The battery style means it won’t need constant recharging, it’s waterproof and the touch-syncing makes using it with your phone really simple.

QUICK VERDICT: It’s in the lower price bracket plus it’s small and discreet, allowing you to make it almost a fashion accessory or keep it hidden away. It is also waterproof, will track you on your bike and its coin-style battery will last 4 months. READ: Misfit Shine fitness pebble coming to the UK, £79, Fitbit and Nike watch outĪ circle of lights on the pebble light up as you do more exercise during the day and encourages you to set daily goals. The pebble is made from a solid block of aircraft-grade aluminium and, as if by magic, connects to your iPhone or iPod touch by placing it on top of the screen. Not exactly a sportsband but you can wear the Misfit Shine around your wrist, magnetically clip it to your clothes, or for any true fashionistas out there, wear it as a pendant.

If it adds third party apps to the mix, and the battery life isn't too short, it seems it will be a good buy if budgets are tight. QUICK VERDICT: With sleep monitoring, step tracking and Bluetooth syncing, it seems this cheaper option will certainly do the basics.

We will keep you updated on this addition when we find out more, but if Boost offers access to third party apps such as MapMyRun, as well as giving you a good battery life, it could be a great option for the price. Its details haven't been fully announced yet, however the Boost sports tracker wrist wear is certainly cheaper than its competitors.ĭespite its low price-point, it will be tracking your every step and monitoring you while you sleep, as well as syncing to your smartphone app using Bluetooth. New to the market, the Bowflex Boost is said to be coming in September from a maker famed for its weights.

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