The Suunto Spartan family grows today with the introduction of the new Spartan Sport Wrist HR Baro, a GPS multisport watch with wrist heart rate measurement and an air pressure sensor for more precise altitude readings. Additionally, the entire Spartan collection receives a software update to introduce sleep tracking, route navigation improvements, sunrise/sunset times, and… Continue reading Suunto launches the Spartan Sport Wrist HR Baro £439 and new Spartan software

I’ve been holding back on reviews of some wearables for months as the Apps of many new wearable products keep crashing on low cost vanilla Android phones. “I can’t write a review of your product as your App is so bad….does the supplier know that the App is soooo bad on a “X” Android device?… Continue reading Fragmented Android is killing Wearables

“Lifebeam” is a start up and have produced an in ear wearable called “Vi” that measures your fitness, heart rate and helps you meet your goals. The word is that these guys can’t make enough of their product to sell at the moment. It will be interesting to see how it competes with the Jabra… Continue reading One to look out for “Vi”

By Guest User Vicci Introduction : whichwearable.co.uk has lent Vicci the Sixpad device to use. Ronaldo markets the product but also co-developed it. Her feedback is below. Vicci looks after herself, exercises regularly and likes new exercise technology. I was extremely excited at the prospect of testing the Ab muscle trainer belt (or the “Ronaldo” as… Continue reading Real female customer feedback on the Sixpad “Ronaldo” wearable

Suunto kindly lent me the black Spartan Sport so I could train for the Windsor Half Marathon this month. I’ve been out running already and have three weeks to go. You’ll need: A training program in any form paper or electronic, the Suunto Spartan, the watch USB cable, Suunto Movescount software and SuuntoMoveslink on a… Continue reading Adding a Half Marathon training plan to the Suunto Spartan Sport

By Editor Brian Turner “A solid performer. very comfortable, well priced bluetooth headsets with excellent battery life and good sound” whichwearable    Plantronics Brand Promises Up to 18 hours of listening and talk time on a single charge “The battery life is great”   Memory foam headband and ear cups provide comfort  “Great comfort even after… Continue reading Plantronics 500 Bluetooth Headset Review

Apple have announced the death of the iPod by not making it anymore. The Apple Nano and Shuffle were and still are design classics. The Apple Shuffle below could be the ultimate running wearable. The key features of it are: Small Light Clips onto your shirt for running Battery charges and stays charged for months… Continue reading Was the Apple iPod Shuffle the best running wearable?

By Editor Brian Turner Overall whichwearable rating  Value  “Work is for people who don’t have a Garmin Quatix 5 ”  whichwearable   Watch without metal bracelet available to buy at around £499 at Amazon.co.uk , with metal bracelet at around £662 from Garmin’s site Quatix 5 Marketing Promises   Take Control Anywhere On Board  This is a… Continue reading Garmin Quatix 5 (Sapphire Edition) Review, a masterclass machine in watersport & boat interaction

      I’ve downloaded the first FREE Men’s Health App called Primal 9.  A combination of videos and meal plans by athlete Ross Edgily. The subsequent issues are charged for but I thought the quality of this App looked good at face value. Worth downloading Primal 9 at Play or Apple store to look… Continue reading Primal 9 Men’s Health fitness App first issue FREE

Safety and the SIXPAD So  you are going to strap a new product to your tummy and shock it without knowing anything about safety? SIXPAD has been approved by the Japanese Home-Health Apparatus Industrial Association which is a group that works to ensure the quality, safety, efficiency and improvement in the technology of beauty and health… Continue reading How to put the SIXPAD ON and taking it OFF properly