Wearable Technology

Jedi Challenges are a unique piece of Star Wars allowing you to take on lightsaber battles, play holochess and control armies. Ready to join the rebellion?

You can expect plenty of familiarity with the Samsung Galaxy Watch7 smartwatch, owing mainly to how it tracks health and fitness metrics.

If you’re thinking about a smart ring as the more comfortable choice to track your activity, the Oura Ring 4 brings plenty to the table.

Bluetooth audio glasses and sunglasses are not only getting slimmer, they're also playing better, and that could be music to your ears when you put them on.

From the new Sleep Score to improved battery life, Apple Watch Series 11 is a worthwhile upgrade for many with its improved hardware and watchOS 26.

Comparing Wear OS vs watchOS? Learn about health features, battery life, and phone compatibility to pick the best smartwatch OS for you.

Virtual reality gaming has hit the mainstream, so I'm going to give you my list of the must-have titles, with the five top-selling VR PC games.

Battery is one of the most important aspects of a smartwatch, so we're here to help you find out which smartwatch has the best battery life.

This stylish wearable with the retro analog look is a smartwatch in disguise that supports notifications and lets you issue voice commands to Siri or Google Now. You can also place and answer voice calls on a Martian, making it an excellent choice for those who want to keep their smartphone discretely out of sight. Look for Martian smartwatches to invade Best Buy any day now.

The Sense is Fitbit’s most ambitious attempt at making a smartwatch that is truly smarter than ever, starting with its newest features.