Misfit is pushing down the prices of its wearable fitness trackers without sacrificing any smarts.

The Misfit Flash, a basic tracker with step counting and sleep tracking, now costs $30, down from $50 previously, while the aluminum-clad Misfit Shine now costs $70 instead of $100. The company also announced a $20 tracker called the Misfit Flash Link. It includes the same step and sleep tracking as its more expensive counterparts, but lacks a wristband and LED lights.

Misfit is actually billing the Flash Link is more of a “smart button” than a fitness tracker, as its built-in button can activate a smartphone’s camera shutter, scroll through presentations, and control playback in music apps such as Pandora and Spotify.

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