fitness
Fitbit Blaze v Apple Watch: Battle of the stylish smartwatches
Before the Fitbit Blaze was unveiled earlier this month, you couldn’t really consider the Charge HR →
Samsung’s upcoming fitness tracker looks more like a smartwatch
By now, Samsung already has half a dozen wearables under its belt. That means there’s an →
GymWatch review : A muscle-building wearable that’s weak at the software knees
The GymWatch is proof that wearables can cater for niche audiences and with all the running →
dokiWatch is an advanced smartwatch for kids
Most wearables for kids are limited in functionality, and often revolve around tracking for the parents’ →
Garmin Vivosmart HR vs. Fitbit Charge HR review : Why Garmin Wins
Whether you’re looking to shed a few pounds or you want to get more out of →
Fossil Q Dreamer review
If you wouldn’t be caught dead wearing a black plastic band, this is the tracker for →
Samsung launches Bio-Processor for health-centric wearables
There has been a lot of focus of late on smartphones and wearables with capabilities to →
Huawei TalkBand B2 Review
Huawei returns to the fitness scene with the TalkBand B2. Like the original B1, this $179 →
Fossil Q Grant review
If you’re looking for a snazzy looking, well-built, Fossil watch and you think you might be →
Fitbit Charge HR – UPDATED review
A decent fitness tracker, the Fitbit is a good indicator of overall health, but don’t confuse →
Garmin Vivosmart HR review
As an advanced fitness tracker, the Garmin Vivosmart HR does a sterling job at a decent →
Microsoft Band updated with music controls, activity reminders
While it might be a fairly low-key option in the sea of wearables right now,Microsoft continues →
Apple Watch 2 reveal tipped for March 2016 with 4″ iPhone 6c
Apple’s second-generation Apple Watch 2, along with a new 4-inch iPhone 6c, may be revealed in →
Mondaine Helvetica 1 Smart review: One seriously stylish activity tracker
Mondaine, the famous Swiss watch maker, has entered the world ofsmartwatches with the Helvetica 1 Smart, →
Runtastic Moment Elite Review: Good Looks, Bad Value
One of the biggest knocks against fitness and activity trackers is that their designs make them →
Sony SmartBand 2 review
The Sony SmartBand 2 isn’t the prettiest or most accurate or even the longest lasting fitness →
MyZone tracks fitness effort to make health inspiring again
Professional athletes and lay people have used heart rate zone training for years. It works. That’s →
Adidas miCoach Fit Smart review
By adding everyday activity tracking, the Fit Smart is now much more useful than it once →
Polar Activity Loop 2 review: Function over form
Polar has been on the fitness tracking scene for a while – like 40 years – →
Runtastic Moment review
It’s not nice savaging a product like this, but the Runtastic Moment simply can’t be recommended. →
Microsoft Band 2 review: Still flawed, but a step in the right direction
You really can’t accuse Microsoft of phoning it in when it built the original Band. Between →
Garmin unveils new Vivosmart fitness wearable, Index Smart Scale
Only a week after announcing a trio of smartwatches with heart rate monitoring capabilities, Garmin is →
Jawbone Up4 Review: Smart Coach, Dumb Price
The top-end fitness tracker in its lineup, the Jawbone Up4 can measure your heart rate, track →
Garmin debuts new Forerunner fitness watches with heart rate monitor
The year of smartwatches continues to roll on, as a new set of fitness-focused wearables have →
Polar debuts A360 fitness wearable with optical heart rate monitoring
Fitness wearables maker Polar has announced the A360, its first wrist-worn device that features optical heart-rate →
Adidas Fit Smart band gains activity tracking features
The Adidas Fit smart band launched with the ability to help users monitor their heart rate →
Microsoft Band vs Band 2 comparison: What’s the difference between the old and new Microsoft Bands?
Microsoft has unveiled a new fitness tracker / smartwatch called the Band 2. You can pre-order →
WatchOS 2 hands-on: What Apple Watch should have had from the start
Ignoring the mixed reviews, common sense and the usually wise advice that you should avoid first-gen →
NuYu Personal Activity Monitor and Wireless Scale review
The best part about this budget, beginner fitness tracker is how easy it is to use. →
Jawbone ‘reimagines’ UP2, UP3 with stylish new designs
Jawbone is updating the design flavors of its UP2 and UP3 fitness wearables, giving both models →