Wearable Technology

This season brings more new smartwatches from Fossil and Michael Kors than you could cram into a canoe, so here's a quick post to help you figure out which model is right for you!

The Garmin Forerunner 245 Music is a GPS fitness watch that stores 500 songs and gives you many advanced fitness and performance metrics.

The new Fossil Q Wander watch is a stylish new smartwatch for women, and it features everything from interchangeable watch bands to a magnetically-charged battery. Read this full review to learn more about the Wander.

Apple Watch allows access individual apps and Siri, which can control specific functions thanks to the HomeKit Standard.

If there’s one thing that I love about the summer, it’s the water. Pools, beaches, lakes, you name it; give me a big body of water and I will try my darnedest to (1) never get in it, and (2) spend all my time right next to it. Depending on how mischievous my friends are feeling, though, objective #1 isn’t always so easy to achieve–which is why it’s so important for all of my wearables to be safely waterproof or water resistant!  

A smart ring like the Oura Ring can do a lot of good things when you set it up to track your health and fitness metrics.

Fitbit makes it easy for anyone to get more in tune with their bodies, become naturally a more active person, and gradually live a healthier lifestyle.

Fitbit returns with a new iteration in the Charge 3 fitness and activity tracker, hoping to improve on performance, battery life and durability.

These Citizen smartwatches feature touchscreen and hybrid faces that integrate with Google Wear OS for the ultimate watch experience.

We will all be a lot more busy when schools reopen; winning a versatile Huawei smart watch with long battery life will make things a lot easier.