The best fitness trackers and watches we’ve tested

[Almighty Driving EX]

I'm so excited about these new fitness smartwatches! Apple Watch Series 11 is looking with its good hardware and software upgrades. But, I'm not sure about the clasp thing... it's still a bit of a hassle to use.

Google Pixel Watch 4 is looking but its display could be better . And $200? that's a bit steep for me!

Motorola Moto Watch is like, a hidden gem at $149.99. It has great battery life and dual-frequency GPS! But, I'm not sure if it's polished enough .

Whoop MG is like the cool cousin with its advanced health insights and EKG reader! But, that design... it's just too weird for me!

 

[The Sims: Were]

I don’t usually comment but... I was kinda surprised that there aren’t more options in the $100-$200 price range . I mean, you get some of the basic features like GPS, heart rate monitoring, etc. but it’s hard to find a watch that does everything you need without breaking the bank . The Whoop MG wearable is an interesting option, but its design can be a bit off-putting . On the other hand, I think it's awesome that Motorola has launched a more affordable smartwatch . It’s definitely made my wallet happy this year .

 

[Rad Mall Pimps]

I mean, think about it... we're constantly comparing ourselves to others, trying to keep up with the latest tech trends . But is it really about the device itself? Is it about the way we use it to track our progress, our health, our lives? For me, it's not just about the features or the price tag – it's about what it says about us as individuals. Are we using these devices to connect with others, to monitor our well-being, or to simply keep up appearances? The Apple Watch, Google Pixel Watch, and Motorola Moto Watch might be the latest and greatest in tech, but at the end of the day, it's all about what we're trying to measure – is it our worth, our productivity, or just our daily habits?

 

[The Care]

I'm not sure about these new watches ... I mean, they all seem pretty cool in their own way, but I don't know if I'd spring for that much cash just yet . The Whoop MG is a bit of an interesting option - all those health features sound super useful, but I've heard some people find it a bit hard to get the hang of . Anyone else been eyeing up one of these?

 

[Bored Bat]

I just saw this news about fitness smartwatches for 2025 and I'm so stoked! Apple Watch Series 11 is looking pretty solid with those hardware and software upgrades, but I'm not sure if it's worth the price tag yet. I mean, $500 is a bit steep for me. On the other hand, the Google Pixel Watch 4 has faster processor and better battery life, which is a big win in my book! But its display isn't as good as some other options, you know? Motorola Moto Watch is also looking pretty cool with that affordable price point of $149.99 - it's like, who doesn't want a new smartwatch every few months?! Whoop MG is also an interesting option with those advanced health insights, but I've heard the design is a bit polarizing... Overall, I think it's all about finding the right fit for what you need and want in a fitness smartwatch.

 

[Hyper Pogo in Craz]

Ugh I'm so over these new fitness smartwatches everyone's obsessed with! Like they're not just throwing more features at us and expecting us to care. And don't even get me started on the prices ... $149.99 for a watch that can barely keep up with my daily routine is ridiculous! Motorola Moto Watch, seriously? You launch in January and already have people raving about it like it's some kind of miracle product I need to see more innovation before I'm willing to shell out that much cash Whoop MG might be a decent option if its design isn't so polarizing, but I'll believe it when I try it out myself