Tag: smartwatch
REVIEW | Gadgets of the year 2023 – Fun gadgets
Innovations kept coming in 2023, and drives my choice of the year’s best fun gadgets. The best of the year’s gadgets that made life more convenient, enjoyable and manageable are selected.
REVIEW | Garmin’s Fēnix 7S Sapphire Solar
An active smartwatch that automatically charges in sunlight is a boon for outdoor enthusiasts. Garmin’s Fēnix 7S Sapphire Solar takes multisport smartwatch performance to a new level, with a combination of astonishing battery life and solar charging.
REVIEW | Fitbit Versa 2 Smart Tracker
Fitbit's latest Versa 2 builds on the solid base of their last model. The wearable market has stabilised as competition faded in the past few years and Fitbit have been one of the few to stay true to simple easy to use, yet highly versatile wearables.
REVIEW | Fitbit Versa Lite
Keeping fit is a never-ending pursuit, and tracking your fitness has become a national sport. Fitbit has lightened the Versa launched last year, and the new Versa Lite may be the smart device you are looking for. Steven Ambrose goes running gyming and swimming to test out the new Versa Lite
REVIEW | Fitbit Charge 3 the smart tracker
The Fitbit Charge 3 is the latest health tracker from Fitbit. It's more than a simple activity tracker and less than a fully features smartwatch. Fitbit likes to call the new Charge 3 a smart Tracker. Steven Ambrose takes the new Fitbit Charge 3 out on runs and to the gym to see how smart it is.
REVIEW | Fitbit Versa
Staying fit has become a bit of a national obsession, and in this digital age, if you can’t record it, you can’t track it. Fitbit is regarded as the leader in fitness monitoring wearables, and with the release of the Versa, their latest device Fitbit are hoping that the Versa may be the one that cracks the smartwatch code.
REVIEW: Fitbit ionic smartwatch
Fitbit have released their latest device and it is a fully-fledged smartwatch offering. The Fitbit Ionic is a clean, classic looking device focusing on health and sport with some unique features. Steven Ambrose runs swims and trains to see what the Fitbit ionic can do.
