Mi Smart Band 5

£30 / stuff.tv/miband5

With no installable apps, Xiaomi’s dinky wearable can’t stack up to smartwatches or reply to notifications, but it can relay alerts and track everything from sleep to workouts. It’s better than the Mi Smart Band 4, thanks to a bigger and brighter screen, smarter software and a charger that’s much less annoying. The slightly reduced battery life really isn’t an issue – and with the addition of activity, stress and menstrual cycle tracking, this is a £30 gift that keeps giving. Stuff says ★★★★★

Fantastic value and decent features make this an easy fitness tracker to recommend

Peloton Bike+ £2295 + £39/m / stuff.tv/pelplus

A fitness phenomenon based around a connected bike with a Full HD touchscreen that streams live and on-demand training sessions 24/7. The ‘+’ version brings some useful upgrades, including a bigger screen.

Stuff says ★★★★★

Peloton owners look smug for a reason

Wattbike Atom (Next Generation) £1899 / stuff.tv/wbatom

The latest upgrade to the already exceptional Wattbike Atom indoor cycling trainer brings electromagnetic resistance, enhanced sensors that check your data 1000 times every second, plus improved power output.

Stuff says ★★★★★

The benchmark for serious indoor cyclists

Slinger ★★★★★ £780 / stuff.tv/slinger

Finally, a tennis practice partner that genuinely wants you to get better.

Hyperice Hypervolt with Bluetooth ★★★★★ £348 / stuff.tv/hyperice

A sadistic wellness coach that will pummel you into a new personal best.