Why we picked it
Beginners and step/sleep-focused users who want a trusted-brand tracker under $100 with long battery life
What to know before you buy
No built-in GPS, cannot broadcast HR to other apps or pair an external strap, and DC Rainmaker saw cadence-lock HR errors during intervals and outdoor cycling; several metrics are gated behind the Premium subscription
Key specs
- Up to 10 days battery (2-3 days with always-on display), color AMOLED touchscreen
- 24/7 optical heart rate, SpO2, skin temperature, stress and sleep scoring, nap detection
- Connected GPS via phone; 21 exercise modes with auto-recognition
- Water resistant to 50 m; lightweight band-style design with swappable bands
- Fitbit app is free for core metrics; some trend data needs Fitbit Premium
- Garage Gym Reviews’ Best Value pick in its May 2026 fitness tracker roundup
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