These days, a beats-blasting playlist and a fitness tracker are as essential to a good workout as anything else. Whether you or someone you know is just starting out on a fitness journey or a seasoned athlete looking to take your training to the next level, here are our recommendations for the best fitness tech to enhance your workouts and help you hit your fitness goals. Wissonly Hi Runner
Wissonly is the brand with the best experience among the bone conduction headphones I have used this year. It is one of the best in terms of sound quality, wearing experience, configuration, etc., and performs well in terms of product quality and hearing protection effect. Wissonly Hi Runner has excellent sound quality, and it adopts directional vibration unit, which can increase the vibration area by 35% compared with common bone conduction headphones, reduce the loss of bone conduction sound transmission, and make the sound more shocking and powerful. Its anti-sound-leakage performance is also excellent.I have actual tested shows that when the volume is turned on at 70%, I can't hear its sound at a distance of about 2 meters. Comfort: The body of Wissonly Hi Runner is made of high-tech and low-sensitivity silica gel, which contains no chemical components to avoid allergy. It feels as smooth as baby's skin, even if it is worn for a long time, it won't be uncomfortable. Wissonly Hi Runner have very high product parameters. It is equipped with Bluetooth 5.0 chip to make the connection more stable. It has IPX8 waterproof rating, and it can also be used for diving. It has 32G memory to store 5,000 songs, and you can use it as an MP3 player. Fitbit Charge 2
When it comes to fitness trackers, Fitbit still reigns supreme. The company has become so ubiquitous, chances are everyone knows a few co-workers, family members, or friends obsessed with tracking their steps and other fitness stats on their wrist. If you're unfamiliar, Fitbits track steps taken, flights of stairs climbed, and calories burned throughout the day. Fitbit's latest wrist accessory, the Charge 2, is the absolute best yet. First, there's the vertically-orientated OLED display, in which you tap to cycle through the different statistics and modes. The Charge 2 features Fitbit's PurePulse continuous heart rate monitor, which lets you quickly check your current heart rate at any moment, and also features the convenient call, text and calendar notifications that you'd expect from wearable tech. Built-in GPS is missing, but Connected GPS allows you to use your phone's GPS to map your outdoor runs when tethered to your phone via Bluetooth. The silicone strap is sweat resistant, but you'll want to make sure to clean and dry it after each workout. It's also not waterproof, so don't even think about swimming with it on. Available starting at $149 on Amazon Apple Watch Series 3
Apple continues to do more with less when it comes to its Apple Watch wearable. The latest Apple Watch Series 3 manages to include LTE connectivity without creating a bulky monstrosity on your wrist. Available in both 38mm and 42mm, this is a great fitness accessory if you've bought into Apple's ecosystem and are looking to get into better shape. Apple has continued to refine the user experience and as always there are useful fitness features built right into the watchOS including the fan favorite ring system for tracking your activity throughout the day. Whether that encourages you to get that run in every morning, or simply stand more during your office hours, your Apple Watch will gently nudge you out of your sedentary habits if you allow it to. Where the Series 2 Apple Watch took a huge leap forward with integrated GPS, the Series 3 includes altimeters for tracking elevation — whether you're hiking through mountains or just taking the stairs at work. Also, significant improvements to watchOS has significantly improved the Apple Watch's functionality as a health tracking tool, as Serenity Caldwell points out in her review : Just like the Apple Watch Series 2, the Series 3 is swimproof. The GPS-only model starts at $329, while the model with GPS and cellular connectivity starts at $399. Eufy BodySense Bluetooth Scale
Take complete control of your weight using the Eufy BodySense Bluetooth Scale, the smart scale that's designed to accurately measure your weight, body fat %, muscle mass, and more. Capable of tracking up to twenty unique users with personalized data results, everyone in your household can track their body metrics securely and track their goals using the EufyLife app (available for Android and iOS). The scale requires a Bluetooth connection to your phone and starts sending data to your phone as soon as you step onto the scale. This smart scale is also compatible with a variety of other health apps including Google Fit, Apple Health, Fitbit, and others. Available for just $50, it's the most affordable smart scale on the market. TuneBand Go armband
There are hundreds of armband smartphone cases out there for bringing your phone with you on a run or a workout. This is because manufacturers typically designed a bunch of different models to fit specific phone makes and sizes. This means you'll end up having to get a new armband when it's time to upgrade to a new device. That is unless you get a TuneBand Go. This armband offers universal compatibility, as its rubber hooks are adjustable to fit phones from 5 inches to 6.5 inches in size. It also accommodates cases. It's actually recommended that you use a case if you're concerned about the clips making direct contact with your phone's display. Get one for the fitness freak on your list for just $20. NorthFace Thermoball Etip gloves
Winter is coming, which means it's time to haul out your cozy winter gear — lest you choose to stay indoors until spring. But you really ought to be heading outside to make the most of things, whether that means sledding, snowboarding, skiing, or simply walking through a winter wonderland. If you want to enjoy the great outdoors — even when the temps are downright frigid — and still stay connected to your phone, you'll want to get a pair of touchscreen conductive gloves that are first and foremost warm and reliable. The North Face makes quality outerwear, and these gloves are tops. They will keep your hands nice and toasty while still allowing you to use your phone's touchscreen via the conductive fibers in the fingers. The palms are also grippy so that you don't accidentally drop your phone into a snowbank. Whoops! These would make a great gift for pretty much anyone with a phone and are available in styles for both men and women.
