Reviews

After 8 months and 2,400 hours with the Forerunner 265, here is the honest verdict on whether the AMOLED jump from the 255 is worth the price and how the.

After 8 months and 5,800 hours with the Ultrahuman Ring Air, here is the truth about no-subscription smart rings, the 6-day battery, and whether this is the.

After 4 months and 1,100 hours with the TicWatch Pro 5, here is the truth about the dual-layer display, the 80-hour battery claim, and whether Mobvoi still.

After 7 months of continuous wear, the Fitbit Charge 6 is the fitness tracker I'd buy for any non-runner who wants serious data without spending serious.

After 6 months and 4,400 hours with the Samsung Galaxy Ring, here is the truth about Samsung's first smart ring, the no-subscription model, and whether the.

After 5 months and 3,600 hours on the wrist, the Pixel Watch 3 is the cleanest Wear OS experience you can buy in 2026. Here's how the new 45mm size, brighter.

After 8 months and 3,000 hours on the wrist, including a marathon, two half marathons, and a 50-mile training block, the COROS PACE 3 is the runner's watch I.

Apple's SE (2nd Gen) keeps the core Apple Watch experience at this price. No always-on display, no ECG, but the same fitness, notifications, and Siri as the.

After 4 months and 1,200 hours with the Suunto Race, here is the truth about the brand's return to form, the multi-band GPS, and the price makes Suunto.

After 7 months and 5,100 hours with the RingConn Smart Ring, here is the truth about the price smart ring with no subscription, the 7-day battery, and how it.