Fitness Trackers & Wearables
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By Jason Cockerham Published
It's so great to have options and thankfully the Zip gives you more than one way to wear it.

By Jason Cockerham last updated
The Zip and the Flex 2 are both solid fitness trackers but with a few key differences that my be the deciding factor.

By Jason Cockerham last updated
If you're looking for a Fitbit Zip, the best place to get one is directly from Fitbit.

By Jason Cockerham Published
The Fitbit Zip is still a great little entry level fitness tracker that launched with four colors, but only one is still offered directly from the manufacturer.

By Lory Gil last updated
It's getting (slightly) easier to get your custom smart glasses from North with two new West Coast locations.

By Jason Cockerham Published
The Zip does not have GPS tracking but it will track your steps, distance, and calories anyway. If you need that tracking, you're going to have to look elsewhere

By Jason Cockerham Published
The Fitbit Zip is sweat and splash proof, but don't take it in the pool.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
You can buy extra insurance on the Fitbit Charge 3 that extends protection by one year. But should you?

By Jason Cockerham last updated
While the cable for your Charge 2 won't work for the Charge 3, it's still absolutely worth the upgrade.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
The low-cost Garmin Vivosmart HR fitness tracker is compatible with various smartphones and other devices to help you get into shape.

By Luke Filipowicz Published
Garmin doesn't offer an extended warranty, but that doesn't mean you don't have other options.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
Most fitness bands work just fine in the shower, including the Garmin Vivosmart HR. Here's where you can use this tracking device with ease.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
If you're looking for a Garmin wearable device that can store you favorite music, consider the Garmin Vivoactive 3 Music, not the Garmin Vivosmart HR.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
The Garmin Vivosmart HR works well during lap swimming and will survive a daily trip to the shower. Beyond this, however, this wearable device isn't waterproof.

By Luke Filipowicz Published
Garmin's fitness trackers all have varying degrees of water-resistance, you just need to pick the best one for your needs!

By Jason Cockerham Published
Interval training can be quite effective and is easy to do. Your Fitbit Charge 3 will help you keep track of your intervals during your workout and you can even change the settings if you like.

By Joseph Keller Published
Your Garmin Vivosmart HR can receive text message notifications, but can it send messages?
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