Exercise Monitors

 T-Rex 3 brings premium features to rugged smartwatches for half the price of its rivals. Enjoy offline maps, a super-bright display, and 27-day battery.

The new Fitbit Versa 3 smartwatch gets some key feature upgrades and only a modest bump in price. 

HealBe GoBe3 tracks calories, hydration, stress levels, heart rate, sleep and more for you automatically so you can get a more complete picture of your health.

The Sleep Number 360 bed now tracks your heart and breath rate, movement, disturbances, and environment, and automatically adjusts for a better night's sleep.

Garmin’s vivosmart 4 measures your body’s overall activity and fitness level and lets you know if you should take it easy or go all out. 

Apple Watch Series 4 can perform an echocardiogram, warn you of an irregular heartbeat, detect falls — save your life.

Fitbit's new health and fitness smartwatch delivers just the features you need at a lower price.

The fashionable new Huawei Watch 2 Classic fits your lifestyle 24/7 —  easily moving from the gym to the boardroom to the beach.  

The Lumo Run measures your body movements during your runs to help improve your form and prevent injury. Here's how well it works. 

 Building on what was already a great fitness tracker, the Vivosmart 3 adds water resistance and gives wearers a closer look at their health data. 

This new smartwatch sports a touchscreen and heart rate monitoring with a low $130 pricetag.

An intuitive user interface, wide compatibility with other products and advanced tracking features make the Wahoo Tickr X the top heart rate monitor.

Fitbit faces a class suit over allegations of inaccurate heart rate counting by two of its wearable heart rate trackers, the Charge HR and Surge.

Wait, did you remember to start logging your exercise session before you began jogging? Worry no more with automatic logging on your Fitbit Charge HR or Surge.

Fossil's new smartwatch and connected wearables track your activities, show phone notifications and more.

There are three important health metrics you can track with your heart rate monitor to gain insight into your health and help you work out smarter.

UP4, the next generation of Jawbone UP fitness bands, can connect to your American Express card to enable tap-to-pay NFC mobile payments.

Our editors pick their favorite consumer tech products at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show.

The CEO of Fitbit issued a statement saying that skin rashes resulting from the wearing of the Fitbit Charge are the result of poor hygiene.

Jawbone's new UP MOVE clip-on activity tracker counts steps, calories burned, measures activity intensity and monitors your sleep.

Apple's first smartwatch device, the Apple Watch, connects directly to the iPhone to offer messaging, Maps, and mobile payments on your wrist.

The Asus ZenWatch is a beautifully-designed Android smartwatch that you won't mind wearing instead of your existing watch.

The $199 Jabra Sport Pulse Wireless Earbuds send real-time pulse data to your phone by Bluetooth, keeping your workouts "in the zone."

The Timex IRONMAN ONE GPS+ smartwatch offers messaging and remote GPS tracking through a built-in, free (for 1 year) 3G AT&T data connection.

The Lechal smart shoe connects to Google Maps, using haptic feedback vibrations to tell the visually impaired when to turn.

Google's Android Gear goes beyond most smartwatch OSs, offering voice search, boarding passes, weather alerts, pizza ordering (!) and more.

Apple's long-rumored smartwatch will be arriving in stores this October, likely with messaging, fitness and health-monitoring functions.

The new Spire wearable tracks your breathing to let you know when you're stressed, offering relaxation exercises in times of need.

Fitness and health tracking devices and apps can legally sell sensitive medical information about you to the highest bidders, the WaPo says.

Companies are looking to activity trackers like the Fitbit and Jawbone UP as a way to help limit group health insurance costs, Forbes reports.

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone is slated to feature an improved 5.1" Full HD screen, a better camera, a fingerprint scanner and more.

The Skulpt Aim, shown for the first time at CES 2014, uses painless current to measure body muscle quality and fat percentage of specific areas of your body.

A new study conducted by the University of Rostock shows that fitness trackers like the Fitbit could soon help diagnose dementia and Alzheimer's.

Today's sport watches can tell you how fast you’re running, your heart rate, how many calories you’re burning and more, but which one is right for you?

The more your kids exercise, the more they are rewarded with the GeoPalz mobile games.