Health & Fitness Reviews

Samsung has added smart home convenience to a sleep monitor and launched the SleepSense, a clever under-mattress sleep tracker that dim the lights and turn off the TV when you fall asleep.

The Optishot 2 touts itself as a leader for in-home golfing at a budget price. But does the device live up its billing as an accurate golf simulator?

On the surface, this weird wearable is all about de-stressing and living more healthily. Underneath, it’s a tool for hacking something called the vagus nerve, which could help treat diseases.

Instead of allowing you to stand with bad posture, the board puts you on an uneven surface, which passively forces you to stand perfectly straight and use your core/leg muscles to stay balanced

We go hands on with HTC's first wearable (and first fitness band). The HTC Grip is made in coordination with Under Armour, and packs a

Can’t decide whether you want a basic fitness band or a full-blown smartwatch? Then take a look at the Sony SmartBand Talk, it’s an excellent compromise between the two.

Garmin takes on the likes of GoPro in the action camera market with the VIRB, which uses ANT+ technology to communication with other Garmin products.

The Nike+ Fuelband is the newest addition to the Nike+ family of fitness trackers with some serious social integration on the device.