Smart Watches

Ever missed a meeting because your fitness tracker just decided to snooze through your calendar reminder? We set up these smart gadgets to help us stay organized, but sometimes they seem to have a mind of their own. Suddenly, calendar alerts just stop showing up. It really makes you wonder—are these things actually helping, or

Watches used to just tell us the time—maybe remind us how late we’re running, if we were lucky. Now, smartwatches do everything except laundry (and honestly, we’re still waiting for that update). Add Alexa to the mix, and our wrists basically become tiny personal assistants. We can check the weather, set reminders, control smart lights,

Let’s be real: most of us picked up a fitness tracker to nudge ourselves toward better habits, not to start an endless itch fest on our wrists. Fitness tracker bands can bug our skin thanks to sweat, friction, trapped grime, or just wearing them way too tight. If you’ve ever ended a workout with more

Staying active should make us healthier, not just lighter in the wallet. That’s where budget fitness trackers step in. These little gadgets count our steps, track sleep, and sometimes even nudge us to stand up—without costing more than a week’s worth of sandwiches. With so many choices, we want to help you save your cash

We’ve all been there—smashing a finger against our fitness tracker and wondering if it’s secretly judging us for skipping leg day. Usually, our fitness tracker ignores touch because of a software glitch, moisture on the screen, or it just needs a simple reset. Sometimes, it just wants a quick nap (turning it off and on

We all love keeping tabs on our steps, heartbeats, and those late-night snack runs. But sometimes our fitness trackers just forget everything, like they’ve suddenly come down with amnesia. Fitness trackers lose data because of syncing problems, software bugs, or hardware hiccups. It’s maddening when our hard work vanishes, as if our long dog walks

So, you’re eyeing the Whoop club and wondering what the subscription will actually cost you. You’re not alone—untangling wearable prices is like sorting through a mess of holiday lights you swore you packed neatly last year. WHOOP subscriptions start at $25 a month for the basic plan, and go up to $40 a month for

We’ve all been there—sitting on the bus, trying to block out the world, and suddenly our Bluetooth headphones just aren’t loud enough. There’s nothing quite as frustrating as cranking the volume to max and still feeling like we’re listening through a pillow. If we want our Bluetooth headphones louder, we need to check the volume