smartwatch

A smartwatch’s purpose is to both induce informed activity and keep you connected, but the Fitbit Versa 4 forces you to make lasting choices.

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.

The Google Pixel Watch 2 almost looks like a clone of its predecessor, but it turns out to be a better sequel.

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.

The Fitbit Sense 2 is more about health than it is about fitness, though the two also cross over in making this smartwatch what it’s supposed to be.

Being wrist computers, smartwatches inherit many features from PCs and smartphones. The ability to store and play back music wirelessly via a bluetooth headset is one of these features that makes sense for active people or those who want to have their favourite tunes handy.

If you’re looking to take control of your health and fitness, the Suunto 3 Fitness smartwatch is a great place to start. Here is my review of this new player in the smartwatch game.

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

Samsung brings back its signature smartwatch for another go round with the Galaxy Watch3, and the familiarity delivers as expected.

A hands-on look at three of Garmin's most feature-rich smartwatches in the Fenix line for serious athletes: the Fenix 6, Fenix 5S Plus, and Fenix 5X Plus