Smart Watch

[ad_1] The newly announced Atari 2600 My Play Smartwatch is basically a tribute to the golden age of gaming, something for those nostalgic about the 1970s. You may not be old enough to remember those early consoles, unfortunately some of us are. And it was a great and exciting time. Computers were something new back […]

[ad_1] Pebble is finally back, and this time, it’s not just rumours or nostalgia-fueled wishful thinking. The brand that helped define e-paper smartwatches has announced two new models: the Core 2 Duo and the Core Time 2. If you’ve been following the recent buzz about Pebble’s possible return, this is the moment you have been

[ad_1] Zepp Health is getting ready to launch the Bip 6, but even though it was recently teased at an event in late February, it’s not available for purchase just yet. A European release seems right around the corner, but there’s no news on when it might land in the US. In the meantime, we’ve

[ad_1] Huawei’s Watch Fit 4 is getting closer to launch, and the latest certifications pretty much confirm it’s just about ready to go. The smartwatch has popped up in a few official databases, which usually means it’s in the final stretch before hitting the shelves. Our guess it we will see it around May, one

[ad_1] Amazfit Active 2 has just received a firmware upgrade that unexpectedly adds offline music storage. The official notes don’t mention this feature, but after installing version 6.0.8.4, the option to store music locally is now available. A logical addition This update makes a lot of sense. The Active 2 already has the ability to

[ad_1] Oppo is gearing up to launch a smaller smartwatch, the Watch X2 Mini, which is expected to feature a 42mm case. There’s also speculation that this device could end up under the OnePlus brand, possibly as a mini version of the OnePlus Watch 3. A smaller smartwatch for smaller wrists As its name implies,

[ad_1] I recently got my hands on both the Redmi Watch 5 and the Xiaomi Smart Band 9 Pro. At first, they seemed pretty similar. Both are part of Xiaomi’s lineup, both track fitness, and both have some overlapping features. But after using them for a while, it became clear they’re going for different things.

[ad_1] Zepp Health’s Active 2 and T-Rex 3 may share the same brand, but they are very different. One is a sleek, everyday smartwatch, while the other is a rugged device built for extreme conditions. Having tested both extensively, here are the six biggest differences, along with my impressions from real-world use. Links to my

[ad_1] Huawei’s next smart timepiece is on the horizon. The Watch 5 has appeared in a certification database, a move that usually signals final preparations before an official reveal. The listing was found in the UAE’s Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) database. This marks the first public certification appearance for the device, confirming

[ad_1] You don’t have to wait for WHOOP‘s official VO2 Max feature to roll out. Turns out, you can already check it through Whoop Coach. The AI assistant inside the app provides VO2 Max estimates, tracks how it changes over time, and even suggests workouts to improve it. We wrote yesterday about the company’s Vo2