If you're in the market for a new fitness tracker, you're most likely thinking about getting a Fitbit. By offering powerful and intuitive health-, fitness-, and sleep-tracking features at agreeable price points, the Fitbit products have deservedly become that ubiquitous.
Fitbit's impressive product lineup boasts plenty of options for every lifestyle and activity level. The latest additions include the all-new Fitbit Sense smartwatch, as well as welcome upgrades to the popular Versa smartwatch and Inspire fitness tracker.
Fitbit also updated its Premium health and fitness subscription service. In addition to delivering personalized coaching and guidance based on user data, Fitbit Premium now includes workouts from a multitude of popular fitness apps, as well as access to content for improving the user’s mindfulness and overall well-being.
All new Fitbit products come with free access to the Premium subscription for up to a year. Fitbit Premium costs $9.99 per month or a one-time payment of $79.99 annually. If you're looking for all the services that Premium has to offer, plus one-on-one coaching from health experts and trainers, opt for the Fitbit Premium + Health Coaching plan. It costs $54.99 per month and you can try it free for a week.
Regardless of the model you pick, you'll be able to view all of the fitness data in a mobile app or on your desktop. All you need to do is create a Fitbit account, which only takes a few minutes. All products can also send notifications from your smartphone.
We ranked the currently available Fitbit fitness trackers by considering the aesthetics, construction, ergonomics, special features, and price of each model. Find the best Fitbit for you now.
The Fitbit Charge 4 adds GPS, Spotify controls, and more sophisticated health-and-fitness-tracking tools to the already excellent Charge 3 for the very same price. It’s the best Fitbit product for most users because it’s discreet, yet insanely intuitive and feature-packed.
The built-in GPS makes the Fitbit Charge 4 a considerably more compact alternative to a fitness-tracking watch. In addition to mapping your outdoor exercises in detail, it can also display the workout intensity along the way.
The device’s expanded health-tracking capabilities are headlined by a feature called Active Zone Minutes. It uses the gadget’s built-in heart rate sensor to give users an in-depth look at their workouts.
Other key features of the Charge 4 include automatic activity-tracking capabilities, available exercise modes based on the user’s goals, and the ability to accurately track sleeping patterns. The tracker can also last up to a week between battery charges, and it's available with a black or a rosewood-colored case.
The Inspire 2 is Fitbit’s best option for budget-conscious buyers. Priced below $100, it has an understated design, excellent activity- and sleep-tracking capabilities via a built-in heart rate sensor, and a case that's waterproof up to 50 meters. Rather impressively, the device can last up to 10 days between battery charges.
Equipped with an OLED touchscreen, the Inspire 2 is also easy to use. The gadget can send you notifications from your smartphone, ensuring that you never miss an important email, text, or app alert
Fitbit offers the Inspire HR with a black case, along with several band options to customize the device to your liking. Rather impressively, the Inspire 2 comes with a free year of Fitbit's Premium subscription for new users.
The Fitbit Versa 3 is the company’s best smartwatch for most consumers. It brings a number of improvements over its predecessor, headlined by a built-in GPS chip for precisely mapping outdoor activities and their intensity, as well as improved heart rate tracking. As expected from a Fitbit smartwatch, the latest Versa also packs a vibrant touchscreen and intuitive controls.
The Versa 3 offers seamless access to Amazon Alexa or the Google Assistant via a built-in microphone. You can interact with the virtual assistant with the press of a button or via voice commands.
Like its predecessor, the Fitbit Versa 3 is water resistant up to 50 meters. It can last more than 6 days between battery charge. The aluminum case of the smartwatch is available with a black or a gold finish.
If you are shopping for a new Fitbit smartwatch on a tighter budget, consider the Fitbit Versa 2 instead. For about $50 less, you’ll still get a robust set of features, but no built-in GPS.
The all-new Sense smartwatch is Fitbit’s most advanced product to date. The wearable gadget is packed with cutting-edge tech and features, headlined by the abilities to measure the user’s stress levels and skin temperature.
Thanks to an upgraded heart rate sensor, it is ECG-capable (with FDA approval) — a first for a Fitbit product. It can also notify users for changes in their heart rate that require medical attention.
Of course, the Fitbit Sense also has a built-in GPS, compatibility with Amazon Alexa or the Google Assistant, as well as the ability to store and play your favorite music. Its built-in battery can last for more than 6 days, and you can get a full day of use after only 12 minutes of charging.
The Sense has a similar design and swappable bands as the Fitbit Versa 3. It's available with a carbon or gold case and comes with 6 months’ worth of free Fitbit Premium subscription.
The Fitbit Ace 2 was designed for kids age 6 and up. The gadget tracks their steps, activity, and sleep, but not heart rate or calories burned.
The Ace 2 is meant to make physical activity fun for kids via goal celebrations. You can also keep an eye on your kids' activity via a dedicated Parent View mode.
The Ace 2 has a fully waterproof build, an intuitive touchscreen interface, up to five days of battery life, and colorful, interchangeable bands. The gadget can even send call notifications from your kid's smartphone.
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