Wearable Technology

When it comes to activity trackers, the Fitbit Charge 6 is among the most effective you can find, but not without a few things missing.

Meta Connect 2025 offered exciting reveals from the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) to the Meta Ray-Ban Display with Neural Band. Here are the details.

It's hard to know how to step up your workout. Luckily, a great smart watch can help you meet new goals.

VR Fitness is a new way to work out at home. If you're looking to game and get fit, VR Fitness will do both at the same time.

The Garmin Forerunner 265 GPS watch is tailored to your lifestyle and allows sports enthusiasts to stay safe and healthy.

Remember the Pebble smartwatch? The wearable with the innovative and power saving e-paper display, the CES 2013 star and Kickstarter record setter? The one that now has its own appstore and has become a market leader with over 300,000 sold? Well, the Pebble is still very cool, very cutting edge and very popular. But it’s being joined by a new edition, the Pebble Steel. If you wanted the original Pebble but thought it was maybe just a little too funky to fit in with your business look, you’ll love the Pebble Steel with its more refined stainless steel case and thin profile look. Watch for the all new Pebble Steel soon at Best Buy.  

   Smartwatches are great for reading bit sized notifications an even text messages without needing to whip out one’s smartphone, tap the messaging app and scroll to the latest messages. Here are some smartwatches that do a great job of letting you read your text messages and even respond to them.

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.

Looking for a smartwatch that caters to golfers? Samsung's Golf Edition of the Galaxy Watch Active 2 has lots of features, but is it worth it?

From food and nutrition tracking to devices that help reduce screen time, here's all the innovative health tech at CES 2026.