As more studies establish a link between EMF radiation and adverse health impacts, it is becoming increasingly important to look for fitness trackers that offer the option to disconnect Bluetooth. Luckily, more manufacturers are providing this option as the demand grows, and these non bluetooth fitness tracker can be a great way to protect yourself from radiation without sacrificing the functionality of your device.

These bluetooth fitness trackers are essentially just a pedometer and do not require connecting to your smartphone or tablet. The GRV Fitness Tracker Non Bluetooth Wristband, for example, is a simple and low-cost method of tracking your daily steps, calories burned, and distance walked. It also includes an alarm, a timer, and a chronometer to keep you up to date on your activity levels.

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It also features an auto shutoff to preserve battery life and is easy to use. Simply place it on your wrist and begin tracking your steps, calories burned, and distance walked! It fits wrists sized 5.5”-7.5”.

The Samsung Gear Fit2 Pro, along with the Garmin Vivosmart HR, is one of the few quality fitness trackers that allow you to turn off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity while still tracking your stats in real-time. However, it is important to note that these devices will still emit a small amount of radiation in close proximity to your body, even when the Bluetooth connection is disabled. If you are especially sensitive to EMF radiation, it may be better not to wear a fitness tracker at all.