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QALO Launches SL-1 Smart Band, No Monthly Fees and Syncs with Smart Ring
QALO, known for its silicone accessories, is entering the screen-free wearable market with its new SL-1 Smart Band, priced at $199.95. The company emphasizes no subscription fees and full compatibility with its smart ring through a shared app account.
Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon Sound Elite Gen 2, Letting Earbuds Actually Understand What You're Saying
Qualcomm has announced its next-generation audio chip, Snapdragon Sound Elite Gen 2, boasting doubled on-device AI processing power aimed at powering the next wave of voice-interactive gadgets like earbuds and audio glasses.
Snap Specs Launches Today in LA, Betting Big with $2,195 "Wearable Computer"
Evan Spiegel will officially unveil Snap Specs in Los Angeles, with the standalone AR glasses—first shown off at AWE—priced at $2,195. The company is positioning it as a "wearable computer" rather than the AI glasses category that's become common in the market.
Garmin Cirqa review: A screen-less bracelet with solid workmanship but no reason to exist
Garmin launches Cirqa, a $200 screen-free health bracelet. The hardware and tracking capabilities are as reliable as ever, but the software lacks AI insights and is not even as cost-effective as its $150 Vivosmart 5.
Whoop’s most expensive subscription plan costs $359 per year. Is the heart monitoring function worth the cost?
Whoop has launched a three-level subscription system. The highest-level Life plan has an annual fee of US$359 and focuses on electrocardiogram and blood pressure insight functions. What are the differences between the three plans, and who really needs to pay the money.
Whoop Drops Subscription Requirement for Advanced Labs, But Blood Tests Still Start at $150
Whoop has announced that its health screening service, Advanced Labs, no longer requires an additional subscription and is now available to all users. However, the blood tests themselves, conducted by Quest Diagnostics, still come at a cost, starting at around $150.
Samsung Puts Two Health AI Models on Your Watch: PPG Learns to Read ECG, Runs in Under 1 Millisecond With No Cloud Needed
Samsung Research America has unveiled xMAE and HiMAE, two wearable health foundation models that let watches derive cardiovascular data from PPG alone—no manual ECG measurement required—while completing on-device analysis in under 1 millisecond.
Looks Like Wear OS, Fakes Like a Knockoff: The Moto Watch 2026's Split Personality
Priced at $150 with a 47mm aluminum case and steel crown, it looks every bit like a Wear OS smartwatch — but underneath, it's running on a barebones RTOS system. Engadget's hands-on review exposes this watch's biggest flaw: it's a high-fidelity impersonation.
Is Apple Watch Waterproof? Not Quite—Here's the Real Difference
Apple has never claimed its watches are waterproof—the official term has always been "water resistant." From ATM ratings to meter depths, here's a breakdown of what each model can actually handle in the water, plus a few things to check before you dive in.