While Fitbit was among the first to provide data other than step counting, such as calories burned, sleep data, and more, several brands have built a thriving fitness community around their products, allowing users to connect with others who are trying to lose weight, get in shape, or improve their endurance and speed. That’s why we tested seven highly rated and well-loved fitness trackers for a month. We sprung into action immediately away and went for a stroll. We arose from our mattresses and evaluated the product’s usability, build quality, and accuracy. After a few weeks of being more active than normal, we discovered one fitness tracker that outperforms them all: