Between the recently launched Apple Watch Series 8 and Google’s long-awaited Google Pixel Watch (finally), smartwatches are all the rage. But if you’re not in the market to replace your current watch ...

Battery life: You want your device to keep up with you and your lifestyle, so battery life is key. There's nothing worse than finishing a workout and realizing that it wasn't tracked. Water resistance ...

In the game of fitness wearables, it’s hard to give everyone what they want. That’s why Garmin offers a seemingly endless array of watches, Apple currently sells no less than three Apple Watches, and ...

Kids love fitness trackers for the same reasons adults do—they encourage movement and activity in a way that feels rewarding and fun. It’s not always easy to get kids to meet physical activity ...

Reach your fitness goals for a healthier lifestyle with the assistance of wearable tech. Amazon and Walmart have deals on fitness trackers to start your new year off right without breaking the bank.

The sportswear giant has a new no-frills activity tracker more practical than it is powerful. The goal is to succeed not on the merits of what it can do, but on the clarity of what it's not. Nick ...

Here’s the right wearable tech for you, depending on your workout activity and desired data Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Ashley Mateo is a contributor to Buy Side and an expert on ...

Counting your steps and tracking your sleep is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to fitness trackers. Today’s high-end devices are darn close to Star Trek tricorders, capable of not only monitoring ...

The Inspire 3 comes with six months of Fitbit Premium ($9.99 per month or $79.99 a year), which offers access to 90-day health metric trend graphs and more than 1,000 video and audio workouts, plus ...

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If you grew up watching The Jetsons, you probably recall marveling at all their smart devices: video phones, robo-maids, smartwatches, and flying cars. Years later, we have access to a lot of that ...