Fitness Tracker

Galaxy Fit 3 Users These Features Should Exist (Hardware Already Supports Them)

Hey everyone,
I’ve been using the Galaxy Fit 3 for about a year and smth now, and honestly, it’s a great device for the price. But the more I use it, the more obvious it becomes that Samsung is limiting features in so

I was on the fence about this one. I wanted a fitness tracker that did more than just count steps and initially considered the Garmin Instinct. Solar charging was a must for me since I have battery anxiety. I eventually picked up the DW-H5600 for $125, figuring I could always sell it if it didn’t wo

Whoop vs Amazfit vs Polar

Hi all. I've just put out a video where I talk about my experience wearing screen free wearable devices from Whoop, Amazfit, and Polar simultaneously for a month.

In the video I talk about cost, battery life, app experience, auto workout tracking, sleep tracking and some

Welcome to this little scatter-brained 'first impressions' style review of the Amazfit Bip 5. I have owned many Amazfit watches before so I will be comparing it against some of the models I have owned in the past as well. I'm not a professional reviewer in any way, and I don't buy these watches fo

I know this has been discussed a lot but there are new ones on the market. I’m mainly concerned with HR tracking, step tracking, and sleep tracking, calorie tracking as well as a secondary.

I’m looking for the most accurate device in all these metrics, I want to be able to trust the data with a hi

Hello everyone, im finding reviews for fitness trackers not particularly helpful these days since they all focus on budget value for money cheap garbage, or are all look how big the screen on this apple watch rip off is.

I currently use a fitbit charge 6 and i hate it because i have to charge it e

I used to not take watches seriously. Constantly lost as a child, my Flik-Flak (are they spelled like that? Do they still exist?) was stolen from me in the swimming pool, and the issue was settled for me. At least my parents no longer had a budget for watches for me.

When I was 18 I got my father's

In the world of fitness tracking, more data isn't always better—accurate data is. If you're frustrated with a smartwatch that can't keep up with your HIIT sessions, misreads your heart rate, or dies mid-run, it's time for an upgrade. The Aptofit TrackPro isn't just another activity tracker; it's a p