• Smart Connectivity: LETSCOM Fitness Tracker offers seamless connectivity that is difficult to find in this price segment. Answering calls, receiving messages and other notifications are all made easier and more convenient as you don’t have to pull out your phone all the time. • Multiple-Sport Tracking: Designed to natively track up to 14 different exercises, this Fitness Tracker can effortlessly match up to your ever changing, versatile workout routines. • Battery Life: With up to 7 days of battery backup over a single charge, you won’t need to worry about charging your fitness watch frequently. Also, there is no proprietary cable necessary for the charging process, which makes this device even more recommendable. Cons: • The build quality of the LETSCOM Fitness Tracker isn’t one of its strong points. The company has cut costs by using rubber wristbands, that may cause skin irritation for some. • The app has some issues and isn’t as intuitive as its competition.

• If a versatile workout routine is what you’re looking for, this fitness watch is an easy recommendation, as it supports up to 15 different types of exercises. Goals can be set for each individual exercise, giving you an added level of personalization and customization. • With the built-in advanced sleep tracking technology, you can now have a well-rounded idea of your sleep pattern and receive personalized recommendations with the Fitbit Today App. • You can enjoy all of its features irrespective of which platform you’re on: Android or IOS. It supports all operating systems above iOS 11 and Android 7. • Although advertised as a Fitness Watch, the Fitbit Charge 3 packs in all the features of a Smart Watch. You can answer calls, receive notifications and messages on your watch itself, without having to get your phone out for every single vibration. • With water resistance of up to 50 meters, you can easily take this fitness watch along with you on your swimming routines and even to your shower! • Battery should not be a concern, as it lasts 7 days on a single charge. • The clock faces baked into the Fitbit Charge 3 are far from polished. You must either choose to display the heart rate or the date, and at this price, you frankly shouldn’t be choosing. However, this can be sorted via a software update. • The choice of apps currently available with this fitness watch is comparatively less appealing than the competition.

• Built-in support for Alexa voice assistant makes setting alarms and timers, or even controlling smart devices and checking the weather a straightforward and hassle-free experience. • You can control your music on the go, with pause, play and other functionality for Spotify and Pandora natively available. You can even download over 300 songs from Pandora and Deezer and listen to them directly from your watch.

Pros: • It offers a whole new level of customization, with many watch faces to choose from. • With the Garmin Vivoactive 3, you can monitor your VO2 max rate, VO2 is the maximum amount of oxygen that your body consumes during an intensive physical activity. The reading is quite accurate and gives you an idea of just how well effective your heart and lungs are in oxygenating your blood. • It offers great battery performance, with 7 days of use in a single charge. • The Garmin Vivoactive 3 is capable of tracking over 15 different types of sports. • This large 1.2-inch display can get very bright and is easy to view in direct sunlight. The viewing angles are also great and there’s no color shift. • The connectivity features are also very responsive. You can receive and respond to notifications, text messages and calls, and even control your music without having to have your phone in your hand. Cons: • Since the dial is made of fiber reinforced polymer, it is quite easy for the Garmin Vivoactive 3 to catch scuffs and scratches. • iOS users have reported serious connectivity issues with the Vivoactive 3, being unable to receive notifications at times.

Pros: • The Fossil Women's Jacqueline Stainless Steel Mesh Hybrid does away with frustrating proprietary charging docks and cables. As it is powered by a normal coin cell battery, that can be easily replaced, you no longer have to remember to charge your watch overnight. • It sends a hybrid vibration when you receive a notification or text message on your phone, keeping you connected always. • The side buttons can be configured to control music, make calls and much more. • The smart Auto Sync Date & Time option automatically sets your date and time when you’re away from home; keeping you punctual, no matter where you are. • You don’t have to be worried about getting this watch wet in the rain, as it comes with a 50m water resistance. • This smart watch tracks your activity and sleep pattern, to give you a comprehensive report in the Fossil App. You can even set up custom goals for each exercise and see how much you’ve achieved over a period of 2 weeks. Cons: • One major drawback with the Fossil Jacqueline Hybrid is that it doesn’t come with a heart rate sensor. Many other smartwatches at this price-point come with a built-in heart rate sensor. • Since the display glass doesn’t completely seal the dial, the dial gets a bit foggy in cold weather.

Pros: • The DoSmarter Fitness Watch comes with a 1.3-inch display that is visible even under direct sunlight. The display also comes with an built-in ambient light sensor that reduces or increases the brightness of the screen, thereby saving battery. You can also choose the watch face that suits you best from 4 different native watch faces. • You can receive and respond to notifications in real time with this smartwatch, when connected to your smartphone. It also has a smart alarm feature that wakes you up with a vibration, instead of a loud alarm sound So, you don’t have to worry about disturbing others. • The DoSmart Fitness Watch comes with a bunch of unique features. One such feature is using your wristband to take a selfie on your phone. This can come in handy when you need a perfect steady shot. • This fitness tracker can track upto 10 exercise modes. This enables you to receive analysis and results that are specific to each workout routine. • The Built-in sleep tracker calculates inactivity accurately, giving you an idea of the quality of your sleep and your sleep pattern. Cons: • The rubber wristband is flimsy and may cause irritation of skin and rashes for those with sensitive skin. • Battery life is not satisfactory on the DoSmart Fitness Watch, as it lasts for just a couple of days on a single charge.

