Apple, Fitbit, Whoop, Pebble: Fitness Trackers Compared
The market for screenless fitness trackers is expanding with new options from brands like WHOOP, Fitbit, Amazfit, Pebble, and Garmin. These devices focus on health metrics like heart rate, sleep, and recovery without the distractions of a smartwatch interface.
Why it matters
The shift toward screenless wearables reflects a growing consumer preference for minimalist health monitoring and data-driven wellness tracking.
Screenless fitness trackers are becoming more common as people want to track their health without the distractions of a smartwatch. Now you have more options. These include Indian brands, as well as Garmin and Amazfit. Apple, Fitbit, Whoop, Pebble: Fitness Trackers Compared WHOOP 5.0 still focuses on health, sleep, recovery, and training insights. In India, it starts at Rs 21,990 with a 12-month membership. Offers more than 14 days of battery life. The system tracks metrics like strain, recovery, sleep, heart rate, and HRV. It gives personalized coaching through the app. Google Fitbit Air also uses a screenless design. Costs less, starting at Rs 13,999 in India. It has 24/7 heart-rate tracking, HRV, SpO₂ sleep monitoring and alerts for heart-rhythm issues, with up to seven days of battery life. Google also has a Health Coach powered by Gemini.
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