Found in Issue No. 302
Top Ten Wearable Wellness Tech
- Edited by
- Lauren Murdoch-Smith
"A sleek alternative to a smartwatch, the Oura Ring offers minimalist design and in-depth tracking of over 30 metrics — including sleep, recovery, and heart health."
“A longstanding favourite, the Apple Watch combines best-in-class tracking with customisable straps — like this stainless steel version — that give it a timeless, traditional feel.”
“Slim and lightweight, the latest Samsung Watch uses AI to act as a personal coach, delivering real-time insights to improve your overall fitness and wellbeing.”
“Designed to reduce screen time, the Whoop band is a display-free tracker worn 24/7. Originally built for athletes, it now supports everything from sleep monitoring to calorie tracking.”
“The Google Pixel Watch’s always-on display is bright and responsive, while its advanced safety features — including pulse detection — make it ideal for busy lifestyles.”
“An affordable entry point into wearable tech, the Fitbit Charge 6 links to your music, maps and wallet — and it lasts up to seven days on a single charge.”
“From a trusted name in navigation, the Garmin Lily is a stylish watch that pairs GPS technology with fitness tracking, ideal for outdoor workouts.”
“Worn as a pendant and crafted from healing crystals, the Bellabeat looks like jewellery but tracks activity, sleep and reproductive health in a screen-free format.”
“Though it resembles a smartwatch, the Embr is a wearable climate control device — offering instant warming or cooling at the touch of a button.”
“Discreet yet powerful, the Galaxy Ring is a screen-free alternative to the smartwatch, delivering accurate 24/7 tracking in a sleek, subtle form.”