Beth Skwarecki

These are the prices I'm looking for in Black Friday sales, based on past sales and my own gut feelings. Garmin, Fitbit, Apple, Pixel, and more make the list.

The new Fitbit app, currently in preview for Android users, presents data more clearly. But it's still missing features and depends too much on its AI bot.

Google's new Fitbit personal health coach can have a nice conversation with you about your fitness goals, but it fails to make workouts that are easy to follow. It also hallucinated that the Pixel Watch 4 does not exist!

The Galaxy Watch 8 and the Pixel Watch 4 are both excellent Android smartwatches, but the differences are worth looking at—and I have a favorite.

Running shoes are supposed to last 300 to 500 miles, but I put 1,000 miles on these cheap Nikes, and they're still going strong.

The Suunto Run, Coros Pace 3, and Garmin Forerunner 165 are all great running watches that come in under $250. Here's what I like about each.

It's great to have a strength training workout on your watch, but creating and viewing those workouts in Garmin's app has always been a pain. LiftTrack is an app that provides the user-friendly features Garmin doesn't.

The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic has fitness-focused features, delivered thoughtfully—but a few things feel half-baked.

During October Prime Day, Garmin's Vivoactive 6 and the Venu X1 are on sale for the first time ever. You can also catch deals on Fitbits and on some older models of Apple and Samsung watches.

Cardio equipment from Hydrow and NordicTrack, devices from Polar and Fitbit, and weights from Lifepro and Fitvids are all on sale for October's Prime Big Deal Days.