Wearables

We've tested dozens of smartwatches to help you find the best one, whether you're an iPhone or Android user.

After putting 47 fitness trackers through their paces—on the move and at rest—we recommend the reliable, easy-to-use Fitbit Inspire 3.

A dependable GPS running watch provides training-enhancing data. After putting thousands of miles on 37 different watches we recommend the Coros Pace 3.

The Oura Ring is a wearable tracker that collects tons of data about your body and sleep. Here’s what you should know if you’re considering it.

After living and snoozing with five sleep trackers, we found that the Oura Ring Gen3 offers the best combination of accessible data, useful guidance, and comfort.

Smartwatches offer a good way to wrangle notifications and track activity. We have picks for all types of Android users.

The Apple Watch Series 9 is the best smartwatch for most people, but Apple also has cheaper and more expensive options.

Apple announced new iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods models at its annual fall event.

Apple Watch bands can be expensive, but you don’t need to spend a fortune on an everyday watch strap—or even a nice leather one.

The Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 are being pulled from Apple store shelves on Christmas Eve.

These medical alert systems provide on-call emergency support for older adults and anyone else in need.

Using the wrong cleaning products could ruin your hard-working wrist computer and its bands. Here’s how to do it right.

Traditional hearing aids can be expensive and inconvenient. But lower-priced, over-the-counter hearing aids are coming soon.

Several studies have touted the ability of sleep and fitness trackers to detect COVID-19 and other illnesses. But there are caveats.

If your fitness goals feel out of reach right now, an activity tracker could help you get back on course by reminding you to move.