Wearable Technology

ASUS Zenwatch 3 is unlike any smartwatch I've tried yet. Although it looks like a classy timepiece, it's a high-powered smartwatch with features to spare.

Vega Sport Protein is a versatile, protein-heavy nutritional supplement that'll help you recover from even the toughest of workouts. Here's how to turn it into fudgey goodness in under 20 minutes.

The Fitbit Air with a Google Health Premium subscription keeps you on top of health and activity, and provides AI-driven insights.

Golf can be a frustrating game.  Why not get all the help you can, by grabbing some new golf technology? Garmin has just released three new golfing gadgets that can help you keep track of your game and make improvements too. From a swing sensor, to the score tracking abilities of a sleek golf watch, help for your game is as close as your wrist and your smartphone.

Fitbit Ace 3 is a kid's activity tracker that tracks all-day activity. It motivates your child to move, tracks sleep, and has up to 8 days of battery life.

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.

If you can get an extra lift from an exoskeleton, would you consider wearing one to help restore some physical movement?

Never before has fitness been so influenced by and connected to technology. From fitness trackers to heart rate monitors to apps galore, there’s no shortage of tools available to help you sweat your way to your best self. But what if I told you there was a new virtual simulator service you can use with certain brands of cardio equipment that will take your workout to the next level? Well there is. It’s called iFit and it is all sorts of awesome.

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