Wellness Reviews

Emma's AirGrid Technology provides even weight distribution and excellent back support, even if it isn't as 'Luxe' as its name would suggest.

The H2O Audio Tri 2 Pro bone conduction headphones are IPX8-rated and comfortable for long swimming sessions but they disappoint on a few fronts.

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The Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 is a comfortable but fast shoe that stands out for its versatility. If you want one shoe to train and race in, it’s your best option.

The Nike Pegasus Plus is a worthy successor to the original Pegasus Turbo, with a ZoomX midsole that makes it lighter and more versatile than the Pegasus 41.

The Garmin Fenix 8 range contains AMOLED and solar-charging options and offers some useful upgrades on the Fenix 7 Pro, including a mic and speaker.

The Hoka Tecton X3 is a big upgrade on past models of the shoe, with the new midsole delivering a springier and faster ride, though this comes at the cost of reduced stability.

The Pixel Watch 3 finally comes in a larger 45mm size option which is the model to get thanks to its better battery life, a larger screen, and (still) great wearability.

The Wattbike Proton is the most accessible Wattbike yet, and not just because it’s cheaper than the Wattbike Atom. It’s an excellent smart bike for those looking to get fit at home.

The Amazfit Band 7 is a super-cheap fitness tracker that looks almost exactly like a Fitbit Charge 6. While it doesn’t do everything a Fitbit does, for only $49, it comes impressively close.