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9 Fitness Trackers for All Your Fitness Needs

6. Sony SmartWatch

Smartwatch

Heads up, Android users — this one’s for you! I’m an iOS gal, so I had to borrow a device and adjust to it, but once I had everything set up I was good to go.

The SmartWatch ($149.95) is an easy to read, visually appealing gadget that is part tracker, part do-everything high-tech accessory. It essentially does everything your phone does, except from your wrist — texts, emails, music, etc. And SmartWatch has a built-in GPS tracker, so if you want to record your runs, walks, bike rides or hikes, you don’t even need to bring your phone.

The SmartWatch pairs with the iFit Outside app, can sync with any equipment you have at home that is iFit enabled and displays information via Google Maps. SmartWatch doesn’t have a heart rate monitor; I’d like to be able to cross-reference that data against other metrics like distance and time. So it’s great for tracking my bike rides, but not as useful for any of my strength training programs.

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  1. Stephanie says:

    Wow, thanks so much for the extensive review! I currently have the polar loop – original – and absolutely love it. I use the heart rate monitor strap when I am exercising. It is my personal coach for sure! It pushes me to meet and then exceed my goal daily!

    Thanks again for the review, I love keeping up to date with the latest!

  2. Great information and I’m definitely looking into that Twister Tracker. 😀 I think my husband and I could really have a blast with that thing. 😀

    As for the tracker I use, it’s definitely Fitbit One. I love my fit bit since it tracks my steps, stairs, miles and hours of sleep. Some of these look amazing though, so I might look into something else…however I find if I have something that tracks too many things I get overwhelmed and stop using it all together. LOL. It’s definitely a less is more mentality for me. 🙂

  3. Anne says:

    Thanks for the product review. It is always such a difficult decision for me to buy a product that there are so many variants of. I tried looking for products that have complementary things I’m looking for. I was struggling with sleep and needed a new pillow. While looking into that I found a company that sold both a sleep/activity tracker and a pillow that I heard was amazing. I got the 100series tracker and an adjustable pillow. https://rem-fit.com/ Both have worked so great for me. Good luck on your choices!

  4. Amanda says:

    Love these! Seriously, I may have an addiction to fitness trackers of all sorts haha! One that would rock on this list too is the ncredible sleep tracker, The REM-Fit Sleep Monitor. It’s an incredibly thin strap that lays across your bed, and while you sleep it monitors your heart rate, respiratory rate and motion. It analyzes all of the data from your sleep to give you a sleep score based on how long you slept, your heart rate, respiratory rate, motion and more. Then, you just tap on your sleep score in the free app and you can get a full account of the factors that make up your score. Plus it has an extra long lasting battery so you don’t have to plug it in each night. Just charge it up while you wash your sheets and you are all set. I highly recommend this. You can see more info about it at this link: Fitness & Sleep Trackers (https://rem-fit.com/) (Seriously the best sleep tracker I’ve found.) Huzzah to fitness tracking devices!

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