Wareable

Wareable is the premier platform exclusively focused on wearable technology and the interconnected lifestyle. Our mission is to empower individuals to enhance their experiences with their favorite wearable devices. As the ultimate resource for wearable tech, we cater to enthusiasts, early adopters, and gadget fans, helping them navigate this thrilling landscape of connected technology. Since our launch in August 2014, our team of editors has established themselves as experts in the field, making appearances on BBC Breakfast, BBC World, Radio 4, and Radio 5Live, while also contributing regularly to well-known publications such as Forbes, the Metro, the Daily Star, the Times, and Women's Health. Additionally, we have written guest articles and provided insights on wearable technology and the connected lifestyle for major outlets including BBC Online, the Telegraph, the Evening Standard, the Guardian, the Huffington Post, the Sun, Shortlist, BBC Focus, Grazia, MailOnline, the Mail on Sunday, Press Association, the Mirror, Yahoo, Red, Good Housekeeping, Woman and Home, and International Business Times. By December 2015, Wareable had reached an audience of over 3.2 million readers globally, accumulating more than 6.5 million page views.

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Whoop 5.0 review: A bold leap into longevity with familiar drawbacks

1 week ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Whoop transforms into a powerful health platform, but flaws persist Whoop’s pivot to a comprehensive health and wellness platform in this 5.0 update is impressive. Powerful new features like Healthspan, innovative blood pressure monitoring, and the promise of Advanced Labs, coupled with a mega improvement in battery life and app performance, make a compelling case for those seeking deep insights into their long-term health and physiological aging.
Apple celebrates Pride Month with unique Apple Watch band and new watch face

1 week ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Ahead of Pride Month, Apple is launching a new collection to honor LGBTQ+ communities worldwide, in line with its annual custom. This year’s release includes a redesigned version of the ‘Pride Edition’ Sport Band and a matching Apple Watch face. The same theme is also featured in iPhone and iPad wallpapers. Apple Watch Pride Month bands through the years The 2025 Pride Edition Sport Band showcases a series of rainbow stripes, each individually hand-assembled and compression-molded, Apple says.
Oura expands into metabolic health with meal tracking & Dexcom-powered glucose insights

1 week ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Smart ring leader Oura is expanding its tracking ambitions with two metabolic health features: Meals and Glucose. Touted as steps toward a more holistic, AI-guided approach to metabolic health, the move is anchored by its partnership with Dexcom—and is the first fruits of the $75m partnership announced last November. The glucose monitoring giant’s FDA-approved Stelo—available in the US without a prescription—will play a big role in the new Glucose feature.
Garmin Vivoactive 6 vs. Vivoactive 5: What we recommend after testing

1 week ago | wareable.com | Michael Sawh

Which Garmin Vivoactive is the best pick? Here's what we recommend. With the arrival of the Garmin Vivoactive 6, it’s only natural to wonder how much better, smarter, and more useful it is compared to the Vivoactive 5. The 2023 Vivoactive 5 effectively marked the line’s relaunch after a four-year hiatus. Garmin then swiftly upgraded it in early 2025 with slicker software, improved coaching plans, and a slightly tweaked design.
Garmin Vivoactive 6 review

1 week ago | wareable.com | Michael Sawh

The latest Vivoactive provides sporty value with key upgrades The Garmin Vivoactive 6 successfully refreshes the lineup, presenting a compelling and well-rounded sporty smartwatch at an attractive price point. Significant software refinements make it more intuitive to use, while valuable additions like cycling/strength Coach plans and the return of animated workouts enhance its training capabilities. It retains a comfortable design and delivers solid, multi-day battery life.
Oura joins forces with Google in opioid relapse prevention project

1 week ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Oura and Google Fitbit are teaming up to help a project that goes beyond their typical fitness and sleep tracking realms: opioid relapse prevention. In a new initiative led by the non-profit Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), the smart ring giant has partnered with Duke University, the University of North Carolina, Google Fitbit, and several other players to explore how wearables can detect early warning signs of opioid relapse. The goal?
Garmin leak suggests surprise return to LTE with this watch model

1 week ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Garmin could be preparing a return to cellular connectivity in its flagship watches, with a leaked screenshot purportedly showing an LTE setup option in a setup process. The device pictured in the screenshot is the current Fenix 8 (like our review unit above), perhaps suggesting that Garmin is preparing a mid-cycle upgrade to the do-it-all sports watch that arrived last year. At least, that’s the most likely option based on the frequency of recent refreshes.
Oura wins early battle in ITC patent fight against Ultrahuman and Ringconn

1 week ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Judge finds competitors infringed on smart ring patents; final decision pending. Oura has scored a significant early victory in its patent infringement case against smart ring rivals Ultrahuman and Ringconn, following a favorable initial determination from an administrative law judge (ALJ) at the US International Trade Commission (ITC). Yet, Ultrahuman says it “respectfully but firmly” disagrees with the ruling and remains committed to its US operations.
Apple Watch SE 3 could arrive with this exciting Series 9 design feature

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Larger display sizes are already in production for the next budget-friendly smartwatch from Apple, the Apple Watch SE 3. That’s the word from display analyst Ross Young, who suggested in a subscriber-only post on X that the brand will launch the third-gen model with 1.6-inch and 1.8-inch display sizes. It’s unclear whether the SE 3’s cases will correspond to those slightly increased display dimensions.
Samsung reportedly preparing Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 for release-not a Watch 8 Classic

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Samsung will use the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event to launch the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, signalling it will stick with the same smartwatch lineup for 2025. That’s if the latest reporting from Greek site Techmaniacs is anything to go by, anyway. As part of a post showing leaked renders of the Korean brand’s upcoming smartphones, the outlet also states that the Galaxy Watch Ultra successor will arrive instead of a potential Galaxy Watch 8 Classic.