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Fitbit Blaze uses your heart rate to create a custom breathing program to help you normalize your blood pressure. During the session you are guided with vibrations and on-screen animations that help you align your inhale and exhale. When you’re done, you will receive feedback on how well you followed the instructions. See More
Fitbit Blaze tried to incorporate ready-made workouts to help you stay fit. The exercises are displayed on screen as animations along with a timer, but since you can't adjust them to your pace and no one's giving you any feedback, you never know if you're actually doing them right, or are, in fact, harming yourself. See More
The contacts in the device are very sensitive. If you don't place the battery in just right, it will only work for a short period of time before the battery needs to be readjusted or replaced. Even when following instructions provided by the company, some people report that still can't get it working properly. The battery may end up lasting days instead of the promised 4-6 months. You can see how to properly change the battery here. See More
Besides total number of steps, this pedometer records the distance you walked (in miles or kilometers), calories burned (taking into account the number of calories we burn even being inactive), and indicates how close you are to reaching your daily fitness goal with a smiley face. You can disable screens you don’t need in the app. See More
Fitbit Surge is a good option for avid runners. The wristband is secure and the tracker doesn't fall out. It has a built-in GPS and a heart rate sensor that help to give an accurate estimation of how many calories you burned. It can also withstand bad weather conditions, in case it suddenly starts to rain during your jog. See More