Wearables News

They may look like normal true wireless earbuds, but the Signia Active do more than stream music. They also enhance your hearing in noisy environments.

The Fitbit Luxe is the latest health and wellness tracker from Fitbit designed with style, comfort, and utility in mind.

Casio has announced a new special-edition version of the recently released Frogman dive watch, this time teaming up with the U.K.'s Royal Navy.

Mobvoi's new $80 TicWatch GTH has an Apple Watch-like design, and an array of health-related sensors, but don't expect it to be a medical-grade device.

The Myzone MZ-Switch is a fitness wearable which can be worn on your wrist, arm, or chest, and uses either a PPG or an ECG heart rate sensor for accuracy.

Fitbit hasunveiled the Ace 3, the third generation of its fitness tracker for kids to help them lead a healthier lifestyle through the use of games.

Razer has jumped aboard the audio smartglasses trend with the Razer Anzu. It has done so in an interesting way, by making the glasses suitable for more people.

The Omne Eternal cycling helmet uses special solar cells to keep an LED light charged up, and wear sensors to activate the light when you put the helmet on.

The Garmin Enduro tracks your vital stats and keeps you connected, even far off the grid.

Some Apple Watch owners are having trouble charging their device after it enters the Power Reserve mode, and now Apple is offering free repairs in some cases.

There's a hot trend of adding speakers to a pair of sunglasses or spectacles to create "smartglasses," but the products don't live up to expectations.

H. Moser & Cie's Swiss Alp watch has been the true anti-Apple Watch, and the final version adds in some even cheekier swipes at the tech industry.

Heart disease is the silent killer, but the Aktiia Blood Pressure Monitor gives you a tool in the fight that helps you track your blood pressure at all times.

The Fossil Gen 5 LTE smartwatch may only be available on Verizon in the U.S. at the moment, but there are plans to change this over the next six months.

Biometric company Valencell says it can measure your blood pressure from your wrists and fingers and ears with PPGs, truly transforming our wearable devices.

Why settle for bifocals when you could be wearing glasses that can be refocused to suit the situation? That's the idea behind Voy eyeglasses.

At CES 2021, Wondercise announced that the new Motion Match exercise-tracking system can use three points to measure exercise form.

Fossil launched the Gen 5 LTE smartwatch, its first with a cellular connection, meaning you don't have to have your phone with you to make and receive calls.

Petpuls' new A.I.-powered smart collar claims to distinguish between different types of barks that your dog makes to tell you how it feels.

AirPop has made face masks for years, and now has a smart version that connects to your phone to monitor the air around you and the way you breathe.

Casio has chosen an unusual red finish, created using an ion-plating process, for its newest metal B5000 series watch. The striking model also has Bluetooth.

The latest G-Shock MGT-B2000 watch adds another helpful, easy-to-use feature to its Bluetooth connection, and gains a stunning new design at the same time.