Product Test • 22/01/2026 Garmin Fēnix 7 Pro Review: Reliable Companion for Outdoor Enthusiasts ★★★★★ ★★★★★
Advanced Health & Fitness Trackers • 28/05/2026 RingConn Gen 3 brings haptic alerts to smart rings before Oura or Samsung could In-depth look at the RingConn Gen 3 smart ring, its new haptic vibration alerts, wellness-focused blood pressure trend estimates, battery life, materials, app experience and how it compares with Oura, Samsung Galaxy Ring and wrist-based fitness trackers.
Product Test • 26/05/2026 Ultrahuman Ring AIR Review: a solid smart ring if you’re serious about tracking, not about gadgets ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Ultrahuman Ring AIR is a solid choice if you care mainly about sleep, recovery and all-day health tracking and you’re tired of wearing a watch 24/7. The form factor is comfortable once you’ve nailed the size, the titanium build holds up to daily life, and the app gives clear, useful insights wit... by Simone Carlin
Product Test • 26/05/2026 Polar Grit X2 Pro Titan Review: a serious training tool disguised as a rugged smartwatch ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a few weeks with the Polar Grit X2 Pro Titan, my conclusion is pretty clear: it’s a serious sports and outdoor watch that happens to do some smartwatch things, not the other way around. The strong points are the accurate dual-frequency GPS, reliable heart rate for steady efforts, long battery... by Mara Berenson
Product Test • 26/05/2026 COROS VERTIX 2S Review: the ultra-endurance watch that finally lets you forget the charger ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The COROS VERTIX 2S is basically a serious tool for people who actually spend time outdoors and do long sessions, not a lifestyle gadget. The big strengths are clear: the battery life is on another level, the dual-frequency GPS is reliable even in tricky areas, and the build is tough enough to handl... by Mara Berenson
Product Test • 26/05/2026 COROS PACE Pro Review: a no-nonsense GPS watch with serious battery and training tools ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The COROS PACE Pro is a straightforward training watch that focuses on the basics: accurate GPS, long battery life, and useful training tools. In daily use, it’s light, comfortable, and easy to read, with a bright AMOLED display that stays visible in sun and dark. The battery is the main highlight —... by Malik Ndiaye
Product Test • 26/05/2026 Suunto 9 Baro Granite Blue Titanium Review: a serious training watch with a few rough edges ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Suunto 9 Baro Granite Blue Titanium is a serious sports watch aimed at people who care more about reliable tracking and long battery than apps and fancy smartwatch tricks. In real use, it delivers on the key points: good GPS, useful barometric altitude, strong multi-sport support and a battery t... by Lena Grayson
Advanced Health & Fitness Trackers • 26/05/2026 Ultrahuman's Ring Pro just launched and it makes Oura look expensive In-depth Ultrahuman Ring Pro review covering price, hardware, battery life, Jade AI insights, Kickstarter risk and how it compares with Oura, with clear sourcing of manufacturer claims and notes on validation.
GPS Fitness Trackers • 19/05/2026 Best fitness tracker for running in 2026: GPS accuracy, HR zones and battery under real miles Clear, expert guide to choosing the best fitness tracker for running, comparing GPS accuracy, heart rate, battery life and comfort across Garmin, Apple, Coros and Suunto.
Product Test • 13/05/2026 Withings ScanWatch Nova Review: a dressy health watch that doesn’t try to be an Apple Watch ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Withings ScanWatch Nova is a solid hybrid watch for people who want health tracking without wearing a mini phone on their wrist. It looks like a normal stainless steel diver, lasts around two weeks per charge with full tracking on, and plugs into a very clear and well‑designed app. Step... by Diego Hernandez
Advanced Health & Fitness Trackers • 11/05/2026 AI coaching on your wrist: genuine health insight or a glorified push notification? Learn how AI-powered fitness coaching wearables like Garmin, Apple Watch, Fitbit, and Pixel Watch really work, where they fall short, and how data, privacy, and training habits affect the value you get from smart coaching.
