Wearable Technology

Keeping your heart healthy is one of the best reasons to kick off a fitness program or reduce your daily stress. Here are a few devices that can help.

The Apollo is a non-responsive wearable device that focuses on helping you optimize your sleep, heart rate variability, and stress.

The Withings Steel HR is a fitness watch that looks like a traditional time piece, but with continuous heart rate, step, calorie, and distance monitoring, it's the perfect blend of all worlds.

Smart rings provide superior sleep tracking, offering comfort and accuracy. Discover which one suits you best for improved sleep.

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

The OnePlus Watch 2R is about value and familiarity, mainly because it approaches both with an ample focus on convenience.

Sometimes two products work together so well that they mesh into an extension of one another and become that much better than either is on its own. Each might be pretty cool, but together, they becomes something special. That’s the case with Samsung’s Galaxy S5 smartphone and its Galaxy Fit fitness band. I had a week to try out these Samsung flagship devices and came away impressed with how well the two combine into what’s currently one of the best experiences out there for someone with an active, connected lifestyle.

Glasses and sunglasses have always been about style, but that can change when you throw Bluetooth and other technologies into them.

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.

Fitbit has confirmed it will launch a new activity tracker in the Charge 4 with new features that will include built-in GPS and Spotify integration.