Fitness trackers: what to buy now and what's coming next

Compare workout tracking, sleep and recovery, battery life and whether you want a screen at all.

What you can buy now — and what’s close

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Available nowGoogleFitbit AirFrom $99.99Guide News

Available nowWhoopWhoop 5.0From $199/yearGuide News

Available nowGarminGarmin Cirqa$199.99Guide News

Available nowAmazfitAmazfit Helio Strap ProFrom $199.99

Available nowNoiseLuna Band

Available nowQALOQALO SL-1 Smart BandFrom $199.95

Available nowWhoopWhoop MGFrom $359/yearGuide News

Fresh in the last seven days.

The Enduro 4 asks $100 more than the Enduro 3 for 64 GB of storage and ultra-running software. The case, screen and battery figures stay the same.

Storage doubles to 64 GB and the software adds ultra-running tools. The case, screen and 90-day solar battery match the Enduro 3.

The first leaked price puts the Edge about €20 above the Charge 6, and the spec list adds ECG, blood pressure trends and iPhone support.

Works with

Garmin Cirqa Smart Band: Works with iPhone and Android through Garmin Connect.
Garmin Enduro 3: A fitness tracker that works with Android. It also works with iPhone, with some limits.
Garmin Fenix 9: A fitness tracker that works with Android. It also works with iPhone, with some limits.
Garmin Forerunner 970: A fitness tracker that works with Android. It also works with iPhone, with some limits.
Google Fitbit Air: Works with iPhone and Android phones.
WHOOP 5.0: Works with iPhone and Android phones, including tested Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models.
WHOOP MG: Works with iPhone and Android through the WHOOP app, including supported Galaxy and Pixel phones.