Right now, the Fitbit Ionic is focused more on casual exercise than serious training. It’s a brilliant ‘wear and forget’ tracker, with Smart Track eerily in tune with whatever activity you’re doing.

The Ionic still has its smartwatch ‘L’ plates, with only limited phone notifications. Still, you get Fitbit Pay and storage for music to keep you happy while you wait for Deezer to arrive in a few months.

Thirsty for apps? The Ionic will leave you feeling parched, with Fibit OS only offering a handful of options. The likes of Nest and Trip Advisor are on the way, but only by ‘the end of 2018’. Get a move on. It’s a cracking tracker with limited smarts.