Samsung Gear Fit

A fitness tracker is the perfect gift for the holiday season, for treating someone else or treating yourself – what better way to start tackling your New Year resolutions? These are the best fitness trackers we've seen launched this year, as wearables get smarter, smaller, and more diverse.

For many people nowadays, a workout isn’t a workout unless it’s tracked, logged and shared. But with so many fitness tracking devices available, it can be hard to choose the right one. Here we look at some of the best activity and fitness trackers available in 2016.

When a company launches a major consumer tech product that goes without a successor for more than two years, it's usually a fair bet that it's gone to the gadget graveyard in the sky. But Samsung brought the Gear Fit back from the dead with a similar-looking sequel and a pair of earbuds.

When it comes to smartwatches, Samsung doesn't mess around. After launching the Galaxy Gear last year, it dropped three more in April and another in July. And this week, we're going to get our first look at the new Gear S. Confused? Let Gizmag lend a hand, as we compare all six Samsung Gear watches.

Of the three wrist devices that Samsung announced this year, the one that really jumped out at us was the Gear Fit. It's part fitness tracker, part smartwatch, and sports a curved display. The Gear Fit has landed in our offices, and, before we give you our full review, we have some initial thoughts.

Samsung's family of wearables is about to get bigger. Starting next month, three new devices are about to join the Samsung Gear family. Let's pull back the veil and compare the features and specs of Samsung's original Galaxy Gear to the new Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo, and Gear Fit (whew!).

Apparently those two new Galaxy Gears that Samsung announced the other day weren't the entire story. Today the company announced its first fitness tracker, a wrist-based device called the Gear Fit.