Wearables

The RingConn Gen 2 is a subscription-free smart ring at $299 with sleep apnea monitoring, 12-day battery life, and 24/7 HRV and SpO2 tracking. It undercuts Oura while including a 150-day backup charging case.

The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is the most capable adventure smartwatch Apple has ever produced, with satellite communications and improved GPS, but its value depends heavily on whether you actually need its unique capabilities.

The Meta Ray-Ban Display adds in-lens displays and EMG neural band control to the formula that made the original Ray-Ban Meta a hit. At $499 plus prescription costs, are they worth it?

The Garmin Venu 4 finally bridges the gap between serious fitness tracking and everyday smartwatch elegance. After 6 weeks, it is the Garmin I recommend to everyone.

Smartwatch with Wear OS 6 and EMG gestures

The AR glasses that are actually usable. Best-in-class field of view makes virtual screens practical.

Samsung\s most advanced smartwatch yet. Impressive AI health features and competitive pricing make it a compelling Apple Watch alternative.

[Limited Stock - Alert] The ultimate multisport watch. Weeks of battery life, dive computer features, and tracking for every sport you can imagine.

[Limited Stock - Alert] The best Apple Watch for most people. Thinner design, larger display, and sleep apnea detection at a reasonable price.

Health tracking in the most discreet form factor possible. Perfect for those who hate wearing watches but want health insights.

Google's flagship with Tensor chip and Fitbit health integration.