Helping you decide which Fitbit fitness tracker is the best fit for your wrist The Fitbit Alta HR and the Charge 3 (which will soon →
Welcome to And Finally, our round up of the rumblings and smaller stories around the world of wearable technology. This week we have details of another →
Fitbit offers numerous devices in the activity tracking market, from the plain and simple Flex 2 to its GPS sportswatch, known to friends as Ionic. The latest device to →
Fitbit has no fewer than nine activity trackers in its portfolio. The latest in the line up is the Charge 3, which succeeds the excellent Charge →
And the rest of the week’s news It’s And Finally, our weekly story rounding up the rumours in wearable tech – and the stories that didn’t →
What Fitbit, Xiaomi and Garmin can do to quell the fitness band decline With each passing financial quarter, the reality becomes clearer – fitness trackers are slowly →
Eat, sleep, walk, repeat with these top activity bands If you’re looking for a top fitness tracker – be it a activity band, fitness watch →
When you look at the heavyweights of the wearable division, Garmin and Fitbit are firmly within the elite group. Both have managed to carve out a name for themselves →
For casual tracking and discreet features in a (very) compact, stylish package, the Fossil Q Neely is a strong choice. How much of an affordable →
Women’s health tech is on the verge of something big – Fitbit gets serious and startups get ambitious Before we started to think of women as →
Fitness is always an important concern for every age of the group. Most of the time we don’t have time to do our daily workout →
So, you want to buy a Fitbit. But which one suits your style, budget and fitness levels? If you’re wondering “which is the best Fitbit →
A slow beat is the sign of a healthy ticker, here’s how to measure it Heart rate tracking is becoming an ever-more crucial ingredient for →
Eat, sleep, walk, repeat with these top activity bands The best fitness trackers and activity bands are now much more than just basic step-counters. They →
Which feature-packed tracker should you choose? Fitbit’sline-up of fitness trackers is now pretty huge and deciding between the Fitbit Alta HR and Fitbit Charge HR →
From step counting to marathon training, here are the best options for gurls We still get asked a lot which GPS sports watches for women →
The Nokia Steel HR is the Withings Steel HR aside from some very minor differences, and quite frankly we don’t have a problem with that. →
The biggest sleep trackers duke it out The more we learn about sleep, the more we understand about how crucial regular, quality rest it is →
OUR VERDICT The Garmin Forerunner 30 is a pared-back version of the Forerunner 35, and while it lacks some of the more advanced features of →
The Gear Fit2 Pro is an improvement over the Fit2, but not a huge one. The strengths of the Fit2 are still the strengths of →
Want to get fit, fast and strong? Just listen to your heart Strapping on a heart rate monitor is an easy way to supercharge your →
OUR EARLY VERDICT The Garmin Forerunner 30 is a pared back version of the Forerunner 35, and while it lacks some of the more advanced →
The Good: The Nokia Steel is one of the best looking wearable devices you can buy, and its battery lasts 8 months. The Bad: Only offers basic →
Fitbit is no stranger to the wearables market. In fact, it’s been kicking around for a decade this year, having sold over 67 million devices. →
We compare which ecosystem has the edge When you look at the heavyweights of the wearable division, Garmin and Fitbit are firmly within the elite →
OUR EARLY VERDICT The Pro version of the Huawei Band 2 looks to be one of the most capable wearables for its size, though whether →
Garmin has re-angled the Vivosmart to make it better competition for Fitbit. The loss of GPS is a shame, even though distance tracking on the →
Which stylish fitness band is for you? There are plenty of fitness trackers that focus on hardcore tracking rather than looks, but what if you’re →
The Fitbit Alta HR is a return to the company’s strongest suit, with a focus on sleep, wellbeing and heart health rather than all-out fitness. →
Fitbit has announced the Alta HR, adding to its already strong line-up of activity trackers. The new device sits into the company’s “Everyday” category, alongside →