Fitness Tracker of the Year at Wearable Tech Awards 2016. It has a mix of activity, heart rate, and GPS tracking. It also offers long battery life but lacks some running stats like pace, distance, and basic heart rate data.
Fitbit Alta
This tracker has all the basic features like steps, sleep, elevation, and basic notifications to your wrist. Additionally, it comes with a number of colors for the strap and is very sleep and modern looking.
Jawbone UP3
Another sleep looking tracker, this one has a lot of information when monitoring your sleep such as bpm, respiration rate, body temperature, and galvanic skin response. It also tracks streps, and rest and passive heart rate.
Misfit Shine 2
Other activity trackers won’t count steps when your hand is not pacing, while this one can be removed and clipped on the runner for when you are on a run with the stroller. It also has one of the longest battery lifes, and tracks steps, sleep, waterproof, and smartphone notifications.
Fitbit Charge 2
Probably one of the most popular activity trackers, this tracks heart rate, steps, sleep monitoring, and breathing training. It can track runs but requires your phone to be present to see the data.
Garmin Vivosmart HR+
This fitness tracker actually won Fitness Tracker of the Year at Wearable Tech Awards 2016. It has a mix of activity, heart rate, and GPS tracking. It also offers long battery life but lacks some running stats like pace, distance, and basic heart rate data.
Fitbit Alta
This tracker has all the basic features like steps, sleep, elevation, and basic notifications to your wrist. Additionally, it comes with a number of colors for the strap and is very sleep and modern looking.
Jawbone UP3
Another sleep looking tracker, this one has a lot of information when monitoring your sleep such as bpm, respiration rate, body temperature, and galvanic skin response. It also tracks streps, and rest and passive heart rate.
Misfit Shine 2
Other activity trackers won’t count steps when your hand is not pacing, while this one can be removed and clipped on the runner for when you are on a run with the stroller. It also has one of the longest battery lifes, and tracks steps, sleep, waterproof, and smartphone notifications.
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