Advanced Health & Fitness Trackers • 07/05/2026 Smart rings promised a wearable revolution: here's why most of them won't survive Analysis of the smart ring market 2026, covering Oura vs Samsung patents, regional growth, subscription models, and why sleep tracking rings will dominate recovery rather than full fitness. by Séraphin Dubois-Martin
Basic Activity Trackers • 27/04/2026 Google's Fitbit Air just leaked: what a screenless tracker changes for everyday buyers Explore the rumored Fitbit Air screenless tracker, how it compares with Whoop and Garmin Cirqa, what a possible Fitbit Premium subscription could mean, and whether a screen-free health band suits your everyday life. by Lena Grayson
Comparison • 16/04/2026 Top Fitness trackers for hiking Learn how to choose the best fitness tracker or GPS hiking watch, with sourced battery life data, comfort and display tips, and clear guidance on which models suit day hikes, backpacking trips, and thru-hikes. by Lena Grayson
Garmin Instinct 2X Solar Tactical Review: a tough GPS watch that’s all about battery and function Product Test • 16/04/2026 Garmin Instinct 2X Solar Tactical Review: a tough GPS watch that’s all about battery and function ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Garmin Instinct 2X Solar Tactical is a no‑nonsense, tough GPS watch that focuses on battery life and reliability more than style or flashy tech. After using it daily, what stands out is how little you think about charging and how relaxed you feel about scratching or bumping it. GPS tracking, hea... by Lena Grayson
Advanced Health & Fitness Trackers • 10/04/2026 Refined fitness watches for men who take training seriously In depth guide to fitness watches for men, covering GPS, heart rate, battery life, water resistance, prices and key models like Garmin and Coros. by Anouk Valle-López
Product Test • 22/03/2026 Garmin Vivosmart 5 Review: a no-nonsense health band that focuses on data, not flash ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Garmin Vivosmart 5 is a no-frills health tracker that focuses on delivering solid data rather than impressing you with fancy design or smart features. It’s comfortable, light, and easy to wear 24/7, and the combination of heart rate, stress, body battery, and sleep tracking gives you a pretty cl... by Mara Berenson
Product Test • 22/03/2026 Garmin Vivosmart 5 Review: a no-nonsense health band that focuses on data, not bells and whistles ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After living with the Garmin Vivosmart 5 for a while, my take is pretty clear: it’s a straightforward, health-focused band that does its job well, but doesn’t try to impress you with flashy features. The tracking for heart rate, stress, Body Battery, and sleep is solid, and the Garmin Connect app gi... by Kai-Lee Chang
Product Test • 22/03/2026 RingConn Gen 2 Air Review: the ultra-thin smart ring that finally feels like a normal ring ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the RingConn Gen 2 Air is a solid smart ring for everyday health tracking, especially if you’re sick of subscriptions and don’t want a chunky watch on your wrist all the time. It’s light, low-profile, and comfortable enough to wear 24/7 once you sort out the sizing. Sleep tracking, resting... by Malik Ndiaye
Product Test • 22/03/2026 ULTRAHUMAN Ring AIR Review: a no-subscription smart ring that actually focuses on sleep and recovery ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Ultrahuman Ring AIR in Space Silver is a good fit if you’re mainly interested in sleep, recovery, and general health tracking without getting locked into a monthly subscription. It’s comfortable enough to wear 24/7 once you get the sizing right, the battery life is easy to live with (around 4–5... by Séraphin Dubois-Martin
Product Test • 22/03/2026 Samsung Galaxy Ring Review: a neat health tracker that feels half-finished and overpriced ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Ring is a nice idea with uneven execution. The hardware looks good, feels solid, and is more discreet than a smartwatch. Sleep tracking and general activity tracking work fine, and the Energy Score and Sleep Coaching features are mildly useful if you like having your heal... by Mara Berenson
