Wearables

Skulpt Aim review The Skulpt Aim gives reasonably accurate results with some work but it's fiddly to use

Microsoft Band review Microsoft's first wearable packs in plenty of features and is OS-agnostic, but it's hardly sleek or comfortable to wear

Sony SmartBand 2 review A comfortable fitness band with built-in heart rate monitor for under £100, but the SmartBand 2's tracking accuracy could be improved

TomTom Spark fitness smartwatch review - hands on TomTom takes the best features from its previous running watches and adds music playback

Alcatel Go smartwatch review - hands on Alcatel's G-Shock style smartwatch is designed to get you active

Samsung Gear S2 & Gear S2 Classic review - hands on Samsung’s first circular smartwatches are beautiful examples of software matching design

Vector Luna smartwatch review The Vector Luna is a stylish smartwatch with class-leading battery life, but its limited functionality hinders its overall appeal

Sony SmartBand 2 will track your stress levels and fitness Sony's latest activity tracker can measure heart rate variability so you can log your stress levels throughout the day

Pebble Time review The antithesis of the Apple Watch, there are a few teething problems but the Pebble Time is still a great smartwatch

How to use an Android Wear smartwatch with your iPhone Just in time for Motorola's Spring Sale, here's how to pair a Moto 360 (or any Android Wear smartwatch) with an iPhone

Alcatel OneTouch Watch smartwatch review - hands on A custom OS means Alcatel's smartwatch will work with any smartphone, but can this £100 wearable beat the Apple Watch?

Asus VivoWatch fitness tracker has 10-day battery life Asus has announced the VivoWatch, a £120 fitness tracker with immense battery life

Apple Watch vs Pebble Time Steel - Which smartwatch for you? We put the Apple Watch and the Pebble Time, and TIme Steel, head-to-head