Beats Powerbeats returns the cord to wireless earphones
Not sure if you need a pair of earphones that lose the cord entirely? Beats is offering an option in its latest Powerbeats, back with the cord.
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Beats Powerbeats Pro review: an excellent choice
A new pair of Beats is here, bringing cordlessness and battery endurance to the Powerbeats line. Are the workout friendly Beats Powerbeats Pro for you?
Easy to like, but…: Bose SoundSport Free reviewed
Modern runners might want a pair of earphones to keep them in the spirit without the cord. And the Bose SoundSport Free could just be the best, if not for a few things.
Open ear excellence: Plantronics BackBeat Fit 3100 reviewed
A shift in design for Plantronics BackBeat Fit range has arrived for the truly wireless world. Are the new BackBeat Fit 3100 the fitness earphones to beat?
Google Fit shapes up with a refresh
It may not be the wellness ap we were expecting for Android Pie, but Google is updating an aspect of its approach to keeping you fit.
Suunto’s latest smartwatch is big on battery
Smart watches aren't known for their big battery life, and you can rest assured you'll need to charge them every night or two, sometimes three, but the latest from Suunto has other plans.
Plantronics’ Backbeat Fit 305 reviewed
The wired-yet-wireless isn't completely dead yet, and Plantronics' Backbeat 305 tries to win you over on cost and on cord. Is it worth $130?
Sony takes noise-cancelling for a run in 2018
To date, Sony’s efforts in the active noise cancelling world have been pretty impressive, producing what is arguably the world’s best. But not everyone wants a big pair, and so this year, Sony goes small.
Apple launches GymKit at FitnessFirst locally
Going to the gym may just get a whole lot more interesting, especially if you have an Apple Watch, as Apple opens its GymKit technology to the world, and Australia is there first. With fitness seen as one of the big motivators for buying into a wearable, it makes sense...
Huawei, Vodafone ready with totally mobile 4G Android smartwatch
Smartwatches tend to only be “smart” when a phone is nearby, and without the web, they’re just portable media players and timekeepers. But not Huawei’s latest.