Fitness Tracker

As the title states- wearing a fitness tracker/ Apple Watch as your daily can get pretty boring when you are a personal trainer but love watches.

4 years ago I saw this Tag Night Diver but got something else at the time. The last 2 years and in particular this year I have worked harder and got luc

I bought a Casio G-Shock DW-H5600 and I decided to write a small review about it. Before buying it, I tried to find some information about it, but it was either posts I found here on Reddit or "reviews" that didn't actually dig deep enough, so I want to share my impressions. I apologize in advance f

i love the functionality of fitness trackers and like being able to track my steps, workouts, sleep, etc but why are they all ugly or massive??? i really like the fitbit luxe but fitbit is going down and they dont make them anymore. love garmins but they are all massive. i hate the way apple watches

I've never been able to wear watches. I wanted to get a fitness monitor to track temperature & sleep.

The rings look super clunky and I hate the feeling of something on my wrist, but maybe I'd get used to it?

Fitbit has no future under Google. I love Fitbit devices, but it's becoming more and more clear that Google acquired Fitbit merely as a source of personal data and nothing more.

I'm looking at the Galaxy Watches and while I don't love the size and battery life, I do like their health metrics and s

I’m really wanting to get a fitness tracker to start wearing and focusing on losing weight again and working out but also want to wear a regular watch. Just curious what you guys do? The Apple Watch is the best since I have an iPhone I feel like, but I think it might be kinda lame to wear an Apple

All I really want is a fitness tracker than tracks my steps and heart rate. I really want it to come in a cute color. Tracking my EKG would be cool, but not a necessity. I'm looking for something under $100.

I heard fitbits weren't great. Fitbit Inspire 3 looks cute, though. Which one should I get?

If you’ve been looking for a fitness tracker that has a sleek design with important health insights, the Fitbit Charge 6 fitness tracker might just be your next wrist companion. As the latest evolution in Fitbit’s Charge lineup, this model doesn’t just tweak the edges—it brings real features that fi

I have used smart watches, but those smallerst 40 mmare still too big for the patients wrist. Im looking for an even smaller form factor.

Hi all, as the title says I’m looking to get a fitness tracker that I can use for triathlon training and overall tracking (i.e. waterproof, long battery life, sleep tracking) and wanted to know what everyone recommends in terms of function + aesthetics.

I currently have an Apple Watch (not sure wh