The fall season is great for a variety of outdoor activities. The most underrated of them all, however, is working out. Nothing beats that cool breeze when you’re sweating your butt off. But we all know a workout sesh isn’t complete without the right accessories—like a pair of wireless earbuds and a smartwatch or fitness tracker to accurately track your stats. Below, we’ve rounded up an assortment of deals for all three.

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Wireless Earbuds Deals

The Galaxy Buds2 (9/10 WIRED Recommends) are the latest addition to Samsung’s lineup of wireless buds, and in our roundup of Best Wireless Earbuds, WIRED associate reviews editor Parker Hall also says these are his favorite headphones for Android—it’s important to know that iPhone users won’t have access to the Buds2 companion app. They’re lightweight, boast an IPX2 water-resistance rating, and pack active noise cancellation (ANC) with up to 5 hours of battery life with the feature turned on. They even come with a wireless charging case.

These hold the title of Best Overall in our roundup of Best Earbuds for Working Out. In addition to a durable build and long battery life, the the Vista 2 buds offer a more comfortable fit than the first-generation model (8/10 WIRED Recommends), along with the ability to find your lost earbuds or switch from noise-canceling mode to ambient mode via the companion app.

Not only are Bang & Olufsen’s earbuds stunning to look at and water-resistant, but the size is also ideal for those with small ears. Their excellent sound quality is super customizable, too, with the option to adjust audio transparency and choose from different listening profiles. As for battery life, you’ll get up to seven hours as standalone buds, and 30 hours including the case.

When it comes to design, the second-generation earbuds from JBL and Under Armour will feel really secure during workouts thanks to the large, winged ear tips. And rather than pesky touch controls, physical buttons on the outside of each bud makes everything less frustrating. While pricey, you get premium features like up to 10 hours of battery life, and fast connectivity via Bluetooth 5.0. 

If you couldn’t tell by the name, Ultimate Ears’ Fits (7/10 WIRED Recommends) are great for all types of ears, thanks to custom-molded tips. Other features include great sound quality and battery life (up to 8 hours without the case and 20 with it), as well as good microphones. It’s worth noting these buds dip to this price often, but it’s still a good deal since these are pretty expensive in general.

Smartwatches and Fitness Tracker Deals

Garmin’s Venu Sq (8/10 WIRED Recommends) is a great entry-level fitness tracker. It comes equipped with an always-on LCD touchscreen that’s both bright and responsive, and it comes in an assortment of charming colors. Under the hood, the Venu Sq offers high-end features like blood-oxygen monitoring, sleep tracking, and energy level monitoring. It also tracks more common data like workouts, step count, calories, and more.

The Galaxy Watch4 (7/10 WIRED Recommends) is our favorite Fitness Tracker for Android users. It’s the first smartwatch to run Wear OS 3 (Google’s latest watch operating system, created with the help of Samsung and Fitbit) and tracks a variety of health and fitness metrics including ECG, SPO2, heart rate, and sleep. All of this is packed into a sleek, comfortable case. Sadly, iPhone users are out of luck with this one, since the Galaxy Watch4 only works with Android phones. In fact, some features, like ECG tracking, are reserved for Samsung devices.

Casio’s PRT-B50 smartwatch has a tendency to fluctuate in price, but it’s a great choice if you’re looking for a rugged smartwatch for the outdoors. The digital display doesn’t show notifications—it’s not listed as the “Best Barely Smart Watch” on our buying guide of The Best Smartwatches for nothing—but it does pack other smart features including a built-in compass, connected GPS (with altitude), and the ability check temperature and barometric pressure. 

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