Pros: • The Apple Watch Series 5 features the new 64-bit dual core s5 processor, which ensures that the whole user interface is snappy, and apps run smoothly without any lags. • The Always-on Retina Display can reach a maximum brightness of 1000 nits, making it comfortably visible under direct sunlight. • With Apple Pay support, you can seamlessly make contactless payments using your watch. • With over a hundred watch faces to choose from, the Apple Watch Series 5 takes customization to a whole new level. • Apple watches are known to have some of the most accurate heart rate sensors. The Series 5 is no exception. With the Electronic Heart Rate sensor (ECG) and the Optical Heart Rate sensor, you can keep a close watch on your heart rate, while sedentary or during your workout routines. • No other brand works provides seamless connectivity with your mobile device like Apple. If you are an iOS user, rest assured, you’ll have an amazing experience receiving and responding to text messages and answering calls. Even music controls are simple and intuitive on the Apple Watch Series 5. • The Cycle Tracking app baked into this smartwatch makes maintaining logs of your menstrual cycle fairly easy and straightforward, hence making it an ideal fitness tracker for women. Cons: • The Apple Watch Series 5 is a premium smart watch. So it isn’t even a feasible option for those on a tight budget. • With the Always-on-display feature left on, battery life takes a huge hit, sometimes lasting just 12 hours on a single charge. • The experience is not even half as enjoyable if you’re an Android user, as the watch is designed to complement the whole Apple ecosystem.

Pros: • The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 is embedded with a 4G enabled sim. This provides fast and snappy network speeds, no matter where you may be. • The display is a 1.4-inch, 360x360, gorgeous looking AMOLED screen. Viewing angles are amazing and the screen is easily visible in direct sunlight. The built-in auto-brightness feature does a fairly good job in controlling the brightness of the screen. • It also comes with an IP68 dust and water resistance, which means that it can be dunked in water without the slightest concern. • The inbuilt dual-core Exynos 9110 SoC coupled with 1.5 GB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage, makes the whole user interface snappy and reduces app-load time significantly. • The built-in heart rate sensor and sleep tracker of the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 are very accurate and a comprehensive tracking analysis is available on the app. Cons: • The proprietary charging dock that is to be used, draws away from the otherwise seamless experience. The charging process is also very slow compared to its competition. • There is not sufficient support for third party applications like weather. So, you’re forced to use the native apps. • Not many customizable watch faces.

Pros: • The Garmin Vivoactive 3 comes with 4GB of internal storage. This allows you to load your favorite tracks onto your watch to listen on the go. • The new and improved Garmin Pay app provides an added level of security to your payments. Contactless payment has never been this easy and secure. With the Vivoactive 3 you don’t have to be worried about leaving back your wallet at home. • It provides excellent support for many third-party apps like Accuweather, SmartThings and a bunch of others. With many more watch faces added to the Connect IQ store, you can choose the one that suits your mood best. • The Garmin Vivoactive 3 is extremely versatile with support for more than 15 preloaded sports. Moreover, you don’t need your phone on you to track your progress, your watch acts as a standalone tracker • The Chroma Display delivers punchy and vibrant colors, making it a treat to look at. Visibility under direct sunlight won’t be an issue with this watch as it gets fairly bright outdoors. • Battery life has always been a plus-point in all Garmin watches. The Garmin Vivoactive 3 is no exception. It can easily last up to 7 days on a single charge. • The VO2 max tracker and the heart rate sensor built into this watch provide fairly accurate estimates. Cons: • Although both iOS and Android users can receive and view notifications, only Android users can respond to text messages and other notifications. • The lack of a baked in voice assistant makes it slightly more antiquated than its competition. • The interface does stutter from time-to-time, although it's not a deal breaker.

• The build-quality of the Withings Steel HR is top-notch. The stainless steel used for the casing is extremely reassuring and adds to the premium look of the watch. • The watch comes with a 50m water resistance. This means that you can take it to the pool for a swim, use it in the shower. It can take a generous dunk. The silicon strap is extremely comfortable and adds to the durability of the watch. • The Withings Steel HR is also the battery champ among all the other smartwatches and fitness trackers. It can last for more than 2-weeks on a single charge, thanks to its analog design that is extremely power-efficient. • The App that comes along with the watch is extremely intuitive and user friendly. You can access your weekly report, set goals for your day, tweak settings and much more, easily on the app. • The optical heart rate monitor of the Steel HR is highly accurate. Since it is an optical heart rate monitor, it does a better job at assessing whether you're sleeping or not based on your inactivity. Cons: • The biggest drawback of the Withings Steel HR is its price. It's an extremely expensive fitness tracker, considering the competitive pricing and overall stiff competition of the other options in the market right now. • Fitness features available with this tracker is limited and it doesn’t provide any fancy VO2 rates like the Garmin trackers. At this price point, it’s a valid limitation

Pros: • The DoSmarter Fitness Watch comes with a 1.3-inch display that is visible even under direct sunlight. The display also comes with an built-in ambient light sensor that reduces or increases the brightness of the screen, thereby saving battery. You can also choose the watch face that suits you best from 4 different native watch faces. • You can receive and respond to notifications in real time with this smartwatch, when connected to your smartphone. It also has a smart alarm feature that wakes you up with a vibration, instead of a loud alarm sound So, you don’t have to worry about disturbing others. • The DoSmart Fitness Watch comes with a bunch of unique features. One such feature is using your wristband to take a selfie on your phone. This can come in handy when you need a perfect steady shot. • This fitness tracker can track upto 10 exercise modes. This enables you to receive analysis and results that are specific to each workout routine. • The Built-in sleep tracker calculates inactivity accurately, giving you an idea of the quality of your sleep and your sleep pattern. Cons: • The rubber wristband is flimsy and may cause irritation of skin and rashes for those with sensitive skin. • Battery life is not satisfactory on the DoSmart Fitness Watch, as it lasts for just a couple of days on a single charge.