Tyler Hayes

The Ausdom M06 are far from perfect, but they also far exceeded our expectations of a $50 headphones. For the money, we doubt you can do much better in a Bluetooth headphone.

: What if you started saving a few pennies a day that you would never miss, and they added up to something substantial? It’s not the plot of Office Space, it’s the concept behind Digit.

Muzik aims to make sharing music simpler with integrated social features, but a buggy app usurps their utility.

Fitness trackers are marketed toward those looking to lose weight or stay in shape, but what if you’re already getting by just fine without one? As it turns out, a little feedback can do wonders.

Coin, a credit card that acts like eight different credit cards, almost seems too good to be true. Problem is, most cashiers are just as skeptical, and it’s far from a sure shot.

From accelerometers to UV light sensors and GPS systems, today’s fitness bracelets are like miniature laboratories on your wrist. Here’s how they gather data about your body – and translate it into real-world advice.