If you want a convenient device that gets the job done without getting in the way, we recommend the Inspire HR as it is slightly smaller and lighter than the Charge 3, making it more comfortable to ...

Just a week after news leaked about activity tracker maker Fitbit's next generation of devices, the company has announced its three new trackers -- Charge, Charge HR, and Surge. The trackers will ...

The Fitbit Charge and Charge HR are the leading lights of the fitness tracker world – and sales of the two devices have made the company the number one wearable brand. While the Fitbit Surge is a ...

The new heart rate-enabled devices Fitbit announced in October have begun shipping and are now available for purchase online, the company announced. The $249.95 Fitbit Surge, which the company calls a ...

Fitbit Is Entering New, Dangerous Waters As Consumers Turn To Smartwatches The company is building its first real smartwatch after slowly adding smartwatch features to its fitness trackers. And things ...

Fitbit announced four new wearables today: the Inspire, Inspire HR, Ace 2, and Versa Lite Edition. Today, Fitbit also killed off four wearables: the Alta (released February 2016), Alta HR (released ...

The accuracy of heart rate monitoring on Fitbit Charge devices has been a topic of significant discussion among users and health enthusiasts. While these devices are popular for tracking various ...

The Fitbit Charge 6 represents the company's best fitness tracker, with powerful hardware, useful design updates, and smart features not found on many other band-style wearables. It also boasts ...

It’s been a couple of years since Fitbit updated the Charge, its most popular fitness tracker. And with the Charge 6, the company is adding several new and key features inspired by Google’s first ...

Fitbit has announced the Charge 6, the first of its major new fitness watches in what feels like a while. At first glance you could mistake the Charge 6 for its predecessor. Outer hardware changes are ...

Once reserved for athletes and researchers, wearable devices have become a staple among consumers interested in learning more about their activity patterns, workouts, sleep habits, and more. While ...