Browsing: Fitness Trackers

I walked exactly 6,094 steps wearing the Fitbit Edge on my left wrist and the Apple Watch Series 12 on my right wrist to find out which is the more accurate fitness tracker.

When an ageing fitness tracker finally needs to be replaced, sometimes you’re tempted to switch brands — for example, trading in your ageing slim Fitbit for a bigger running watch. You might be getting a new running watch in the Black Friday sales, or hoping for one under your tree — but a new tracker…

While the Polar H10 chest strap is used by athletes the world over as a heart rate monitor accuracy benchmark, one of its biggest pain points can be its connectivity issues. It’s hard to know whether it’s going to drop out, or you need to replace or clean the strap, until you actually start a…

The Fitbit Versa 4 bundle drops to $159.99 on Amazon, with GPS, heart-rate tracking, and useful extras included. By •

If you’ve been following TechRadar’s fitness coverage over the last couple of months, you’ll have heard about the Casio F-B100W.

Fitbit Air owners who were disappointed to discover that Google’s new sleep breathing quality feature wasn’t supported on their trackers finally have something to look forward to. After weeks of confusion over the missing health insight, Google has confirmed to Android Authority that the feature is indeed coming to the Fitbit Air. Better still, the…

Google’s latest health upgrades give Pixel Watch owners more ways to track their well-being, from blood pressure and insulin resistance trends to how well they breathe while sleeping. The company also promised to extend some of these insights to the Fitbit Air, albeit behind a Google Health Premium subscription. But it turns out Fitbit Edge…

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Which Garmin watch is right for you? If you don’t know which of the best Garmin watches to choose from, shopping for smartwatches can be a very frustrating experience.

Screenless fitness bands are having a moment right now, with the likes of the Fitbit Air and the Garmin Cirqa showing that you don’t need a display to get a great wearable. Now, it looks like Suunto might be about to enter the fray with its own screenless option, and it might end up ditching…