Starting off with the A360 this is a wrist-based heart rate monitor that keeps you in the right heart rate zone whether you are circuit training, cycling, jogging or even walking, as well as the heart monitor the A360 also tracks your steps, calories, training and sleep patterns and the Activity Guides give you feedback. You can link the A360 to your phone so it will vibrate on your wrist when you get a message or phone call or to remind you of an important date in your calendar.

My first impression of the Blaze was how smooth the packaging was, reminiscent of the newest smart phone it would make a nice gift, however packaging aside the Blaze itself looks equally impressive. The wrist strap feels strong but flexible and the surgical-grade stainless steel buckle and frame give it a stylish look and feel without making it heavy or bulky.

The first thing you will notice with the Activite Pop is its sleek design, not only is it disguised as an analogue watch, but a rather handsome one at that.

The M600 is the latest offering from Polar, who are known for bringing smarts into sports. Polar have nearly 40 years of experience and a proud heritage in innovative physiological and sports medical research. They are the pioneers in heart rate monitoring, activity trackers and training computers; they created the first heart rate monitor, the first activity tracker and now the first fully functioning smart watch truly made for sports.

This time last year, it seemed as if everyone had some form of activity tracker strapped to their wrist, comparing each other’s steps, sleep quality and activity levels whilst stuffing down a McDonalds breakfast.

The Zikto Walk is not just an activity tracker but also a posture coach. These days, with so much of our lives revolving around a smartphone, many of us, myself included, walk around hunched over our devices. This was never more prevalent than when Pokémon Go went live and people began casually walking into traffic and off cliffs whilst glued to their phones.

More people now than ever are turning to heart rate monitors to make sure they get the most out of their workouts. The Fitbit Charge 2 focuses on your heart rate to get a better idea of calories burnt and how to maximise your workout without the hassle of wearing a chest strap.

Just when you think there can’t possibly be any room in the fitness market for anymore devices along comes the Atlas Wristband 2. So, what does the Atlas Wristband 2 have which it’s competitors doesn’t?

The Withings Activité Steel is an activity tracker that does not look like an activity tracker. Its simple and stylish design will compliment any outfit, tracking your daily activity without getting in the way. The Steel will happily track when you run, walk, swim or dance without needing your phone connected to it. Instead, it will automatically measure everything via the patented Connected Movement Technology and can be synced to your phone later with the Health Mate app for a more detailed look at your results.

The Activi-T Band by Terraillon is an activity tracker that monitors your daily physical activity by counting steps, calculating your distance travelled and calories burned, and will also monitor your activity whilst you sleep to give you an insight into your sleep patterns, duration and quality of sleep.