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Whoop Life is the highest tier of membership to the Whoop platform, and it does offer more data than the less expensive levels.

It's the second update in less than two months to address privacy concerns.

Speedo is offering up its own take on smart swimming goggles, but it won't offer feedback while you're in the water.

You can get a special Fitbit Air with a sleeping Pikachu design next month.

Pebble Time 2 is a smartwatch designed to push back against the trend, and it does so beautifully.

Luffu Link combines all day health sensing, voice logging, location awareness, and the ability to get help from trusted contacts into a single device, all without needing a phone nearby.

Tethered display glasses are truly practical face computers. They trade bulky spatial computing for simplicity: Plug in, recline, and get a massive screen right in front of your nose.

A whole bunch of smart watches are getting phased out this year. Is your watch on the list?

Our thoughts on Google's new smartwatch as it currently stands.

You probably use Bluetooth regularly, but different accessories call for different types of Bluetooth.

Samsung's newest party trick could actually help you improve your diet, and therefore your overall health.

AI notetaking hardware has taken off over the past couple of years, with credit-card-sized devices, pendants, pins, and even transcribing earbuds all promising to capture your meetings and turn them into summaries and action items. Now, a whole wave of wearables — rings especially — are betting people want to capture stray thoughts and ideas the same way. One of […]

Google says its new tools can act as an early warning system for diabetes.

Most of this year's updates for Google's Pixel Watch series aren't in the hardware.

The Pixel Tag, Pixel 11 and Pixel Watch 5 are here.

Come hang out with us as we liveblog Google's Pixel 11 launch today. Our comments (not DMs) are open.

Is Garmin's new option worth $100 more than the Fitbit Air?

Motorola's Moto Watch looks like a capable and affordable timepiece, but looks are deceiving.

Apple has a not-so-obvious heart rate feature that's worth checking out. Here's what it does and how to use it.

This burgeoning wearable tech lets you talk to an AI assistant, listen to music, or check out a display screen from the comfort of your very own face.