Google Fitbit Air review: a screenless tracker worth wearing?
Google's screenless, subscription-free Fitbit Air tracks sleep and heart rate for around £100. We ask the harder question: do you actually need a fitness tracker at all?
Wearables
RingConn Gen 2 review: the smart ring that doesn't bill you monthly
The RingConn Gen 2 is the cheapest smart ring to own because there is no subscription and the battery lasts. But a sealed battery that degrades and a graph-heavy app mean it is not for everyone.
Is the Samsung Galaxy Ring worth it? A sceptic's view
Subscription-free sleep tracking that lives on your finger — but Android-only, shallow next to a watch, and not something most people need.