With tools to monitor heart health, stress management and even skin temperature, this is a bit like having a medical assistant around your wrist at all times. Besides keeping a close eye on atrial fibrillation (heart rate irregularities), an EDA scan app detects electrodermal activity, which often correlates to your body's response to stress. You can also see your nightly blood-oxygen levels at a glance. 

It has built-in GPS for hikes, bikes and driving. The watch works with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa for news updates, bedtime reminders and alarms, and it can control smart home devices, too. The smartwatch comes with a variety of clock face options. One battery charge lasts six full days, and a full day's charge takes only 12 minutes. It's available in black, gray or white and gold.

The Fitbit Versa 3 is the newest model available, and adds quite a few new features compared with the previous generation. In addition to heart rate and sleep cycle monitoring, the Versa 3 adds blood-oxygen tracking for more detailed health metrics. 

Named our favorite Apple Watch alternative for 2022, this fitness tracker doesn't skimp on the smartwatch features, either. In addition to adding Google Assistant to its smart home compatibility, the new Versa 3 can also run hundreds of apps like Spotify and Uber.

While it's not one of the latest models, the Fitbit Versa 2 is still a popular fitness wearable that offers a whole lot of features at a really great price. The Versa 2 is one of the company's fitness smartwatches, meaning it has a few more advanced features to help you know who's calling, give you access to Alexa for controlling your smart home devices with your voice and much more.

For the better part of the past year, the Versa 2 has sold for around $180, so this current markdown is a great deal. The Versa 2 is available in a variety of colors as well, though the discounts vary.

For a simpler, sleeker smartwatch, the Inspire 2 puts an emphasis on keeping you moving. Track the day's activities and progress toward goals for total steps, movement and calories burned. The Inspire also has 24/7 heart-rate tracking to calculate resting versus active rates. It even tracks your light, deep and REM sleep to give you a sleep score and improve on nightly habits. And the Inspire 2 goes 10 days on a single charge.

Fitness trackers are generally not the nicest-looking devices on the market, but the Fitbit Luxe does a pretty good job of breaking that mold. The overall design of it is slimmer, with rounded edges, nicely colored bezels and unique bands that can be paired with it to make the fitness tracker look like a piece of jewelry. While a Luxe typically lists for $150, you can grab the black-and-graphite model from Amazon for almost $40 off right now.

When it comes to fitness tracking, the Luxe is no slouch. It offers sleep tracking, heart rate monitoring and stress management. It gives you up to five days of battery life per charge. Read our Fitbit Luxe review.

One of the most popular Fitbit styles in recent years has been the Charge line. The Fitbit Charge 5 is the newest in the lineup, making its debut in September of 2021. It was just recently updated with a new electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG) functionality and Daily Readiness Score, which add to the existing sleep tracking, built-in GPS and heart rate alerts.

Its features and long battery life combine to make this a must-have fitness tracker this holiday season. The Fitbit Charge 5 earned an Editors' Choice Award and is considered "the best Fitbit you can buy" right now. Read our Fitbit Charge 5 review.