Wearables are anything and everything mobile that's moved from a more traditional phone to something you wear on your body. Maybe it's a watch. Or glasses. Or something built into clothing. Or in your shoe or sock. And, yes, even in your underwear.
There's really no limit to what a wearable can be, so long as it's somewhere on your person. For more on wearables, see:
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Keeping track of your fitness isn't hard, especially with the right tools on your side. Combine that with Google Fit, and you'll be a pro in no time.
If you've been on the fence about buying a wearable due to the cost, Black Friday is the perfect time to score an unbeatable deal on a fitness tracker.
Wear OS is getting a bright spotlight put on it this year with its overhaul. Samsung is officially releasing the first smartwatch running the new software, with Google rumored to have its own Pixel Watch in the works. Let's dig through the leaks to see what we can find out about Google's first smartwatch.
Need help deciding between Apple Fitness+ and Fitbit Premium for your premium fitness app? We've got the details.
Fossil improved just about every nagging hardware issue with the Gen 6, crafting a beautiful smartwatch with great battery life. Wear OS 2 still holds the hardware back, though, and that makes it more difficult to appreciate the improvements Fossil has made.
While many hoped that Google might launch a Pixel Watch alongside its upcoming flagships, the device apparently won't arrive just yet.
OnePlus has launched a special version of its first smartwatch for Harry Potter fans. The new OnePlus Watch Harry Potter Limited Edition will go on sale in India from October 21 for ₹16,999 (about $226).
We're all tired of Google internally testing smartwatches and then never releasing one. The Pixel ecosystem is prime for a smartwatch and now that Wear OS got some much-needed attention, so is the software. Do it now Google.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic and Apple Watch Series 7 have a lot in common, but there are a few key differences that will help you pick the right one for your needs.
The AC team tests dozens of fitness watches, bands, and apps every year. But which ones do they actually use when they're not reviewing products? There are their favorite fitness devices out of everything they've tried thus far.
Anker announces its first audio glasses with detachable frames and four speakers for "spacious surround sound."
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Apple Watch Series 7 are just about tied in terms of features. So we're here to help you pick the right one for your needs.
The elephant in the room for nearly all smartwatches in 2021 is the lack of Wear OS 3. But despite that, the TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra is a fantastic watch that makes solid improvements over its predecessor. Plus, it'll get Wear OS 3 in 2022.
Fitbit Premium enhances the Fitbit app with guided workout programs, detailed health insights, and more. There's a lot on offer, but is it worth it?
The YouTube Music app is officially coming to more Wear OS smartwatches outside the Galaxy Watch 4.