Wearables

CNET has named the Fitbit Charge 6 as the best fitness tracker overall and the Apple Watch Series 11 as the top for heart rate accuracy following lab tests. The review highlights devices suited for various needs, from general activity tracking to serious athletic performance. Testing involved extensive workouts and comparisons for metrics like battery life, features and precision.

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Users of the Google Pixel Watch are experiencing unreliable step counts, calories burned, and other fitness metrics following Fitbit's March update. Some reports indicate stats have even tripled.

Apple is reportedly developing a small AI-enabled wearable device resembling a pin, similar in size to an AirTag but slightly thicker. The device features cameras, microphones, and a speaker to interact with AI models. It could launch as early as 2027 amid competition from OpenAI and Meta.

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Garmin has introduced a new Cerakote Edition for its tactix 8 outdoor smartwatch, featuring an ultra-tough coating for enhanced durability. The coating is applied by spraying it onto each device and then baking it to cure. This version promises long-lasting protection compared to the standard polymer finish.

Apple's latest smartwatch, the Series 11, maintains much of the design and core features of its predecessor, the Series 10, but introduces enhancements in battery life and connectivity. Priced the same as the Series 10, the new model starts at $399 for aluminum versions. While the changes are incremental, they may appeal to those upgrading from older watches.

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Pebble has unveiled the Round 2, a sequel to its 2015 Time Round smartwatch that addresses key flaws from the original. The new model promises over two weeks of battery life and modern features like AI integration. Priced at $199, it is available for pre-order with shipping set for May.