Choose the best fitness tracker

by Séraphin Dubois-Martin

03/03/2025

Maximizing Your Fitness Journey with the Livescope Pole

Explore how the Livescope Pole can enhance your fitness tracking experience and help you reach your health goals.

The Perfect Wristlet Strap for Your Fitness Tracker

Clip-On & Armband Holders

Fitness Tracker vs. Smartwatch

03/03/2025

The Perfect Wristlet Strap for Your Fitness Tracker

Explore the essential features of wristlet straps for fitness trackers and how they enhance your workout experience.

by Anouk Valle-López

Exploring the World of Smartwatch Customization

Best Fitness Trackers 2024

03/03/2025

Exploring the World of Smartwatch Customization

Unlock the potential of your smartwatch with diverse personalization options to enhance your fitness tracking experience.

by Rajesh Kumar

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Tracking Bracelet

12/06/2025

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Tracking Bracelet

Explore the ins and outs of tracking bracelets, from their benefits to choosing the right one for your lifestyle.

Amzhero Health Fitness Tracker Review: cheap all‑rounder with a few annoying quirks

After living with the Amzhero health fitness tracker for a bit, my overall take is that it’s a decent budget band with clear limits. It’s light, comfortable, the battery life is strong, and for day-to-day stuff like steps, basic heart rate, sleep tracking, and notifications, it does what it’s suppos...

Penerl VITRO Fitness Tracker Review: a safety-focused band with one big question mark

Overall, the Penerl VITRO fitness tracker is a solid metal wellness band with some smart ideas, but it’s held back by a few important issues. I liked the discreet design, the comfortable fit, and the fact it packs ECG, 24/7 heart rate, and a pile of wellness metrics into a small form factor. The app...

Google Fitbit Air Review: the screenless tracker that keeps things simple (sometimes a bit too simple)

After living with the Fitbit Air for a bit, my overall feeling is that it’s a solid, low-profile health tracker with some quirks. The hardware is light, discreet, and the battery life is genuinely practical. You can wear it all week, track sleep, heart rate, and basic activity without thinking about...

by Inès-Rose Delacroix

Spurkey Fitness Tracker Review: cheap health watch that covers the basics

Spurkey Fitness Tracker Review: cheap health watch that covers the basics

After using this Spurkey fitness tracker, my conclusion is pretty straightforward: it’s a decent budget watch that covers the basics well enough, with a few rough edges you have to accept at this price. Steps, basic heart rate, notifications, and battery life are the strong points. The watch is ligh...

HOUAN Activity Tracker Review: cheap fitness band with a few catches

Overall, the HOUAN activity tracker is a cheap fitness band that does the basics pretty well but comes with some strings attached. Step counting, simple heart rate tracking, basic sleep stats, and notifications all work well enough for everyday use. The battery life is a strong point – going several...

Zeacool R11 Fitness Tracker Review: a cheap little watch that does the basics (and a bit more)

If I had to sum it up: this Zeacool R11 is a decent budget fitness tracker that does the basics well enough and throws in a bunch of extras. The hardware is light and comfortable, the design suits small wrists, and the battery life is clearly above average compared to many cheap watches. For daily s...

RLQA Band3 Fitness Tracker Review: a cheap, no-nonsense tracker that mostly gets the job done

Overall, the RLQA Band3 is a simple, budget fitness tracker that actually does what most people need: it tracks steps and basic workouts, keeps an eye on your heart rate and sleep, and sends notifications from your phone. The screen is clear enough, the strap is comfortable, and the battery easily l...

Parsonver SPROD1 Smart Watch Review: cheap call-friendly watch that covers the basics

by Séraphin Dubois-Martin

The Parsonver SPROD1 is a straightforward budget smartwatch that does what most people actually need: calls on the wrist, notifications, step counting, basic heart rate and sleep tracking, and a battery that can last close to a week with moderate use. The screen is decent for the price, the watch is...

Amzhero Health Fitness Tracker Review: cheap, light, and a bit rough around the edges

Amzhero Health Fitness Tracker Review: cheap, light, and a bit rough around the edges

Overall, the Amzhero Health Fitness Tracker is a decent budget option if you want something simple to track steps, heart rate, sleep, and get notifications without spending much. It’s light, comfortable, and the battery easily covers a week or more, which is practical. The design is slim enough to w...

by Inès-Rose Delacroix

Pendant Necklace for Fitbit One Review: a simple way to wear your tracker without clipping it to your belt

Pendant Necklace for Fitbit One Review: a simple way to wear your tracker without clipping it to your belt

Overall, this Wocase pendant necklace for the Fitbit One is a practical little add‑on if you’re still using that tracker and don’t like the standard clip. It holds the Fitbit securely, the clasp stays shut, and step tracking from the neck is surprisingly close to what you’d get from the usual waistb...

NEO+ Necklace for Fitbit Alta Review: a simple way to wear your tracker without a wristband

After using the NEO+ Necklace with Silicone Pendant for the Fitbit Alta/Alta HR for a couple of weeks, my opinion is pretty clear: it’s a practical, low-cost workaround if you’re tired of wearing your tracker on your wrist, but it comes with compromises. The silicone holder itself is decent – soft,...

NEO+ Necklace for Fitbit Alta/Alta HR Review: a simple way to wear your tracker off the wrist

by Séraphin Dubois-Martin

After using the NEO+ necklace with silicone pendant holder for the Fitbit Alta/Alta HR for a couple of weeks, my conclusion is pretty straightforward: it’s a simple, functional accessory that does its job without any real polish. It lets you wear your tracker as a necklace, it holds the device secur...

Findtime Smart Ring Review: a cheap Oura-style tracker with some rough edges

Findtime Smart Ring Review: a cheap Oura-style tracker with some rough edges

After wearing the Findtime Smart Ring for a couple of weeks, my take is pretty simple: it’s a budget-friendly way to test the smart ring concept, but it’s not a serious health tool. It looks decent, feels light on the finger, and handles basic stuff like steps and all-day heart rate reasonably well....

OxiPro BP2 Smart Blood Pressure Monitor Review: compact cuff with a genuinely useful app

The OxiPro BP2 is a solid choice if you need to monitor your blood pressure regularly and want something that fits easily into your routine. The integrated cuff-with-screen design cuts out the usual mess of tubes, and the readings are consistent with other reputable home monitors. The big screen and...

GRV Smart Watch Review: a cheap everyday watch that covers the basics (and handles calls)

After using the GRV Smart Watch daily, my take is simple: it’s a good budget option if you want calls on your wrist, notifications, and basic fitness tracking without paying premium prices. The main strengths are the light and comfortable design, the solid 5–7 day battery life, and the fact that Blu...

HUAKUA S2 Pedometer Watch Review: a simple fitness tracker that ditches the smartphone