Wearables: Buying Advice, Tips, and News

Upgrade your eyewear with glasses that can function as cameras, headphones, and AR displays. We've tested all the major models and have everything you need to know to pick the right smart glasses for you.

The officially licensed, bright blue wearable comes with a custom version of the classic game.

The Viture Beast raises the bar for prism display smart glasses with a brighter, wider, and more stable head-tracked virtual screen that feels like a portable ultrawide monitor, delivering top-tier immersion.

The Captify Pro smart glasses deliver accurate, easy-to-use live captioning in a minimalist design, but their limited features, short battery life, and high price make them hard to fully recommend.

The RayNeo Air 4 Pro smart glasses deliver bright, vibrant visuals and unbeatable value for the price, making them a great budget pick if you just want a simple wearable display.

Snag the Samsung Galaxy Watch7 right now, and take control of your overall well-being, with Galaxy AI-driven energy scores, heart rate precision, and over a $50 discount.

The next smartwatch from OnePlus is set to feature a 47mm face, a titanium design, and Wear OS 6 software.

Spring cleaning should also include your tech, so don't forget the device strapped to your wrist. Give your Apple Watch, Fitbit, or other wearable a good scrubbing, safely.

I spent a week trying Samsung's latest Galaxy Watch health feature—and while the numbers are decent, the experience isn't practical for most people.

The Gyurza-1's passive design aims to reduce injuries and fatigue and improve carrying endurance during physically demanding tasks.

Forget dictation. EEG sensors in Sabi's beanie can reportedly type out what you're thinking. Can it become a non-invasive alternative to Elon Musk's Neuralink?

The new screenless wearable has been teased, but a new leak shares its name and more details.

Pick up the Garmin Forerunner 165 smartwatch, and chase your personal record with a brilliant AMOLED display, adaptive training plans, recovery insights, and a 20% discount right now.

Luca de Meo, CEO of Gucci parent company Kering, says Android XR smart glasses from the luxury brand are on tap for 2027. Can it compete with the Ray-Ban and Oakley specs from Meta?

Torn between the Apple Watch Series 11, Ultra 3, and Watch SE 3? We've tested each one to help you find the perfect match for staying connected and crushing your fitness goals.

Apple is reportedly gearing up to offer software fixes for its smartwatches in-store rather than sending them away for repair.

If Apple wants its glasses to go mainstream, it should avoid the creepiest feature and double down on what actually improves daily life.

The Garmin Venu Sq 2 is a platform-agnostic smartwatch, making it perfect for those who don’t want to be locked into a single ecosystem. Grab it today for $100 less!

The glasses won’t feature an in-lens display, but they could compete with the standard Meta Ray-Ban glasses and be unveiled before the end of this year, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

The new device will use electronic sensors and monitors to analyze 'physiological data, bio-signals, and bodily behavior,' according to the patent filed in February.