The Newest Fitness Trackers We Can't Wait to Sport

The Garmin Vivofit debuted in 2014, and while it was a solid, reliable fitness tracker, its features and look both felt a little basic when compared to its flashier counterparts like the Jawbone UP. The new Vivofit2 ($130 without heart rate monitor) is a step up from that model. Not only does it come with new features like audible alerts, a backlight for better viewing in dimly lit places, and an activity timer, but the company also released new bands, like these gold and silver stainless steel options, that up the fashion aspect to around-the-clock wear.

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