| 75 | | $150 | Finishing at the top of the group, this is our all-time favorite fitness trackers that we have tested to date |
| 73 | | $200 | This sleek and stylish product is the perfect option for someone who wants their tracker to make a style statement |
| 70 | | $200 | If you love all the fitness challenges and competitions offered by Fitbit but want smart features as well, this product is a great choice |
| 68 | | $100 | In our minds, this is one of the best value fitness trackers that you can buy |
| 67 | | $100 | The Fit is a good option for anyone who wants a basic set of fitness, health, and smart features in a slimmer package than most smartwatches |
| 66 | | $250 | 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 |
| 63 | | $130 | Scoring in the middle of the overall group, the Vivosmart 4 has a handful of interesting features but not enough to claim a top spot |
| 61 | | $70 | This wearable doesn't have a ton of features but is your best bet if you are shopping on a tight budget |
| 60 | | $70 | If you are mainly looking at tracking basic fitness stats to compare and compete with your friends and family, then this is a great bargain option |
| 59 | | $80 | This tracker is a great option to encourage kids and teens to get up and get active |
| 57 | | $30 | The LETSCOM is our suggested option if you are hoping to spend the absolute minimum on a new wearable |
| 54 | | $31 | If you are hoping to spend the bare minimum on a fitness tracker, then the Lintelek is an alright option if you don't have high expectations |
