Latest fitness tracker reviews
The 935 update, this sports watch includes maps, music, Garmin Pay, along with more data for tracking that exercise. Is it the ultimate sports watch?
Garmin's Vivoactive has been redesigned and features some great new features. For many it'll be the perfect fitness watch that doesn't break the bank.
Our guide to the top fitness trackers available, helping you count steps, track calories, monitor your heart rate, sleep patterns and more.
Suunto is making a move in a new direction, wanting to bring smartwatch features to a device to sit alongside the company's comprehensive sports offer...
The Garmin Fenix is an outstanding sports device with the intelligence to compete with any smartwatch too
This fitness tracker doesn't cost much, but it does promise a lot, including advanced GPS and heart-rate data.
The second-tier of Polar's flagship fitness tracker, the Vantage M slots in below the V, losing some features as a result. Is it still a good tracker?
A fitness tracker designed for children - but is it any good?
The Vantage V is a flagship device, it can track and monitor your daily activity, your sleep, your sport-specific training and give you feedback
The Fitbit Inspire offers basic activity and sleep tracking for a little less money than the Inspire HR. Is it a fitness tracker worth considering?
Is Fitbit's new Inspire HR the sub-£100 fitness tracker to beat? We review the waterproofed, heart-rate and sleep-tracking fitness device in full.
The latest fitness tracker to join Fitbit's eight-strong line-up of devices is the Charge 3. Here is our full review.
This smart multi-sport watch - which caters running, cycling, swimming and more - has an ultra-long battery life, which is ideal for triathletes.
A fitness tracker specifically for children. Will your kids want this Fitbit? Should you allow them to have one? We think it's a good idea.
The Forerunner 645 Music adds music to activity tracking and mobile payments in Garmin's latest watch. But is this fitness tracker worth the purchase?
The Fitbit Ionic brings mobile payments, apps and smartwatch functions into a fitness tracking package. Is it the ultimate sporty smartwatch?
The second Fitbit smartwatch - following the 2017 launch of the Fitbit Ionic - is a smaller, softer model that comes in at a cheaper price point.It's ...
The top-end Garmin Forerunner model has always been something of a chunky monkey, stretching all the way back to the heady days of the Forerunner 101 ...
Garmin is well known for producing highly regarded wearables, specifically those for tracking sports activities. Whether you're a runner, cyclist or g...
The Garmin Forerunner family has always been a firm favourite with those who are a little more serious about their sport. Often the device of choice f...
Garmin announced several devices at consumer electronic show IFA in Berlin, including the Vivomove HR.On first glance, the Vivomove HR looks like any
Earlier this year the second-gen Samsung Gear Fit landed, focusing on fitness fans. At IFA 2017 - the largest European tech show in the calendar - th...
The biggest claim with the Spartan Sport Wrist HR is that it's the first watch with heart-rate that Suunto has produced. While it joins a family of ca...
The Fitbit Alta HR brings heart-rate tracking to its slim and stylish fitness tracker, the Alta. The earlier device was fabulous for basic tracking bu...
The Withings Activité Steel HR is the first device from the company since it was taken over by Nokia. It joins the plethora of beautifully designed
If you're a general fitness fan rather than someone with a specialist hobby, deciding which wearable is right for you is tough. What sport do you prio...
If you're an avid runner or cyclist, there's a good chance that either you or someone you know well is sporting a Garmin watch. Over the past few year...
Activity trackers don't have to be bland slabs of plastic and rubber that scream "look at me". A number of analogue smartwatches have dropped over the
The TomTom Adventurer takes the company's existing sports watch line-up - as familiar in the Runner or Spark - with the added twist of a barometer for
Between the Gear S3 Frontier and the Gear IconX smart headphones Samsung already has a healthy collection of wearable tech to hand. The Samsung Gear F...
It used to be that the only wearable tech you could pick up for around the £100 marker was a barebones step tracker. Prices have tumbled though. Those
We've almost reached the point where not owning a fitness tracker is as taboo as loudly answering your phone in a train's quiet carriage or breaking o...
If, like many, you're thinking along the lines of "new year, new you" then a decent fitness tracker such as the Huawei Fit is probably atop your 2017 ...
Misfit has unveiled a designer touchscreen smartwatch with a round screen and waterproofing. But, best of all, it doesn't have a "flat tyre".The Fossi...
When it comes to fitness trackers there are shed loads on the market. A bunch of them are plasticky wrist-worn bands that, well, don't look all that. ...
Polar is at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showing off its first foray into the smart apparel market.The company, which is known fo...
The Flex 2 is the sequel to the Fitbit's original all-day activity-tracker. It brings together fitness-tracking and sleep-tracking into a simple yet s...
Behold the fitness tracker that will not only tell you how many steps you've taken and how high your heart rate is, but also your body's fat percentag...
There's no shortage of fitness trackers on the market. Since the launch of the Nike FuelBand, just about everyone has had a crack at this lifestyle en...
The explosion of smartwatches and fitness trackers has thrown up some real gems and thrown down some real turds, leaving us all to step carefully when
The Fitbit Charge HR was the fitness tracker to beat in 2015. It wasn't only one of the best from the company - which also makes the Ionic, Blaze and ...
Waking early in the city offers plenty of unique advantages to the urban runner. It's a chance to run as the local population is wiping the sleep from
French company Withings has been central to the activity tracking and health markets for some time. It might not be as well known as the likes of Fitb...
Fitbit is arguably one of the most well-known companies when it comes to activity tracking, monopolising around 70 per cent of the market. It not only
Misfit has long understood that an activity tracker doesn't have to look like a wrist-worn rubber band. With some of its products worn in a trainer or
Under Armour has partnered with HTC to give us something that only the freakishly active will probably consider: UA HealthBox.This setup (which, yes, ...
Fitbit is well known in the activity tracking field. In fact, with claims of almost 80 per cent of this market, it is probably the company most people
TomTom has released a new version of its golf GPS wearable, appropriately called the Golfer 2, looking to put all the information you could want onto ...
When you venture out into the wild, even if that's just a walk in the not-so-local woods, you want a GPS device you can rely on. Garmin, with years of
TomTom has diverged from personal navigation, seeing the company embrace sports devices in recent years. After an initial partnership with Nike, it st...
Withings is no stranger to beautiful design. Its original Activité fitness tracker was one of the most wearable wearables of 2015, which is probably w...