Buying the right one means knowing what you want. Today, Fitbit offers everything from smartwatch features and sleep tracking to heart rate sensors and more. But the tracker will still give you plenty of data about your daily activities and nightly sleep.All Fitbit devices will track your steps, but they’ve also come a long way from basic pedometers. Probably the biggest feature missing from the Inspire 3 is built-in GPS, so you'll need to bring your phone along for GPS connectivity. That's not the lowest price we've seen, but it's close. If you're looking to spend even less on a tracker, it's worth mentioning the Fitbit Inspire 3, which is our current favorite budget tracker, is on sale for $80. The subscription is currently $10 per month and a six month membership is included with your purchase of the tracker, so you can get a feel for whether the service is for you or not. The optional Fitbit Premium isn't necessarily required for the Charge 5, but it is the only way to access certain metrics like your daily 'readiness score' as well as guided workouts and meditations. It will monitor your activity, sleep, stress levels and heart rate, giving you more in-depth data about all of it in the Fitbit companion app.

Where the Charge 5 really excels is as a health and fitness tracker. The bright full-color AMOLED touchscreen display is a real improvement over the Charge 4, and while the Charge 5 isn't a smartwatch, you'll still get text and other notifications from your phone, plus contactless payment with Fitbit pay. Since it's not a smartwatch, it's got a slimmer design and the battery lasts far longer, granting two and half days on a single charge in our tests - and that's with the always-on display enabled and daily GPS usage. The GPS features on the Charge 5 are particularly impressive, giving you fast and accurate data on your runs and hikes.

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