Latest about Fitness Trackers & Wearables
The Fitbit Charge 3 fitness tracker is good at a lot of things. Texting isn't one of them, however, especially if you're an iPhone owner.
You can swim with your Garmin Vivosmart HR, but does it track swimming?
Wondering if the Charge 3 is too big or bulky for you? We take a closer look and provide an alternative.
Just how long will your Fitbit Alta HR last you? That answer might rely on the features you turn on.
It's not quite Google Glass, but it's poised to revolutionize smart glasses right before your eyes.
At-home drug-free pain relief just got a lot better.
Smartwatch that tracks fitness or fitness tracker with smart features? Here's how to choose!
In this battle of smart helmets, both are winners for different reasons. One focuses almost exclusively on safety, while the other emphasizes extra features like a Walkie-Talkie system.
If you want Fitbit Pay on the Fitbit Charge 3, you'll need to splurge for the slightly more expensive Special Edition model.
The Fitbit Charge 3 is a fantastic fitness tracker, and for $20 more, you can step up to the Special Edition for an even better package.
Following disappointing sales of the Ionic, Fitbit's hoping to recapture people's attention with its latest smartwatch — the Versa.
Alongside the Versa, Fitbit's also launching a new simulator to make it easier than ever to create apps and clock faces for FitbitOS.
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.
It's time to go head to head again as we compare the Jawbone UP3 and the Fitbit Charge HR!
