Smartwatches, fitness trackers, and health devices
Announced today on May 7, 2026, Google's Fitbit Air is a ultra-lightweight, screen-free wearable focused on passive 24/7 health and recovery tracking with Gemini-powered AI coaching via the new Google Health app. Priced at $99 with no mandatory subscription, it delivers up to 7 days of battery life and promises unmatched comfort in the evolving wearables landscape.
The Apple Watch Series 11 brings meaningful upgrades with all-day 24-hour battery life, FDA-cleared hypertension notifications, a new Sleep Score, and 2x more scratch-resistant glass. We tested it extensively to see if this evolutionary update is worth buying in March 2026.
After extensive testing in 2026, the Oura Ring 4 impresses with its ultra-comfortable design, highly accurate sleep and recovery tracking, and insightful app that helps users build healthier habits. We break down the pros, cons, real-world performance, and whether the premium price and subscription make it a must-have wearable.