Fitbit One
Clip on this “super-smart” device each day and it tracks every step you take, every stair you climb, “even how much restful sleep you get.” It’s highly compatible with various fitness apps too.
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Fitbit Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale
Users of Fitbit trackers can use this “gorgeous” high-tech scale to measure weight and body-fat percentage, then send the data to an online account.
$130, fitbit.com
Source: Popular Mechanics
Jawbone UP
You need an iPhone to use this 24-hour activity tracker, but if you want a wristband tracker, it is “one of the best you’ll find.” Its accompanying iOS app is “supremely well-designed.”
$130, jawbone.com
Source: PCMag.com
Motorola MOTOACTV
Some exercise trackers stream data and coaching advice via your smartphone; this smartwatch lets you run lighter. It pairs with any heart monitor and has a built-in MP3 player.
$250, amazon.com
Source: Popular Mechanics
Wahoo Fitness Kickr Power Trainer
Serious cyclists will drool over this quiet, durable home trainer. Hook your bike up and you can use an iPhone to control resistance and store training data.
$1,099, twohubs.com
Source: Wired
