Here’s the right wearable tech for you, depending on your workout activity and desired data Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Ashley Mateo is a contributor to Buy Side and an expert on ...

Putting on a fitness tracker feels like flipping the switch on a healthier, more active life. With every second of a workout tracked, every beat of your heart measured, and every toss and turn counted ...

The $100 Amazfit Active 2 can’t be as good as the $1,100 Garmin Fenix 8, right? I tested both for over a month to find out.

Wear OS smartwatches all come with solid activity tracking features, but if you're serious about keeping an eye on workout data or you just don't value access to the Play Store, a dedicated fitness ...

Fitbit smartwatches and trackers are little powerhouses for those looking to improve their health and fitness levels. These devices track several activities, from running to swimming (if your Fitbit ...

Counting your steps and tracking your sleep is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to fitness trackers. Today’s high-end devices are darn close to Star Trek tricorders, capable of not only monitoring ...

Back in the mid 2010s, fitness trackers were simple bands that quietly logged your steps, sleep, and calories burned – with no buzzing notifications or bright displays to tempt you away from the ...

Measuring our health data with wearable tech is more popular than ever. But a doctor said a lot of products make money from ...