Which fitness trackers are best for fashion conscious buyers?

If you want a fitness tracker that does pretty much everything you need and want it to look good while doing it, then the Apple Watch Series 5 is what you need. The large screen of the Series 5 can hold up to eight complications on a single watch face, giving you all the info you need in a single glance of the wrist. It'll keep track of all of your health, such as heart rate, calories, steps, and sleep, and there are a ton of different watch bands that work with it. The possibilities are endless.

Want a distinctive and fashionable accessory for fitness tracking but also want to check your reproductive health and menstrual cycles? You need to check out the Leaf from Bellabeat. It looks like a smooth, leaf-shaped pebble enclosed in a metallic casing that provides leaf accents to the stone-like tracker. It can be worn as a bracelet or even a pendant and works to track steps, distance moved, calories burned, and sleep patterns.

If you're more into the traditional watch look, the Withings Steel HR is just what you need. From the surface, you wouldn't even know that this is a smartwatch because the face looks like any old analog watch. It looks classy and professional for anything from business meetings to fancy nights out. It tracks all of the essentials, like calories, steps, and sleep, and can last up to 25 days on a single charge. The Steel HR is also waterproof up to 50 meters.

Garmin's Vivomove HR is another fitness tracker smartwatch that carries the look of the traditional watch. The Withings Steel HR we mentioned earlier is unisex, but most of the accessories for it are for men. Vivomove HR comes in more feminine colors, and it has a minimal face that doesn't look too conspicuous. It tracks steps, calories, heart rate, and will last about two weeks on a single charge.

The Fitbit Inspire HR is the latest Fitbit offering, and it's replacing the tried-and-true Alta line. The Inspire is fairly small and lightweight, just like its predecessor, and the HR version still packs in a 24/7 heart rate monitor. You can change out the bands to something much more stylish, and the screen is now just like a touchscreen, so you can tap and swipe away. This option also lets you see your real-time pace and distance by connecting to your phone's GPS.

If you're not a fan of the look of the new Fitbit Inspire series, then maybe the Vivosmart is for you. It looks more reminiscent of the Alta line, and it's slim and barely there. The display is easy-to-read too, and it tracks your steps, calories, heart rate, and even has VO2 Max testing (commonly used for HIIT and Crossfit). The battery lasts up to seven days. It's available in different colors; classic black, this "Berry" shade, grey, and azure blue.