Just in time to rival the new iteration of the Apple Watch, Garmin has introduced three new Vivo wearables. The new additions to the fitness tracker line include the Vivoactive 3, the Vivosport, and the Vivomove HR.

The most impressive new device is the Vivoactive 3, which now boasts features like NFC payment, GPS, and heart sensors for activity monitoring during workouts. The watch has a round-faced Chroma display and is able to last up to a week on a single charge with GPS off, and 13 hours with GPS continually on. Wearers will appreciate the ability to “side swipe” the side of the watch case, which makes it easy to navigate the device with sweaty hands.

Garmin’s Vivosport is a simplified wearable that’s designed specifically for working out. It’s a great choice for those not interested in a smartwatch, and are interested only in dependable and accurate fitness monitoring. The Vivosport features the LiveTrack tool that enables users to share their location with family or friends.

The third new tracker is the Vivomove HR. By far the most stylish option, the tracker’s traditional watch face gives it a sophisticated and understated look. But it sneaks in smartwatch saavy: the watch face is also a touchscreen, so wearers can monitor fitness information in addition to checking text messages.

The Vivosport is available for $200, while the Vivomove HR ranges from $200 to $300, and the Vivoactive 3 starts at $300.