Wearable Technology

Is the new Fitbit Ionic a true smartwatch, or an upscale fitness band? The mix at work here is supposed to keep you busy doing more than just a workout.

ASUS Zenwatch 3 is unlike any smartwatch I've tried yet. Although it looks like a classy timepiece, it's a high-powered smartwatch with features to spare.

Now's the time to upgrade your workout tech, thanks to a deal at Best Buy where you can bring in your old fitness tracker for recycling and get $20 off a Fitbit Charge 2 or Alta HR.*

I discovered so many amazing gadgets, including smart home tech, connected toys, and more at Best Buy's Life and Tech Expo—come see what I tried!

Always losing stuff? The newly announced Tile Pro Sport and Style Bluetooth trackers may help with your problem.

For REAL fun with VIRTUAL reality, you just can't beat the NOON VR Pro Headset! Come on in to read my complete review of this amazing virtual reality set.

Withings products are now under the Nokia brand, and there are a number of items available, from smart scales and thermometers, to fitness trackers.

Using a fitness band is the only way to truly get the most out of it, so by slimming down in size, adding a heart rate monitor and improving tracking and battery life, Fitbit may have hit a solid mix with the Alta HR.

Loose your keys and small items often? Tile and TrackR have a solution to this problem with Bluetooth wireless lost item trackers that utilize just a smartphone to find items within proximity.

If you're in the market for a new fitness tracker or smartwatch, you're in luck. I've tried three fitness trackers over the past few weeks and have compared them all here.