re: Basic work out tracker wearable...

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Looking for suggestions

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I've been through a few and done plenty of research. I really do like Garmin and suggest you look into their products. As you add features the price goes up substantially. But its just that...get what you need. My next watch is prob going around the $600 range. But it has it all. I've been using a $250 Vivoactive HR since it came out in 2016. Its awesome. I've ran almost 1000 miles since this time last year...I've earned what I want next. You can get a great watch for <$200 or you can spend $1k. There is a Garmin for almost every need.

Edit: While you are at it, just think of the other things you do. Do you golf? Make sure it has that. Do you hike? Get one that has those features too. The last thing you want to do is go in for a lot of money and realize you left something off you could've used to save $50.