Choosing the top tracker in this titanic fitness face-off is tricky. The cheapest of the crop see counting steps as their lifelong goal, with all other functionality superfluous to that singular objective; as you go up the budget ladder, progress reports become motivation become bona-fide workout wrist-wrappers. Of the clip-on measurers, the Shine is the superior being. In a shell sleeker than a finely-crafted steel spoon it packs plenty of the passive tracking smarts you’d expect from a well-priced wearable, and then some. But if you’re looking for a true fitness friend in your value tracker, there’s nowhere else to look than the Moov Now. Forget day-to-day distances: this is an always-there trainer to get you working out and burning off, in a package you can pick up with enough change from a ton to pick up some dumbbells for fine-toning. Buy the Misfit Shine here Buy the Moov Now here

I have had the Jawbone Up Move for a year now (correction - I have had 4 Jawbone Up Move's this year). They have a one year warranty and stand behind that warranty very well, I love the app and operating system and for an expensive tracker its perfect for me.

The clip was loose and I lost it the first day I wore it so I cannot comment on how it works . I would like a replacement but don't seem to be able to contact the seller.

This is such a great product. I initially purchased it because I wanted to lose those last few pesky pounds and thought one of the fitness trackers would help. I wasn't convinced it should cost me $100 to do that so for the price and other reviews, I thought I'd give the UP Move a try. I LOVE it!.

I bought this a month who hoping that it would help me to make some better choices and perhaps see where I was failing in trying to get fit and lose weight, and since then I have challenged myself and tracked my exercise, steps, food intake and sleep and have lost 15 pounds in a month!

This is an excellent product. Does not look much when you take it out the packaging. It was very easy to set up and has been invaluable in helping me engage in more activity. Every day there are hints and tips to encourage you to exercise more and eat well.

This is more accurate than the clip. It's comfortable to wear. I found it easy to take on and off. However, it does fall off at random times, and you might not notice. I overcame this by using a tiny, clear, hair rubberband, and have not had issues since.

I picked one of these up last week and I have been pleasantly surprised about its feature set considering it's small price tag compared to other fitness trackers out there. It seems to be very accurate in tracking steps and the size means it's not getting in the way and allows you to forget about...

While this is marketed as a digital activity tracker, it is basically a bluetooth-enabled pedometer sensor with a smart phone interface. It is small, unobtrusive, inexpensive and works. It can also do crude sleep tracking (how often you turn over).

cheap; Reliable; Simple

2014 was certainly the year of the wearable, with countless companies coming out with their take on fitness trackers and the like. The last one that I get to review before the year closes is the Jawbone UP Move, a tiny and affordable fitness tracker that aims to get you accustomed to using a...

+ Good battery life; + Affordable; + Great companion app

- Slow to sync; - Bands sold separately; - Uninteresting design