Fitness Tracker Reviews

The Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 6 packs impressive health and wellbeing features, but falls down when it comes to workouts.

Updated Android Wear 2.0 is here, and this fitness-tracking smartwatch is ready to get you (and Google) in shape.

The Xplora XMOVE is a thoroughly affordable, family-orientated activity tracker that goes back to basics.

All the connectivity, memory, and features you could want, plus running metrics for newer Garmin watches.

The Fitbit Ace 3 is a kid-friendly fitness tracker that's built to last.

A solidly built Bluetooth smart scale, but the lack of body composition data limits its usefulness.

The Wahoo Elemnt Bolt GPS bike computer features a raft of new cycling aids.

Too few of the Honor Band 6’s features work right for it to be recommendable.

The first fitness tracker from Oppo is a solid, budget-friendly choice that’ll suit most people

It might be cheap, but its poor fitness tracking means the TicWatch GTH is hard to recommend, no matter how tight your budget.