Latest and Greatest Wearable Fitness Devices

Your Choices

Without further ado, let’s round up the best wearable devices on the market today!

Jawbone UP2 – Good Overall Tracker

You might be tempted, when you see the full Jawbone lineup, to push the UP2 aside in preference for the big brother model the UP3. But you’d be wrong. The Jawbone UP2 actually offers amazing value and lots of useful features. There’s no heart rate monitor, but the device tracks sleep and steps, is very lightweight, and although it has no screen, has decent battery life.

Microsoft Band 2 – Best For Runners

The Microsoft Band 2 is on the more expensive side of the fitness tracker scales, but if you’re a dedicated runner it might very well be worth it. It has an upgraded design in this model, and the specs it offers are ahead of the pack. In particular, it provides users a chance to run with GPS for accurate run tracking, as well as a 24/7 heart rate monitor, steps and sleep tracking.

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