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3 days ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Suunto Run is official as of this morning. As it’s name implies – the company’s newest sports watch focuses on runners, combining a 1.32 inch AMOLED screen, dual-band GPS, and a lightweight build in a package priced at 249 euros. We already knew the device was coming. A retailer listing leaked ahead of time, so Suunto’s announcement today doesn’t come as a complete surprise. Still, it’s always good to get confirmation, especially when pricing and availability are now locked in.
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4 days ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Device matchup, Smartwatch 2 min read Amazfit has released firmware version 3.7.5.1 for the T-Rex 3, and while the update is modest in size, it includes a mix of workout, mapping and notification improvements. The software refresh follows from the really big one about a month ago which slapped on Zepp OS 4.5.One of the more practical changes, this time around, is the addition of mountain peak height information to the track page and the Map app.
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1 week ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Health tracker, Smartwatch 6 min read With the launch of WHOOP 5.0 yesterday, the company has added two new metrics that look beyond your daily scores. Instead of tracking just how you slept last night or how hard you trained this week, WHOOP Age and Pace of Aging try to answer a bigger question: how is your body doing over time? Here’s how they work. WHOOP Age isn’t about vanity or hitting some mythical fitness milestone.
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1 week ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Device matchup, Smartwatch 9 min read The OnePlus Watch 3 and Google Pixel Watch 3 both run Wear OS 5, but they aim for different kinds of users. OnePlus goes big on hardware, with a bold design, long battery life, and plenty of fitness features packed into a watch that feels built to last. Google’s Pixel Watch 3 takes a lighter, more unisex approach, focused on deep integration with its apps and services.
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1 week ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
WHOOP 5.0 is finally official, and it brings fresh hardware and software updates. The bigger shift, however, is in the business model. You now have to choose between three subscription tiers, each unlocking a different set of features. The top tier includes blood pressure and ECG tracking. WHOOP 5.0 keeps the general shape and style from the previous version, but its 7% smaller and a bit lighter. Improvements include a better accelerometer and gyroscope.
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1 week ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Garmin used its Q1 2025 earnings call to talk about how Connect+ has been received so far. According to CEO Cliff Pemble, the feedback has been positive. That might come as a surprise if you’ve spent any time reading through online discussions. He also suggested that some anticipated future features could end up being exclusive to Connect+ subscribers. During the call, Pemble addressed the introduction of the Connect+ subscription service.
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1 week ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Crowdfunding, Health tracker 5 min read Qalzy is a smart food tracker that combines a built-in camera, precision scale, and AI to make calorie logging fast and easy. The device is live now on Kickstarter. Now, this isn’t a concept as you sometimes get with crowdfunding projects, and it isn’t a prototype. It’s a fully working device with a built-in scale, camera, and app integration designed to make food tracking actually tolerable.
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1 week ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Oura is rolling out two new features, “Meals” and “Glucose,” aimed at giving users a deeper understanding of their metabolic health. This move signals a broader effort by the company to provide more comprehensive health insights, guided by artificial intelligence. This latest update has been in the works for a while, notably building on Oura’s significant $75 million partnership with Dexcom that was first announced back in November.
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1 week ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Whoop’s latest update puts a spotlight on sleep. A revamped Sleep Performance metric is now rolling out, and it’s built around four core categories designed to better reflect the quality of your nightly rest. The company has also teased a big announcement for May 8th, 10AM Eastern Time. In a Tweet on X, Will Ahmed, Whoop’s CEO, says the original sleep score wasn’t telling the whole story. The total hours you logged didn’t always line up with how rested you felt the next morning.
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1 week ago | 
gadgetsandwearables.com | Marko Maslakovic
Garmin’s next Forerunners are almost here. The 970 and 270 are expected to launch ahead of the AMOLED-based 975 and 275, and if Garmin sticks to form, we could be just a couple of Tuesdays away. The company has put its current range on sale, so likely wants to shift stock before the new release. Garmin doesn’t always follow a strict two-year release cycle, but when it comes to Forerunners, they usually stick fairly close to it. The 955 and 255 launched together in early June 2022.
