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The best Fitbit 2024
Dec 6, 2024
It’s one of the most common New Year’s resolutions, but how do you actually start and maintain a good fitness routine? Across books, magazines, TV and social media, you’ll find an incredible amount of information, but the advice is often conflicting.
The most important thing to get right is consistency, which can be difficult when motivation is low. However, a smartwatch or fitness tracker can help with this – recording your workouts and other activity and tracking progress towards fitness goals is a great incentive to keep going.
Despite being bought by Google in 2021, Fitbit remains a leading brand when it comes to both types of wearable. Its devices remain quite different to the Pixel Watch 3 even though it has been confirmed Fitbit won’t make smartwatch style devices going forward.
Google is also yet to experiment with cheap fitness trackers, something Fitbit excels in and where it will continue to focus. Most Fitbits can be used to count steps, monitor heart rate, track sleep and record many different types of workout. You can also compete against friends and family as part of a large online community.
However, this a catch. The full experience requires a Fitbit Premium subscription, which costs £7.99/$9.99 per month or £79.99/$79.99 per year after an initial 90-day free trial.
In exchange, you get on-demand workouts, recipes, more advanced sleep tracking, various challenges and ‘Daily Readiness’ score (which uses various metrics to help you decide if you’re ready for a workout or need to prioritise recovery). You can still have a good experience without it, though.
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