Watch Reviews
Garmin Instinct Solar Watches – Surf Solar, Tactical Solar, Camo Solar
Earlier this month (July 6) Garmin released a range of new Garmin Instinct Solar watches with variants called Surf, Tactical and Camo. What’s New? Garmin introduced its Solar Glass tech on the Fenix 6x Pro Solar last year. This increases the battery longevity for a considerable amount of time, by drawing energy from direct sunlight.…
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Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar Review
This could be the defining multisport watch of 2020. The Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar makes a big impact but has a lightweight touch being made from titanium. It carries every app and sensor you might possibly need inside, too. The Garmin Fenix 6x Pro Solar takes the lead of the 6x thanks to the…
Garmin Vivomove Style Review
Introduction Fitness tracking and sportswatches have long been known to be thick, boldly coloured, rugged and rubber. They aren’t concerned with looking good, they’re supposed to be a companion for your adventures and training. Fitness is the number one priority. Some people like sending the message to others that they are serious about sport. It’s…
Garmin Instinct Solar Review
Introducing the Garmin Instinct Solar… This review is so hot off the press you’ll struggle to find better information online yet. Background Garmin debuted their Instinct sportswatch two years ago and it was an instant success. Some were skeptical about the value proposition and if you look online, reviews didn’t immediately pop up after it’s…
Fossil Q Explorist (4th Gen) HR Review
This Fossil watch covers all the bases. There were some gripes about the Fossil Q Control 3rd Generation relating to the design. But, isn’t that subjective? Some wanted more features, too. It didn’t offer NFC payments, nor did it have built-in GPS. For the price, around $250, alternatives do offer these things. So, Fossil are…
Oppo Watch
The new Oppo Watch released in China on March 24th. And has been intriguing tech fans with its striking similarities to the more expensive Apple Watches. It boasts a wide range of features and is due to be competitive on the pricing front. However, it has not yet been released globally. It has been promised…
Fitbit Charge 4
If you love Fitbit, then the new Fitbit Charge 4 is sure to impress with the addition of GPS. This means that you will be able to track where you go, wherever you go. Check out our full review of this newest addition to the Fitbit family. When Was The Fitbit Charge 4 Released? The…
Misfit Vapor X Review
The Misfit Vapor X smartwatch is a Wear OS triumph. It fits into your lifestyle so well because it tackles the common smartwatch issues of low battery life and laggy software. The design is subtle. The Misfit range has a simplicity to it. It goes with most outfits. Especially if you like the black version. …
Diesel On Full Guard 2.5 Review
The Diesel On Full Guard 2.5 ($199.99) is a stylish Wear OS smartwatch with fitness capabilities. Introduction The fashion-minded will love this Fossil Group production. In development, it had the same treatment as the fourth-generation smartwatches. This translates to contactless payments, a heart rate monitor, built-in GPS and the safety of water-resistance. There are very…
Coros Apex Review
$350 for a Premium Multisport Watch? The likes of Garmin, Polar and Suunto should be worried because the Coros Apex is making waves. There are three things that make the Coros Apex special. looks greathas an exceptional battery lifecosts less than $350 Granted, there have been some issues with heart rate accuracy. It’s not perfect,…
Breitling Exospace B55 Connected Review
Background There’s no doubt that smartwatches are more popular than ever. Apple is dominating this segment of the tech market and its offering keeps getting better and better. Some argue this has destroyed the mechanical watch segment of the market, which, to be honest, has been in strain since the 70s at the peak of…
Nike FuelBand: A simple but highly motivational fitness monitor
A pioneer in the fitness tracking industry, Nike FuelBand truly made some waves and revolutionised the world when it was first released, back in 2012. That’s why we can’t help but wonder why Nike discontinued it after a mere three years and two versions later. Nike FuelBand wasn’t the first fitness tracker on the market…
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