Wearables
Your source for news and reviews of the latest wearable gadgets, including smartwatches, watches, headphones, fitness tech and other wearable technology
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Best Samsung Galaxy Watch Active deals for Amazon Prime Day and June 2021
The Active is a slim and stylish smartwatch for less than you might think.
By Alistair Charlton • Last updated
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Best Apple Watch bands: stylish straps to adorn your wrist
Want your Apple Watch to be more personal? Try these Apple Watch bands on for size
By Spencer Hart • Last updated
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Running watch: Suunto announces its "thinnest, smallest, and toughest" watch, the Suunto 9 Peak
Suunto 9 Peak can now update 'over the air' and features a titanium bezel, running heatmaps, 25 hours GPS battery life and more
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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Why Fitbit moving to Google Wear OS simultaneously fascinates me and fills me with dread
What does Fitbit running Google Wear OS mean for the future of its devices?
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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Forget Fitbit Luxe, this Fitbit Inspire 2 deal is MEGA cheap at Amazon right now
Save $$/££ with this cheap Fitbit Inspire 2 deal at Amazon/Best Buy, 1-year Fitbit Premium subscription included
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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Garmin Venu 2 fitness watch beefs up with muscle map graphics and expanded workout tracking
Garmin Venu 2 has longer battery life, dedicated HIIT workout profile, bright AMOLED screen and more
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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New Fitbit Luxe is Fitbit's thinnest touchscreen tracker to date – with added stress management features
The Luxe is Fitbit's new 'fashion-forward' fitness and wellness tracker with a 6-month Fitbit Premium access
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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New Casio G-SQUAD PRO is Casio's first running watch powered by Google's Wear OS
New Casio GSW-H1000 watch features a shock-resistant body, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, multi-system GPS, touchscreen and a range of sensors
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
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Fitbit Sense: you could be among the first people to try the new wellness feature
Fitbit Sense users in the U.S. who are at least 20 years old could participate in the month-long study
By Matt Kollat • Last updated
