The affordable yet capable Fitbit Zip
For $59.95, the Fitbit Zip offers basic smart pedometer features plus extras found in more premium fitness trackers.
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Step lively
The Fitbit Zip's main task is to track how many steps you take.
Feel the burn
Based on your age, weight, and height, the Fitbit Zip calculates the number of calories you burn.
Laziness has a price
If the Fitbit Zip thinks you're being lazy, it will make its displeasure known.
Wireless to PC
Even if your phone doesn't support the Fitbit Zip's Bluetooth syncing feature, the bundled USB adapter lets you link to computers sans wires.
Clip the Zip to pockets or place in it inside them.
The $59.95 Fitbit Zip smart pedometer is affordable, easy to use, and tracks the steps you take plus calories consumed.
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