When you hear the word "wearable," there's a good chance you think of a wristband, probably one that tracks your activity. Ever since Nike launched the FuelBand, your lower arm has become the main focus for fitness tech. Already the rot is setting in, though. Nike is rumored to be leaving the game completely (even if ...
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The Fitbit Surge is the company's first true sports tracking wearable aimed at those who love running, cycling and working out. Fitbit has described the Surge as its “most advanced tracker to date", and withoptical heart rate sensing and GPS built-in, it's more than a match for sports watches from likes of Garmin ...
Anyone considering buying a fitness tracker this Christmas will certainly have their eye caught by the Misfit Flash. An update to the existing Misfit Shine, it offers all the same functionality but at just $50 it's nearly half the price. But is this the best cheap fitness tracker to buy this Christmas, or is it ...
We take Withings’ cheaper fitness hybrid for a spin to see if the savings pay off. Wearables need to be wearable. That’s the ethos at Withings, the French company following up the gorgeous looking Swiss-made Activité with its cheaper offspring, the Activité Pop. At £119 / $150, the Pop is an iPhone ...
The Jawbone UP3 is arguably the highest profile fitness tracker so far. That's partly due to the bold claims by its makers about just how advanced the tech on board the sensor-laden wearable is, but mostly because Jawbone made such a public mess of its global launch. Jawbone had big ambitions to create a waterproof ...
The $99.95 Fitbit Flex is the newest personal fitness tracker in the company's lineup. While the Flex isn't without some flaws, the gadget is the most complete product of its kind you can buy. It can track steps taken, sleep quality, and it syncs data wirelessly with PCs and Macs automatically. Comfortable to wear, ...
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