Wearables

Garmin Vivoactive 4: Another outstanding sports smartwatch More an exercise in refinement than revolution, but the Vivoactive 4 does enough to become our new favourite fitness-orientated smartwatch

Garmin Forerunner 55: A great running watch for beginners The Forerunner 55 offers good value to all runners, but its new features are especially useful for beginners

Garmin Vivomove Sport: Great price and wellness features A hybrid smartwatch with a host of wellness features, the Garmin Vivomove Sport is a good-looking and affordable fitness tracker

Polar Ignite 2: A likeable sports wearable that looks great The Polar Ignite 2 is stuffed with features, looks great and is comfy to wear, but iffy GPS and some odd restrictions undermine its appeal

The best Fitbits for women in 2023 If you’re in the market for a stellar fitness tracker at an affordable price, here’s our pick of the best Fitbits for women

Fitbit Versa 4: The button is back The Fitbit Versa 4 has moved forwards in some respects but backwards in others

Huawei Watch Ultimate review: A classy, if flawed, wearable The Huawei Watch Ultimate is gorgeous but it’s far from the finished article

Polar Ignite 3 review: Needs more training The Polar Ignite 3 looks beautiful but the substance needs more work

Fitbit Alta review: Buy the Alta HR instead Well designed in every respect, it may not be feature-packed, but this is still a good buy

Garmin Forerunner 265 review: Brilliant but too expensive The Garmin Forerunner 265 is a superb wearable, but the £130 price increase over the 255 makes it a very tough sell

Best smartwatch for kids: The top wearables for your child Find the best watch for your child, from the basic and streamlined right up to high-tech smartwatches

Amazon Spring Sale: This Fitbit deal is simply FANTASTIC The stylish Fitbit Luxe is at its cheapest-ever price of just £79 in the Amazon Spring Sale

Huawei Watch GT Cyber: The modular smartwatch marvel Huawei’s latest smartwatch looks great and lets you swap watch case designs at will – but there’s a catch