If it seems like everyone you know has some sort of smart device strapped to their wrist these days, you’re not wrong. One in 5 U.S. adults already wear a smartwatch or fitness tracker. What’s more, ...

Battery life: You want your device to keep up with you and your lifestyle, so battery life is key. There's nothing worse than finishing a workout and realizing that it wasn't tracked. Water resistance ...

Whether you’re trying to hit 10,000 steps, are training for a marathon or are just trying to sit less, a good step tracker can help you stay accountable. From basic pedometers to smartwatches packed ...

I’m a personal trainer who's tested products for five years. The best fitness trackers are supposed to enhance your fitness journey, not make it harder. But tracking and interpreting your health data ...

While we may earn a commission if you buy something through these links, we make unbiased, independent decisions about what to recommend. You don’t have to live in Arlington—ranked America’s fittest ...

Wear OS smartwatches all come with solid activity tracking features, but if you're serious about keeping an eye on workout data or you just don't value access to the Play Store, a dedicated fitness ...

A fitness tracker is a great way to track your movement while also motivating you to do more. There are many different fitness tracker brands out there with different looks, monitoring methods, and ...

The Apple Watch, which was released on April 24, 2015, wasn’t the first fitness tracker or even the first smartwatch. (Depending on how you define those categories, they had been around for as much as ...

As we get older, staying in shape gets so much harder. Those injuries that didn’t seem like a big deal back in the day come back to haunt us. Our metabolisms slow down — if I even look at a Mars bar, ...

Smartwatch and fitness tracker deals are so abundant here on Cyber Monday that we've decided to dedicate an entire story to them. Fitness trackers can be great for keeping tabs on things like step ...

If you wanted to track your workouts and steps in 2013, you probably had a wristband from Fitbit, Jawbone or Nike on your wrist. Now, more than 10 years later, the wearable tech world looks much ...