FitBit

Using your smartphone in bed is generally considered to be detrimental to getting a good night's sleep, unless you're using it to track your sleep patterns using your Fitbit wristband.

While new and shiny models are often very tempting, if you have an original Fitbit Aria, you probably want to know how the new one stacks up to see if it’s worth shelling out more money.

Let's take a look at how the Fitbit Charge 2 and vivofit 4 stack up in a head-to-head comparison, so you can pick the tracker that's right for you.

One of Fitbit's newest fitness trackers is the Ace, and it's the company's first product that's made specifically with kids in mind.

Fitbit Blaze promises to be a high-end fitness tracker and computer watch made into one.

Thinking about getting a Fitbit Alta? Here's everything you need to know about it!

Let's compare the Under Armour Band and the Charge HR to see which one suits your fitness needs the best!

This article explains what GPS is, why it is important in a fitness tracker, and which Fitbits have it.

Your workout may include a swim. Can you take your Fitbit with you?

Avoid the hassle and disappointment of having to return your Fitbit for one that actually fits. Get all the information you need before you make your purchase.

Comparing the VivoSmart HR and the Charge HR.

It's time to go head to head again as we compare the Jawbone UP3 and the Fitbit Charge HR!

So you've decided you're going to get a Fitbit, but now you've learned some of them have heart rate monitors? Are they important? What do they do? Which Fitbits have 'em? Time to find out!

For all the similarities in base-level funtionality, the Blaze and Surge both bring something cool and unique to the table — along with some shortcomings that you'll also want to consider.