Looking for a fun and stylish way to get into better shape and stay active? If so, then you need an activity tracker! And of all the brands out there, the Fitbit is one of the most popular -- and for good reason! If you're thinking about buying one for yourself, we've got some tips on how to make Fitbit your best fitness buddy.

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