Most smartwatches aren't all that great for people who actually exercise: runners, swimmers and cyclists. Without GPS, a watch is just left guessing your speed and distance based on how fast you move your arms. Even the ones that currently have GPS don't often make great use of it.
Being able to track your daily level of activity is the first step towards maintaining a healthy (or healthier) lifestyle. Gadgets such as a simple Fitbit are a good entry point because they can measure steps in real-time and allow you to set daily goals, providing motivation to move.
GPS tracking; Comfortable to wear; Lots of metrics to digest
App and Web interface could stand to be a little clearer; Step count was a little off
Garmin vivofit Review Garmin vivosmart Review Watch My GPS - Activity Watch Roundup It's safe to say that the ever-growing realm of smartwatches is still looking for its champion.
Lightweight and comfortable design; Long lasting battery performance; Precise activity measurements
A tad expensive; Straps attract dirt and dust; Requires additional hear rate strap
This is a good size watch that includes GPS built in. It works well for running and biking and step counter. I have not used it for swimming or golf.
After wearing the Vívoactive for two weeks, we still can't really decide if this is the easiest to use GPS watch we've ever tested, or the most complex fitness tracking band. But that's a good thing.
On-board GPS and step tracking; ANT+ sensor connectivity; Waterproof to 5 ATM; Smart Notifications (phone; text; email
Only one programmable alarm; Sleep tracking lacks detail; Menus can be complex
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