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Fitbit Charge 3 v Alta HR: Battle of the fitness bands
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 →
And finally: Amazon deals on Fitbit and Huawei smartwatches
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 Charge 3 vs Charge 2 vs Charge HR: What’s the difference?
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 Alta HR vs Charge 3: What’s the difference?
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 finally: Fitbit sale ahead of rumoured Charge 3 unveil
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 →
Future of fitness trackers: State of play and what comes next
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 →
Best fitness tracker guide 2018: Fitbit, Xiaomi, Garmin and more
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 →
Garmin v Fitbit: How do these two fitness giants compare 2018 ?
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 →
Fossil Q Neely review : A beautiful hybrid watch for small wrists
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: What’s next
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 →
Best Fitness Tracker For Women 2018
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 →
Best Fitbit 2018: All our Fitbit reviews for you to compare
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 →
Resting heart rate guide: The devices to track for RHR and how to lower it
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 →
Best fitness tracker guide: The top activity bands you can buy now
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 →
Fitbit Alta HR v Fitbit Charge 2: Which is right for you
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 →
The best fitness wearables for women – UPDATE LAST 2017
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 →
Nokia Steel HR review : There might be a new name on the face, but this is still a hybrid smartwatch great
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. →
Big test: Four fitness trackers go head-to-head on sleep tracking
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 →
Garmin Forerunner 30 review
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 →
Samsung Gear Fit2 Pro review : Samsung’s getting the band back together
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 →
Best heart rate monitor: Top watches, chest straps and bands
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 →
Hands on: Garmin Forerunner 30 review
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 →
Nokia Steel review
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 Ionic preview: A smart start for Fitbit’s smartwatch
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. →
Garmin v Fitbit: How do these two fitness giants compare?
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 →
Hands on: Huawei Band 2 Pro review
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 Vivosmart 3 review : Watch out Fitbit, Garmin’s going for an all-rounder
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 →
Fitbit Alta HR v Misfit Ray: Battle of the fashion-conscious fitness trackers
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 →
Fitbit Alta HR review : The new Alta HR plays to Fitbit’s strengths with improved fitness tracking
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 Alta HR vs Alta vs Flex 2: What’s the difference?
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 →