Some fitness trackers only measure your activity when you’re in a strength or endurance training mode and ignore the benefits of recovery and daily-life phases. While it is key to track how much your strength and endurance improve over time, you also need to give yourself recovery time between workouts so you can perform at your best when you need it. Like, say, while running a marathon. While more and more fitness wearables track recovery phases, the impact of your daily life and work stress can be overlooked. Or it’s only tracked on the premium, pricey models. Garmin’s Venu 4 has similar features, but its $549 price isn’t in the same wheelhouse as the new Amazfit Balance 3, which starts at just $369. The Balance 3 is part of a trio of new smartwatches in Amazfit’s Balance series, bringing a range of features and price points to a more price-conscious audience.…