Wearable technology
Marathon training: should you trust your fitness tracker?
The London Marathon is this weekend, when around 50,000 entrants will be hitting the streets of the capital after months of training. If you’re inspired enough to start training for next...
The latest smartwatches of 2017 – Baselworld highlights
Baselworld 2017 – the watch and jewellery trade show – saw a slew of Android Wear smartwatches from traditional watch makers and designers such as Armani, Diesel, Fossil and Guess....
Withings is changing its name to Nokia
Withings fitness trackers, smartwatches and connected health devices will be rebranded as Nokia, and a new Health Mate app will launch in summer 2017
Best GPS watches for hiking this spring
It's officially spring - time to get outdoors. Take a GPS or fitness watch with you - see our pick of the best, including from Garmin and Samsung.
LG and Huawei treat fitness fans to new wearables
Wearables have landed on the show floor at MWC 2017, with the LG Watch Style, Watch Sport and Huawei Watch 2 all featuring. Find out more here.
Five reasons not to trust your fitness tracker
Our rigorous lab tests prove you can’t always rely on your fitness tracker to show accurate distance, heart rate and calorie-burn data so choose carefully.
Fitness tracker tests reveal best and worst ever
The latest Which? testing reveals the best and worst-scoring fitness tracker models we've seen so far.
Vitality’s Apple Watch 2 deal – is it worth it?
Health insurer Vitality is offering customers a £69 Apple Watch 2, but you’ll have to earn the reward by collecting enough activity points.
New test results show some fitness trackers are consistently inaccurate
Which? reveals test results of 10 fitness trackers, including models from Fitbit, Garmin, Microsoft and Withings.
Which? tries out Garmin golf GPS watch
Could a golf watch be the key to slashing shots off your scorecard? Which? gives its first look verdict on the Garmin Approach S20 golf GPS watch.