Fitness and wellbeing features: All Fitbits will offer activity and sleep tracking features, although some might offer more exercise modes than others, as well as other features such as stress management and Active Zone Minutes (Fitbit’s goal-based metric that will tally up the number of minutes you spend exercising).With the exception of the kids’ Fitbit Ace, all of the wearables in our roundup offer at least connected GPS. So, if you don’t want to take your phone out on your runs all the time, look for a Fitbit with built-in GPS, such as the Versa 3, Charge 4, Ionic or Sense. Those that don’t will instead offer connected GPS, meaning they rely on your smartphone’s GPS features. However, it’s important to bear in mind that not all Fitbits have this built-in. Connected or built-in GPS? In the world of fitness trackers, GPS is crucial.Instead, here are some of the standout features you should consider before you buy a Fitbit: To avoid overloading you with information and putting you off Fitbits for good, this guide isn’t quite as exhaustive as it could be. We’ve outlined some key questions here to ask yourself when making your decision, to help you find the right Fitbit for you. Best for the fashion-conscious: Fitbit Luxe | £110Īs we’ve mentioned, when it comes to Fitbits, the sheer amount of choice can be dizzying.Best all-round Fitbit: Fitbit Charge 5 | £119.Best-value Fitbit: Fitbit Inspire 2 | £90.Best for health and wellbeing features: Fitbit Sense | £199.

Fitbit's best smartwatch, updated: Fitbit Versa 3 | £159.

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