A wearable fitness tracker is a device, which uses sensors to track user movement, orientation, and rotation. This device gathers data and transforms it into calories, steps, sleep quality, and other activities that the user performs. Many trackers also have an 'altimeter' sensor, which measures altitude to track the number of flights of stairs climbed. These trackers can simply figure whether the user is running or not. In addition, the alarm in the tracker reminds about a variety of things such as drinking enough water, standing, walking, completing the number of steps, sleeping on the right time, and others. This device provides solutions to individuals who are involved in working toward a precise health & fitness goal.

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 

CHAPTER 2: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

CHAPTER 3: MARKET OVERVIEW

CHAPTER 4: WEARABLE FITNESS TRACKERS MARKET, BY DEVICE TYPE

CHAPTER 5: WEARABLE FITNESS TRACKERS MARKET, BY COMPONENT 

CHAPTER 6: WEARABLE FITNESS TRACKERS MARKET, BY CONNECTIVITY

CHAPTER 7: WEARABLE FITNESS TRACKERS MARKET, BY OPERATING SYSTEM

CHAPTER 8: WEARABLE FITNESS TRACKERS MARKET, BY DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL 

CHAPTER 9: WEARABLE FITNESS TRACKERS MARKET, BY APPLICATION

CHAPTER 10: WEARABLE FITNESS TRACKERS MARKET, BY REGION

CHAPTER 11: COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

CHAPTER 12: COMPANY PROFILES