The Apple Watch is a great fitness tracker, but it's not cheap. Thankfully, there are plenty of fitness trackers under $100, and they offer many of the same features -- including step counting, heart rate monitoring, and more. Here are the best fitness trackers under $100.

Garmin has released the BC 40, its first wireless rear-view camera. Powered by a pair of AA batteries, the device attaches to your car's rear license plate and transfers footage to a compatible, Wi-Fi-enabled navigator. The navigator is not included in the price, so motorists will need to spend at least $380.

Garmin's great activity trackers offer a lot of advantages for health-conscious individuals and outdoor adventurers, and with spring finally here, now’s a fine time to jump on the smartwatch bandwagon. REI’s Garmin sale is the perfect chance to grab one and save hundreds.

Just in time for the spring season, Garmin is refreshing its Instinct GPS smartwatch with a fresh coat of paint that brings three new colors to this outdoors-focused watch. These fun, fresh colors won't make your next climb any easier, but they will help you stand out from the crowd.

Garmin is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a big announcement: The Marq, a new series of adventure smartwatches. With high-quality materials and thoughtful craftsmanship that appeals to the discerning consumer, the Garmin Marq series redefines the premium smartwatch market.

After releasing Spotify for the Fenix 5 Plus series and Forerunner 645 Music last year, Garmin made good on its promise to bring the music streaming service to its Vivoactive 3 Music fitness watch. Owners can download the app to their watch and connect to wireless earbuds for listening everywhere.

At CES 2019, Garmin took the wraps off its first always-connected smartwatch, the Vivoactive 3 Music, which allows users to text, track activities, and listen to music without a smartphone. It also has new safety features that will send help in case of an accident while walking, running, or cycling.

Garmin updated its Drive line of navigators at CES 2019 with new, road trip-friendly features. They give information about national parks, provide TripAdvisor ratings for restaurants and hotels, and tap into the History Channel's vast knowledge to show information about notable sites motorists encounter on their trip.

Garmin is known for its navigation devices, so it's not surprising to see the company jump into the GPS smartwatch and fitness tracker market. The company now has fitness trackers and GPS watches for diving, hiking, running, and more. Here's your guide to the latest Garmin has to offer.

After what has seemed like a long time coming, Spotify will officially be available on Wear OS smartwatches. Whether it's on a run or a while lounging at home, you will now be able to access your music right from your wrist. The app will be rolling out over the coming week.

Garmin is targeting the outdoorsman with its new Instinct sports watch. The rugged multisport watch is built to military specs with a crisp, sunlight-readable display. The GPS watch has everything you need for outdoors endeavors no matter how far you travel off the beaten path.

Garmin announced integration with Spotify, allowing customers to listen to offline playlists from their wrist. Starting now, athletes and adventurers who own one of the Fenix 5 Plus devices can download the Spotify app from Connect IQ and start syncing their music.

Do you already have a Garmin fitness watch with music? Then head over to Connect IQ and download the newly released Deezer music streaming app. U.S.-based owners can enjoy a free three-month trial to decide whether the up-and-coming music service is for them.

Garmin's turns up the heat on Fitbit with its new $129 Vivosmart 4 fitness tracker. The Vivosmart 4 features a sleek new design and hot new hardware upgrades like a pulse oximeter and improved heart rate sensor.

Owners of Garmin's fitness wearables will get a workout boost thanks to a new partnership with Gold's Gym. The collaboration brings the best of Garmin's fitness tracking and merges it with the expert coaching and upbeat music of Gold's AMP app. Athletes of all abilities will enjoy pushing their limits.

The Garmin Edge Explore is a compact, touchscreen cycling computer with connected features that make it an intriguing option for amateur and pro riders alike. The device features cycling maps, turn-by-turn navigation, notifications, rider-to-rider messaging, group tracking, and much more. The device has a 12-hour battery life and is glove friendly.

Remember when tracking your steps, your calories, even your heartbeat throughout the day was the thing? People even wore multiple devices while doing workouts, from cadence monitors to heart-rate tracking chest straps. Turns out people are growing tired of the quantified self. In fact, tech columnist Joshua Fruhlinger has discovered that going for a ride without any tech is a much more enjoyable experience.

The Garmin Vivoactive 3 Music is an upgraded fitness watch that adds the ability to store up to 500 songs onboard the fitness-focused watch. this addition makes it an all-in-one solution for runners and cyclists who want to listen to their tunes while working out -- without having to carry a smartphone.

According to the International Data Corporation, wearables' market growth has slowed down. Worldwide shipments of wearable devices grew 1.2 percent during the first quarter of 2018 -- with shipments reaching 25.1 million units. Of the top five wearable companies, Apple continues to take the lead.

Garmin's new inReach Mini brings all of the features and functionality of the full-sized version, shrunk down to a much smaller size. Those features include GPS tracking, satellite messaging, SOS alerts. It weighs just 3.5 ounces and is small enough to be carried anywhere.

Garmin has released two new cycling computers to track performance and keep cyclists connected while they are on their rides. The Edge 130 is a small, featured packed option, that connects with a smartphone while the Edge 520 Plus gets an upgrade with onboard maps, turn-by-turn directions, and more.

Garmin has introduced the newest member of its Zumo line. Called 396 LMT-S, the $399 device functions like a basic GPS with a few more tricks up its sleeve. It features Wi-Fi connectivity, Bluetooth compatibility, and keeps riders safe via an innovative Automatic Incident Notification feature.

Whether you're training for a big race or just curious about your cycling stats, a bike computer can provide fantastic feedback on your riding performance. Here is a lis to the best bike computers for every type of cyclist.

Garmin has introduced the new Tactix Charlie, heralded as a "new-and-improved ruggedized GPS wearable" for your next adventure.

The latest wearable to join the Garmin family is the Approach X10, a band that comes loaded with data for more than 41,000 courses.

Go for a run and leave your phone, cash, and credit cards at home with Garmin's Forerunner 645 Music, which boasts extensive music storage.

You can now use your Vivoactive 3 smartwatch to pay for stuff using Garmin Pay, though it has to be said the launch is rather limited.

Hitting a baseball is one of the hardest things to do in sports. Garmin hopes to help you learn from your failures with its Impact sensor.

Garmin Speak features a bright OLED display that shows guidance arrows while turn-by-turn direction stream through the vehicle's stereo.

The new HyperFrame Director mode in Virb Edit allows users to pan, zoom, and reframe immersive footage from the Virb 360 as they see fit.

Garmin added three new smartwatches to its lineup of wearables at IFA 2017. Most noteworthy is the Vivoactive 3 equipped with an updated look. the company also announced the stripped-down Vivosport and fashion-focused Vivomove HR.

There are hundreds of gadgets geared toward the avid cyclist. From a Bluetooth speaker to a smart helmet, here are eight of our favorites.

This could be the summer of your golf game if Garmin has anything to say about things. The wearable maker has just unveiled the Approach S60.

Garming's Quatix 5 is a smartwatch for sea captains. To that end, it packs boat connectivity, nautical navigation features, and more.