Fitbit has a decent range of devices, so when weighing them up, it can be challenging to know which is best suited for cycling.  For me, it’s the Fitbit Charge 5. The fifth-generation device now features an AMOLED color touch screen and a sleeker metal case, making it a wearable you'd want to flaunt on your wrist. In contrast to its predecessor's plastic build and grayscale display, the Charge 5 marks a significant transformation in aesthetic appeal and functionality. These enhancements have resulted in it being the most expensive Charge to date. However, if you can find it at the right price, it offers a significant upgrade from its predecessors and is arguably one of the best fitness trackers available today. Compared to the previous models like Fitbit Charge 4, the Charge 5 offers a bright, always-on display, a fast connecting GPS, and an ECG monitor. The addition of built-in GPS is a remarkable upgrade for cycling enthusiasts, offering accurate tracking of outdoor runs and bike rides. This feature gives you detailed stats about your rides and lets you leave your phone at home while hitting the road. However, the Charge 5 lacks Spotify compatibility, which might be a setback for those who enjoy their playlists during their workouts. Despite this, the robust features it brings to the table, particularly for cycling, certainly make it a worthy investment.