We tested wearable fitness trackers across lifting, endurance, sleep, and recovery. These were worth the money

From strength training to sleep and recovery, these wearables stood out for turning raw data into useful action.

I let the new Oura Ring monitor me for a month —it caught 3 major gaps in my health

By tracking biometrics like temperature, respiratory rate and heart rate, the Oura Ring can catch early signs of physical ...

Anker put a screen on its smallest 45W charger

Anker has announced three new charging solutions at CES 2026 including an update to its compact Nano Charger. For the first ...
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Garmin Users No Longer Need a Separate App to Track Their Calories and Macros

If you already use Garmin Connect Plus to track your workouts and health metrics, you can now do the same for your calories, ...

This egg-shaped gadget aims to demystify hormones… with pee

Your urine can tell you a lot about your reproductive health hormones. Unfortunately, at-home testing can be cumbersome, ...

This 3-in-1 USB-C cable is the one thing I refuse to travel without now - here's why

The ChubbyCable is built like a tank. It's 4.1 feet long and made of a soft, tangle-free, siliconized material that feels more like a high-end audio cable. According to the manufacturer, the cable is ...