I want a Fitbit Ring, dang it ...

The Fitbit Air has taken the wearable market by storm, selling out at many retailers and arguably kicking off a new trend of ...

Wearable fitness tech like the Fitbit and the Pixel Watch are both viable options, but you do need to consider longevity if ...

The sleep tracking is excellent, and I’m embarrassed to admit I love Google's AI coach. But the faceless design isn't for everyone.

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FITNESS TRACKERS HAVE become more sophisticated than ever, but they’re also getting a bit complicated. There are more sensors, more notifications, more monthly payments, and more data to make sense of ...

The best fitness trackers don’t always need to do the full-blown job of mapping a mountain route or pacing a marathon. Sometimes, what you really need is a simple device that keeps an eye on your ...

The Editors' Choice award-winning Fitbit Ultra is one of the best fitness-tracking gadgets available in an increasingly crowded market, but rather than resting on its laurels and letting its ...

The new Flex and Charge devices are the first product updates from Fitbit in a while. The company introduced the two new fitness trackers yesterday. They’re designed to be more comfortable to wear and ...

We tested a lot of different wearables for this guide, and a lot of Mashable team members use these devices on a daily basis.

Overall this model was somewhat easy to use, somewhat accurate for counting steps, and very good at measuring heart-rate accuracy. With recent version iPhones, our experts found it very easy to pair, ...

The WHOOP Life activity tracker requires a subscription to use, and this comes with your first 12 months free. After that, the price is $360 per year.