Reviews

The Garmin Epix might be the king of smart fitness watches, delivering more health metrics and detailed information than any other device.

I've revisited the Apple Watch Series 6, and am shocked to discover just how drastically different it is from other smartwatches that work with the iPhone.

The Casio Pro Trek PRT-B50 connected watch is great for weekend hikers and outdoorsy people, and while it's not a full smartwatch, it makes the most of the connection to your phone.

If you want a watch with in-depth fitness tracking, then the Polar Ignite is worth considering, but it may not be the best choice for a casual user.

The DokiPal smartwatch for kids is a feature-packed wearable that allows you to track and stay in touch with your children. It boasts support for LTE, video calls, and has its own voice assistant, but it's expensive and we had issues.

The Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 4 is one of the best value sport-tech products available, and one of the only fitness bands you should consider buying. It costs a lot less than similar wearables from the big-names, but does just as much.

If you want to keep tabs on your kids, but feel they are a bit young for a first smartphone, then the Xplora 3S kids smartwatch might be exactly what you need. We tested it out with a discerning seven year-old to find out what it's like.

We tried out the Vuzix Blade to find out if it’s worth shelling out $1,000 for smartglasses. Are these augmented reality, Android-powered glasses really ready for primetime or just an expensive gimmick that no one really needs?

Casio has proved that not all connected watches have to be complicated, or have poorly designed apps, with its G-Steel GST-B100XA watch. We've been wearing it to see if it's worth the $600 price.

Get past the fact you’ll be in bed with a sensor on your forehead, and the Beddr SleepTuner may be the first step in curing your sleep problems and improving your overall health.

The Fossil Q Neely is small, but this beautiful watch comes with a variety of smart functions. Track your activity, receive alerts, and calculate your commute time, all while wearing a chic-looking timepiece.

Does adding Bluetooth connectivity to a watch turn it into a smartwatch? The Casio G-Shock GPW-2000 Gravitymaster connects to an app on your phone, but doesn’t track fitness or deliver notifications. We test it out to see if it’s still a smartwatch, or something different.

Don’t want to charge your smartwatch anymore? The Matrix PowerWatch doesn’t need a charger because it uses your body heat to stay alive. We put the device to the test in our Matrix PowerWatch review.

The MyKronoz ZeTime Hybrid Smartwatch aims to provide all the features of a smartwatch, while maintaining the mechanical hands and better battery life found on a hybrid watch. Our ZeTime Hybrid Smartwatch review finds the watch falls short.

The Apple Watch and the iPhone go together perfectly, so why not get a portable charger than also complements the two devices. UGreen’s 2-in-1 portable Apple charger will charge your iPhone and Apple Watch up together, or individually, in a very convenient package. We’ve tried it out.

A wearable device that promises to relax you in just 10 minutes, that can be used anywhere, and at any time? Sign us up! That’s the pitch for the Thync Relax Pro, and we’ve been trying it out to see if it lives up to these exciting claims.

Eyewear-maker Jins has come up with a versatile solution to keeping our eyes protected against sunlight, and blue light emitted by our smartphones, while also look cool and having the right prescription lenses to stop us bumping into things. They’re called Frontswitch, and we’ve been wearing a pair.

Montblanc, the luxury goods company best known for its pens, has launched its first Android Wear smartwatch. It's called the Summit, and like most mountains, it's really rather large. We've tried it out.

We wear a fitness tracker and although it collects plenty of data, it doesn't always tell us what to do with it. The Veldt Luxture, a hybrid smartwatch, may change all that with its innovative Life Rhythm feature.

Tag Heuer's luxury world of Swiss watches and the high-tech smarts of Intel have come together in the new Connected Modular 45 smartwatch, and you better believe the hype; this is a real Swiss smartwatch through and through.

The world of hybrid smartwatches is getting bigger, as more people realize they can combine classic watch style with some smart functionality. We've tried on newcomer Kronaby's range at Baselworld 2017.

With plenty of experience in the world of smart wearables, Guess has finally launched its first full smartwatch -- the Guess Connect Touch with Android Wear 2.0. Guess's fashion brand know-how means there are plenty of styles for men and women.

If youre going to talk to yourself, you might as well remember what you're saying. A new wearable wants to help you do just that. Meet the Senstone, a piece of jewelry that combines form and function.

Casio joined the Android Wear family last year with the WSD-F10, a smartwatch that distinguished itself with a focus on outdoor features. At CES, the company has now unveiled the WSD-F20, which improves on its predecessor by adding GPS functionality.

Ever wished you didn't lose concentration, and were more focused? Sunglass brand Smith and brain-sensing experts Muse have created a pair of EEG-equipped sunglasses to help achieve that focused state on demand.

The Apple Watch has come a long way since it was introduced, and WatchOS 3 brings some great improvements to the device. To name a few: New watch faces like Minnie Mouse, handwritten replies, reminders to Breathe, and faster apps. We go hands on.

Thync, the sci-fi mind-altering wearable, is back with a new design and more focused functionality -- this time concentrating on de-stressing your mind. We've tried out a prototype to see if it works.

Philips has finally put its Health Watch, and associated smart health devices, on sale to help you reach your lifestyle goals. However, it's the future of the connected app that really excites, but it's benefits are still some time away.

Fossil got its feet wet in wearable tech with the Q Founder, and now it has two more smartwatches for us, the Q Marshal and the Q Wander. We go hands on with these two gorgeous Android Wear smartwatches.

Wish Star Trek was real life? Orion has released the Onyx, a digital communications device that sends and receives audio at the touch of a button.

Samsung’s first Gear Fit left a lot to be desired, but its second-generation Gear Fit 2 looks like a winner. Is it good enough to take on the Fitbit?

Android Wear 2.0 is much slicker, cleaner, and smarter than before. The new design includes a darker color palette, complications on watch faces, stand-alone apps, and more. Here's our hands on.

The Nex Band is a modular wrist band which has software "Hacks" to control your smart home with a tap on the swappable "Mods," and is now available to pre-order through an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign.

Haier made a smartwatch with a fully round screen in a stainless steel casing that runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow. It has a user interface on top that makes it seem like Android Wear. We go hands on to examine it.

There are plenty of separate iPhone and Apple Watch charging docks out there, but Belkin’s new Charge Dock combines the two in a space-saving, minimalist package.

The latest fitness watch from TomTom enables you to workout with music, but leave your smartphone at home. It also has a heart rate sensor and GPS functionality. Find out more in our hands on look.

We've parsed through Apple Watch reviews from major publications to highlight the best - and worst - of Apple's new wearable. What do the experts think? Find out.

Alcatel has announced the Watch smartwatch. It has a budget price tag, attractive looks, and a handy charging system, but the user experience isn't comparable to Android Wear smartwatches.

How do you make a new smart watch standout in an increasingly crowded market? Give it an unusual feature -- or in the case of the U Band, a few of them.

The Apple Watch doesn't have everyone starry eyed. Early hands-on reviews talk about the interface, looks, and feel of the Watch on their wrists.

The Apple Watch isn't here yet, but early previews of apps for the device show us how Apple's first wearable will work. Location-based data will make Watch apps contextually aware, and theoretically, more useful.

Sensoria wants to bring high-tech sensors to fitness gear. Now, the company has added a pair of smart socks to its line up of fitness apparel, which already includes a shirt and sports bra.

Digital Trends has an exclusive first look at the HealBe’s GoBe calorie-counting wristband. Here, we explain how it works, the science behind it, and everything else we've learned so far.