If you’re just starting out in your fitness journey, it’s handy to have a fitness watch to calculate a number of things, to help you get closer to your fitness goals. But I know it can be confusing if you’re a beginner and you don’t know what you should be looking for. Here are the best 6 fitness watches for beginners on the market right now.
The Fitbit Charge 3 is one of the best fitness watches for beginners, in my opinion. It has amazing battery life and a sleek and stylish design. If you’re trying to live a more active lifestyle, this fitness watch will provide all-day fitness tracking, such as 24/7 heart rate tracking and all day step count, as well as other personalised insights. This fitness watch is extremely handy as it can receive and respond to text messages, answer or reject calls and even get social media and email notifications, so you don’t have to worry if you leave the house without your phone (if you’ve got this bad boy around your wrist).
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This fitness watch is the perfect choice for Android users! This fitness watch also has a lot of cool features for beginners such as GPS tracking, storage for music, swim resistance, continuous heart rate monitoring, dynamic work out auto detection and set goals based on heart rate zones. This fitness watch is one of the most affordable fitness watches out there, with all of the features you need as a beginner.
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This fitness watch is without a doubt the best option for Apple users. This full-featured fitness tracker has the ability to measure your caloric burn, a large display, electrical and optical heart sensors, improved accelerometer and gyroscope for fall detection and swim resistance. I’d say the only con for this fitness watch is the expensive price tag. I love the design of this watch because it has a large screen display, yet still looks fairly sleek on the wrist.
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This fitness tracker is the best for people who still want the look of an analog watch, with the smartwatch fitness tracker features. This elegant analog watch has features like heart rate monitoring, a connected GPS, multi-sport tracking, 24/7 activity tracking, water resistance, amazing battery life and even sleep analysis. This fitness watch is pretty affordable and if you’re a beginner in your fitness journey it’ll be simple enough to work and navigate.
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This is another Fitbit fitness tracker that’s excellent for beginners. This smart fitness watch has key features like multi-day battery, storage for music, on-screen workouts, exercise modes & connected GPS, popular apps for sports and weather forecast, notifications & quick replies, PUREPULSE heart rate monitoring, water resistance, auto activity & sleep tracking, personalised female health tracking, lightweight design and the ability to make wallet-free payments.
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This Garmin GPS running watch has multi-sport features which is perfect for beginners who want dialed-in data for their different styles of training. It also features heart rate monitoring, advanced tracking for running, cycling and swimming, including ground contact time balance, stride length, vertical ratio and much more, smart notifications, automatic uploads to Garmin Connect™, live tracking, etc. This fitness watch is a little more complicated to navigate, compared to other fitness watches, however once you get the hang of it, it’s an excellent watch.
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