Gadgets and Wearables

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.

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.

4 days ago | gadgetsandwearables.com | Dusan Johnson

Crowdfunding,  Sports tracker 4 min read The Tenniix T-APEX ball launcher is now live on Kickstarter, pitching itself as a smarter way to up your tenis skills. What makes this device stand out is the combination of AI software with a compact vision-tracking hardware unit that’s surprisingly portable. Tennis ball launchers are typically very expensive in price. But they are coming down in price. The first such device was Slinger Bag – which we reviewed a few years ago.

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.

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.