S+ Sleep Tracker Review

S+ sleep tracker Review The S+ is a sleep monitor that promises to analyse and improve your bed time. While pretty much every fitness tracker claims to help you make more sense of your snoozing, this device has been built by ResMed, a US company that was working in sleep decades before anyone was talking about Fitbit. ResMed sells the gold standard piece of...

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Fitbit Alta Review

Fitbit Alta Review Despite many rash complaints throughout the years, Fitbit remains the top wearable and arguably the most popular brand of fitness tracker on the market. However its range of trackers haven't been the most stylish of models. The company's solution? The Fitbit Alta. After first unveiling its fitness watch Fitbit Blaze,...

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Atlas Wristband Review

Atlas Wristband Review The Atlas Wearables Wristband belongs to a small group of fitness trackers that's built not for counting steps, but helping you get the most out of a gym workout. Like the GymWatch or the Beast sensor, you can slap the Atlas around your wrist and it has the tech onboard to automatically recognise whether you're doing a sit-up...

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Garmin Approach S20 Review

Garmin Approach S20 Review For most players golf is a 24/7 obsession, and the technique of your next golf shot is never normally far from any amateur hacker's mind. However, that's very much at odds with the way we currently use golf watches, which tend to be strapped on just before a round and then removed immediately afterwards. There have been exceptions. The Garmin...

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HTC Vive Review

HTC Vive Review VR is finally here, and our HTC Vive Consumer Edition review follows hot on the heels of the Oculus Rift, which was the first big-name virtual reality headset to ship out to consumers. After countless demos with the HTC Vive, first behind closed doors and then using it at conventions, it feels odd to finally be using the headset...

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