| 73 | | $150 | Fantastic fitness tracker for the price, but is hydrophobic with a shorter battery life |
| 72 | | $200 | A fashionable yet still very functional tracker without built-in GPS |
| 72 | | $200 | This sleek and stylish product is the perfect option for someone who wants their tracker to make a style statement |
| 72 | | $250 | The Vivoactive HR is our Top Pick for Outdoor Activities with its wide variety of activity profiles and its rugged and waterproof design |
| 67 | | $150 | While it did improve on the Alta, the Alta HR still left some things to be desired |
| 66 | | $250 | Lacks the notification features of other models, but great for solo outdoors |
| 66 | | $300 | One of the newer models from Garmin, the Vivoactive 3 this model has a great display but just can't quite compete with the top models |
| 65 | | $200 | Delivering a wholly unremarkable performance, the Vivosport wasn't our favorite and failed to distinguish itself |
| 62 | | $130 | A straight forward tracker with a more minimalist design and no HR monitor |
| 61 | | $140 | Falling a little flat, the Vivosmart 3 can't quite hold up to the Fitbit Charge 2 as a fitness tracker for daily wear, though it is waterproof to 5 ATM |
| 61 | | $80 | This tracker is a great option to encourage kids and teens to get up and get active |
| 59 | | $80 | A budget model that tracks activities a little better than a stop watch, with good battery life and is waterproof |
| 59 | | $100 | A minimalist tracker in features and profile, but can be used for swim tracking with an in app purchase |
| 59 | | $60 | By far the most discreet way to count step, the Fitbit Zip is our absolute favorite when it comes to clip-on trackers |
| 51 | | $70 | Searching for a budget fitness tracker? The Huawei Band 2 Pro is one of the cheapest products with a built-in GPS, but falls a little short overall |
| 45 | | $100 | Not a case where you get what you pay for, you get much less |
