Welcome to our Fitness Technology category page, your ultimate resource for the gadgets and gear that take your training, performance, and health tracking to the next level. Here, we explore the seamless intersection between tech and fitness, offering in-depth reviews, expert insights, and the latest news on products that promise to revolutionise how you approach your physical well-being.
What is Fitness Technology?
Fitness technology refers to the range of electronic devices designed to monitor, track, and enhance various aspects of physical activity and health. Ranging from wearable tech like Garmin multi-sport watches to stationary devices like indoor smart trainers, this category covers a diverse array of gadgets that offer real-time data, performance metrics, and interactive features to keep you engaged and informed.
Why This Category Matters
Whether you’re a seasoned athlete, a weekend warrior, or someone looking to make those first steps into a healthier lifestyle, fitness technology can offer the extra edge you’re looking for. These devices not only keep tabs on your activity and health but also offer actionable insights that can genuinely impact your training outcomes.
Key Products You’ll Find Here:
Whether you’re looking to fine-tune your training regime, get more granular with your health metrics, or simply find new and interactive ways to stay active, our Fitness Technology category is brimming with resources that are both informative and actionable. Dive in and find the tech that speaks to your fitness aspirations!
Another Amazon fitness tracker review for you today! They have been a popular product this Christmas so it is good to see which ones are worth the money and which ones to skip. This Letscom is a little different than the previous few trackers I have reviewed, priced at just £20 it is the cheapest…
Following my recent reviews of the Lintelek, Letsfit and Fatmoon Fitness Trackers I decided to continue trying other brands out as I have had quite a bit of interest in them from readers. As I have concluded previously, many of the fitness trackers on Amazon are identical, and they are just white label products that…
With Christmas approaching, I have been checking out some affordable alternatives to expensive devices. One of the main ones was fitness trackers with a heart rate monitor. Fitbit is excellent but at nearly £100 for the Charge 2, it is a bit pricey to be just giving out to friends and family willy-nilly. I have…
**Update on Instructions** I have had a few enquiries on how to use the Letsfit Smart Band, therefore in a recent review of a fitness tracker that is essentially the same I have gone into much more detail on how to set up and use these budget fitness trackers, and the guide will work for…
This year Amazon has been flooded with fitness trackers offering wrist-based heart rate monitoring. While I like the Fitbit ecosystem they are a lot of money for what they are, and it is a high price to pay if you are just getting into fitness. I bought this particular tracker is the design is nice…
Garmin dominates the sports watch market with devices such as the excellent multisport Fenix or the less excellent but affordable Forerunner 235. However, there are several other brands out there producing great watches, and the Suunto Spartan Trainer Wrist HR could be one of the best options out there in terms of price and features….
The Dollar Shave Club helped revolutionise the saving industry offering good quality low-cost razor blades delivered to your door on a regular basis each month. In July, last year it was bought out by Unilever for $1 billion in cash. So, it is no surprise that the subscription model has been adopted by many new…
I am a bit late to the game with the review of the Garmin Edge 1000 as it was released around 2 years ago. After reviewing the Wahoo ELEMNT I wanted to see what the competition could do, and I also had the Manchester to Blackpool bike ride to do so Garmin kindly hooked me…
Garmin has dominated the smart bike computer market for years now, but Wahoo introduced their own computer last year, the Wahoo ELEMNT. Priced at £250 this is not a cheap device but it is still less than the Garmin Edge 820 and 1000. A quick summary of the ELEMNT features includes: Integrated GPS Quicklook Indicators…
The Archon Move is a fitness tracker with heart rate monitor that costs just £59.99 which is around half the price of the the Fitbit Charge 2. Its basic features include: Track Steps, Sleep Pattern, Meter and Calories burnt and Heart Rate 5 Point Multiple-point Colour touch screen allows easy swipe and faster…
Following my review of the excellent Garmin Fenix 3 HR, I decided I wanted a new Garmin watch for myself. The Fenix 3 was a bit too big for my thin wrists, and more importantly, it was well above my budget. The Garmin 235 appears to fix these problems while retaining all the features I…
Sit-stand desks have grown hugely in popularity in recent years as people have become all too aware of the harmful effects of sitting down all day. I reviewed the excellent VariDesk Pro in September last year and recently I have been trying out the FlexiSpot 35″. As you would imagine they offer essentially the same…