Whether you like it or not, wearables are the future of mobile devices. Smartwatches and fitness trackers are getting so smart that some can even help detect and diagnose sleep apnea, hypertension, and other heart issues. There’s a wearable for every activity and style, so we’ve researched to help you find the best one to fit your lifestyle.
The Garmin Fenix 7 paired with the Garmin Connect app is one of the best one-two punches in multi-sport tracking wearables. Check out what they improved from the last model and some things they still need to get right.
Traditionally, the matchup of Apple Watch vs Garmin wasn't a tough decision if you considered your core needs in a wearable, but their latest flagship watches have blurred that line.
If budget-friendly, great battery life, and multi-sport modes are what you're looking for in a wearable, the Amazfit GTR 3 & GTS 3 are great options. See why ►
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series takes every great feature from earlier models and adds something never seen before on any smartwatch or fitness tracker.
Meet the new Apple Watch Series 6s ... I mean, Apple Watch Series 7. See why a few tiny improvements make day-to-day use easier and more enjoyable.
The Fitbit Charge 5 is the perfect middle ground between a basic fitness tracker and an all-out smartwatch. Here's why it should be your next wearable.
This Garmin Venu vs Venu 2 comparison shows you 2 main reasons why the Venu 2 is worth the upgrade.
See why the Garmin Venu 2 is the perfect option if you're looking for the best multi-sport tracking, plus some essential smartwatch perks!
The Withings Steel HR Sport gives you the best of both worlds. Besides the essentials, it even has some advanced biometrics tracking. But, what else?
If you like the style of fitness tracking bands, but you want the screen of a smartwatch, the Samsung Galaxy Fit 2 will definitely do the trick!
