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Writer @Future | Words in @runnersworlduk @LiveScience @Fit&Well @EveningExpress @PetsRadar | IG: @jessrunshere Get in touch: jessica.downey@futurenet.com
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The best fitness trackers 2026: fitness bands, smart rings and everything in between

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By Matt Evans Verified, Jessica Downey Verified
| Gear Open
1. Garmin Vivoactive 6 ☆☆☆☆☆ Brilliant fitness tracking and running tools 2. Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 ☆☆☆☆☆ Great touchscreen 3. Garmin Cirqa ☆☆☆☆☆ Lightweight, comfortable design 5. Oura Ring 5 ☆☆☆☆☆ Stylish, discreet design The best fitness trackers do far more than count steps. Today's wearables can help you understand how well you've slept, whether you're recovered enough to train, how your heart is performing and even when it's time to take a rest day.
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The 5 best budget fitness trackers we’ve tested to help you hit your goals for less

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By Matt Evans Verified, Jessica Downey Verified
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2. Honor Band 10 ☆☆☆☆☆ Really good value for money The best cheap fitness tracker will help you track your exercise, sleep, calories, and more – all for a fraction of the price of the best fitness trackers out there. As you might expect, these devices tend to be slimmer and more subtle than something like an entry-level Apple Watch, with smaller screens and reduced functionality a hallmark of their lower price points.
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I tried this SWEAT ‘Strength in 30’ fitness plan — here’s my verdict

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By Jessica Downey Verified
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A photo of Kayla Itsines holding a dumbbell. If there are two things I wish I’d learnt earlier in my strength training journey, they would be 1) you don’t need to spend an hour plus in the gym to see results, and 2) the biggest progress comes when you follow a program that actually fits your goals and not someone else’s. One workout app that really speaks to both these points is the SWEAT app. If you don’t know it yet, you can get to know it in our full SWEAT app review.
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