We get it — you're not just throwing any old piece of metal on your wrist. Watches are more than just timepieces; they’re statements, investments, and a way to show off a bit of style, all while ...

Given that research suggests the brain can skew your sense of time, it’s that much more important to keep track of the hours — and if you don’t want to rely on your smartphone, a wristwatch is both ...

With a lower price and lighter build, the $230 OnePlus Watch 2R is sure to appeal to Android fans in search of a reliable smartwatch without blowing your budget. Unfortunately, I don't exactly fit ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Smart watches like the Apple Watch are meant to be the timepieces of the future; it's a convenient, portable technology that just about anyone ...

Years after rumors started, months after it was announced, and a week after preorders began, the Apple Watch became a reality for millions of users, starting on April 24, 2015. Unless you were ...

People with baby-sized wrists like me might want to skip the massive OnePlus Watch. You probably think I'm being dramatic. There are reasons to buy a smartwatch other than size, like sensors and ...

In the fast-paced world we live in today, health and fitness have become paramount for many individuals. The pursuit of a healthier lifestyle often leads us to seek tools that can help us monitor our ...

Samsung’s smartwatches could soon become better at working on tattooed wrists. A Samsung community moderator has confirmed that the company’s developers are working to improve wearing detection for ...

Just because we’ve worn watches on top of our wrists for about 500 years does not mean that’s the best place. At least, according to a startup that has designed and is selling a strap that puts your ...

Taking a swim with the waterproof Wristcam means a chance at photo ops, at the expense of not appreciating being camera-free. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech ...

This is a safe space, right? OK, cool, because for the past seven or eight years I’ve often felt insecure about my left wrist. I haven’t opened up about it before, but maybe some of you will relate.