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Apple Watch Series 5
from £349 / stuff.tv/WatchS5There’s no great secret to Apple’s continuing smartwatch
domination: it’s all down to a seamless relationship between
hardware and software, plus impressive health features that
other makers still haven’t been able to match. And while the
Series 5 didn’t arrive as a huge upgrade on the previous model,
the addition of an always-on display was key. Probably the only
reason not to buy a Watch S5 now, then, is the fact that it’s in
the process of making way for the S6 tested on p29.Mi Smart Band 5
£40 / stuff.tv/MiBand5With no installable apps, Xiaomi’s dinky wearable can’t stack up
to smartwatches or reply to notifications, but it can relay alerts
and track everything from sleep to workouts. It’s better than the
Mi Smart Band 4, thanks to a bigger and brighter screen, smarter
software and a charger that’s much less annoying. The slightly
reduced battery life really isn’t an issue – and with the addition
of activity, stress and menstrual cycle tracking, this is a £40 gift
that keeps giving.Stuff says +++++
An always-on display makes the best smartwatch
even better... but the Series 5 is on its way outStuff says +++++
Fantastic value and decent features make this an easy
fitness tracker to recommendOppo Watch
++++,from £229 / stuff.tv/OW
This Apple Watch lookalike streamlines
Wear OS to put it ahead of many rivals.Slinger
+++++£780 / stuff.tv/Slinger
Finally, a tennis practice partner that genuinely
wants you to get better.Skagen Falster 3
++++,£279 / stuff.tv/Falster3
A stainless steel Danish beauty with Wear OS
smarts and lots of customisation options.Hyperice Hypervolt Bluetooth
+++++£349 / stuff.tv/Hyperice
A sadistic wellness coach that will pummel
you into a new personal best.Stuff says +++++
As good value as any gym membershipStuff says +++++
The best fitness-orientated smartwatchStuff says +++++
Ideal for anyone serious about home fitnessPeloton
£1750 + £39/m / stuff.tv/PelotonBike
A fitness phenomenon based around a
Wi-Fi-connected bike with a 22in HD tablet
that streams live and on-demand training
sessions 24/7. You might prefer to save up
for the new model on p47, though...Garmin Fenix 6
£424 / stuff.tv/Fenix6
Anyone who’s truly into their fitness will
appreciate the Fenix 6’s endless feature
list. This is the finest fitness watch money
can buy – if you’re getting more serious
about shaping up, you can’t go wrong here.Wattbike Atom
£1599 / stuff.tv/WattbikeAtom
Aimed at cyclists looking to enhance their
training whatever the weather, the Atom is
an accessible bike with enough features to
keep anyone pedalling. Note that the new
version reviewed on p45 is £300 more.Stuff says +++++
A gorgeous blend of form and functionSamsung Galaxy Watch3
from £399 / stuff.tv/GW3
It isn’t cheap, but this handsome mix of
leather and metal with physical buttons
and a rotating bezel offers a pin-sharp
display, slippery-smooth operation with
easy navigation, and robust fitness features.