Latest Wellness Reviews
The Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro is an excellent sub-$100 smartwatch for tracking your workouts, sleep, and other metrics, and it's extremely comfortable too.
The Garmin Cirqa sits nicely between the $99 entry-level Fitbit Air and the serious/pro-athlete-oriented, subscription-mandatory Whoop 5.0, both in terms of price and specs.
The Asics Blazeblast combines the cushioned comfort of road running shoes like the Novablast with a thicker outsole that can handle gravel and dirt tracks.
The On Cloudboom Strike 2 is not as flat-out fast as some racing shoes, but it’s still rapid and has a stable and comfortable design that will suit many runners better for long events.
The Xiaomi Smart Band is an affordable way to track your fitness and health and is comfortable to wear 24/7.
'Understanding how your environment impacts your sleep is really where we're going' — Ozlo co-founder on the launch of new Sleepbuds 2
The Withings BodyScan 2 is an unashamedly premium 'longevity station' that gives you a dizzying amount of data to make the best lifestyle choices.
The Hoka Clifton Pro is a more energetic and fun shoe than the standard Clifton, and worth paying the $10 extra to get.
Shrunk by 40%, this is the smart ring to beat
Wearables that 'just' track your data will be left in the dust by the Muse S Athena. It uses real-time EEG biofeedback to actively improve your rest and recovery while you sleep, and it's the reason why I wake up full of energy now
