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COROS Vertix 2 review: expensive but brilliant adventure sports watch with almost everything you need
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The new flagship wearable from COROS has unreal battery life of up to 60 days in smartwatch mode
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Fitbit Charge 5 review: top-notch fitness, sleep, and stress tracking features and a colourful screen
Fitbit
Fitbit is the first fitness tracker brand that comes to many people's minds thanks to its reputation for affordable and feature-packed devices.
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imoo Watch Phone Z1 review: Children's smartwatch makes video calls and is packed full of safety features
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imoo was founded in 2012 by a dad concerned about the lack of safe tech products for kids and it launched its first watch in 2015
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Garmin Forerunner 55 review: small but powerful entry-level running watch
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Forerunner 55 offers a great set of features in a light and comfy package.
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Coros Vertix 2 multisport watch dubbed the ‘Fenix killer’ launches
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Coros hopes to establish itself as the number one multisport watch for athletes with its Vertix 2
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Fitness tech pioneer Polar releases new watches Ignite 2 and Vantage M2
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Heart rate specialist Polar introduces two new sports watches with the acclaimed firm’s health and fitness tools
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OnePlus Watch review: A frustrating €159 wearable but not all bad
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Here's what I discovered from one month wearing the OnePlus Watch
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Fitness tech pioneer Polar releases two new watches: Ignite 2 and Vantage M2  
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Heart rate specialist Polar introduces two new sports watches with the acclaimed firm’s health and fitness tools
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Urine and socks could soon be used to power smartphones and other portable and wearable devices
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A pair of socks fuelled with urine pumped by the wearer’s footsteps has powered a wireless transmitter to send a signal to a computer
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Dirtiest bikini you've ever seen: 3D-printed 'Spongesuit' absorbs the ocean's dirt while you swim
3D printing
Scientists have created a swimming costume incorporating a new type of material that will help address the pollution in our oceans.
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This new gadget charges your phone while you pleasure yourself
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And you were worried the Apple iWatch would make you look like a jerk
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