Smartwatches vs. Fitness Trackers: What's the Big Difference?

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September 23, 2022

Wearable devices continue to grow more popular, yet it’s getting harder to shop for this stuff. Customers have a hard time telling the difference between “fitness trackers” and “smartwatches,” and oftentimes, this confusion can lead to disappointment.

Check our top story to learn how fitness trackers and smartwatches are different, plus some suggestions on which you should buy.

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