Wearable Technology

If you know someone who has been working out at home, or who is just starting their home-based fitness journey, these gifts are perfect.

It took me ten seconds to open my Misfit Shine 2, ten minutes to set it up and fully customize it, and ten hours to fall completely, utterly in love with it.  

In the past year the wearable tech market has really exploded. From Bluetooth rings to Smart Eyelashes we’ve seen them all, but there’s nowhere it’s been more dominant than in the fitness category. To improve your heath and keep yourself accountable, you just can’t go wrong with a fitness band, and the latest band out of Garmin will track to improve your sleep and monitor your heart during fitness activities too.   Garmin has entered the fitness ring with the Garmin vivofit, available now at Best Buy.

Just about everyone wants to shed a couple pounds. The QardioBase 2 gives a body composition weight breakdown between fat, muscle, water, and bone density.

TCL announced new TVs, smartphones, appliances, and brand new AR glasses that are multi-focal displays with features like auto-translate.

Jumping rope is an efficient ways to burn calories and stay fit. A jump rope with a built-in fitness tracker may just be the fitness tech you're looking for.

The ‘TH24/7 YOU’ smartwatch collection includes men’s and women’s watches with "smart" digital features that celebrate individuality. Compatible with both Android and iPhones.

Working out at home can get the ball rolling and ensure you stick to your resolutions, you just need the right devices to keep motivated.

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses will have new AI-driven tools enabling them to do what you tell them through voice commands.

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