Cursor Fitness built the X5F as a straightforward answer for people who want more steps without rearranging their entire day or living space. This 3-in-1 under desk treadmill, priced at $123.49 after clipping the on-page coupon (was $170), with handles keeps the focus on steady movement you can actually fit around work, calls, or evenings at home.
Garmin just introduced Cirqa, a slim fabric band that records health and activity data around the clock while staying completely blank. No display lights up. No notifications flash. The only interaction on the device itself is a single side button that starts a favorite activity you already chose in the companion app. Everything else lives on your phone.
Google revealed its new Fitbit Air today, and it’s the smallest tracker yet, designed exclusively for people who want some consistent health information without the hassle of a large, flashy device getting in the way. At only a little more than five grams on its own and around 12 grams with a band, this gadget glides onto your wrist and stays there for days on end with no problems. The engineers designed it to resemble a smooth pebble that nestles against the skin, and they managed to incorporate at least 35% recycled material by weight.
The Amazon Halo and Halo Band isn’t your normal activity tracker, but it combines suite of AI-powered health tools with a stylish wrist band. The latter is purpose-built to focus on your health and wellness, since it doesn’t have a screen or constant notifications. It uses a small sensor capsule to deliver highly accurate data, and includes an accelerometer, temperature sensor, heart rate monitor, two microphones, an LED indicator light, as well as a button to turn the microphones on or off.