Hamilton brings survival horror to your wrist with two Resident Evil Requiem watches
Two limited-edition Hamilton watches step straight out of Resident Evil Requiem, turning in-game survival gear into real-world objects you can actually wear
Wearables
Ultrahuman’s latest Ring Air upgrade will cure your migraines
Ultrahuman’s latest Ring Air upgrade uses your health data to help you spot migraine triggers and stop attacks before they start
Best smart rings in 2026: we’ve tested Oura, Ultrahuman, Samsung and more
Smart rings are the wearable everyone’s switching to, and we’ve tested the lot to find the best smart rings actually worth wearing
Best Fitbit including smartwatches and fitness trackers
These are the best Fitbits to buy right now — wearables to help track your steps, calories, activities and sleep
G-Shock’s new Origami Series is the first hype watch of 2026
G-Shock folds tradition, culture and street appeal into one very wearable watch
I tried the brain-altering Nike Mind shoes – here’s my verdict
The Nike Mind 001 sliders and Mind 002 trainers have nodes on the bottom to instil a sense of calm and boost recovery – but do they work?
Subscription- and screen-free Luna Band offers a voice-controlled alternative to Whoop
Health insights without having to fork out extra cash every month
CES 2026: five key tech trends from the world’s biggest gadget show
From expanding screens to calmer gadgets, here’s a glimpse at what could shape tech over the next few years
OnePlus Watch Lite review: I’m a fan of this fitness-friendly wearable’s simpler approach
A home-grown OS brings a big battery boost
Is AppleCare+ worth it for your new iPhone, iPad or Mac?
There are a number of factors to consider, starting with what you’ve already paid for your device
Razer’s Project Motoko is the first AI wearable I’d actually want to wear
Camera-toting headphones that can see everything you do
These wireless earbuds can read your brainwaves – yes, really
NAOX has managed to squeeze brain-monitoring tech into wireless earbuds that you already wear to detect how your brain is firing
