With its collection of preset and custom workouts, your Apple Watch can help you stay in shape and track your progress.

The Apple Watch, which was released on April 24, 2015, wasn’t the first fitness tracker or even the first smartwatch. (Depending on how you define those categories, they had been around for as much as ...

Launch the Activity app on your Apple Watch by tapping the red, green, and blue circle icon. You should see all the activity ...

Walking pads have become a popular way for many people with sedentary jobs to get in a few extra steps during their workday. These minimalist treadmills fit under your desk, making it possible to get ...

The Apple Watch is 2025's most popular wearable on Strava, the platform's 12th annual 'Year in Sport: Trend Report' has revealed.

Recently, I saw a YouTuber argue in a video that the Apple Watch is a useless product. They claimed it was just Apple coming up with increasingly desperate ways for you to give it your money, for ...

Apple's newest offering, the Apple Watch, is set to launch April 24th. When the watch launches in a few weeks, Apple will launch a new section in its app store specifically for Apple Watch apps. The ...

I don’t know how or when it happened, but I have become obsessed with tracking my health data. Formerly, I would toss and turn, wondering what had caused my sleepless nights, or donned a new pair of ...

And, as it turns out, the Apple Watch is, well, fairly accurate. If you're using yours to track your heart rate or step count, they're quite accurate. The study found mean absolute percent errors, a ...

The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is part of the Smartwatches & Fitness Trackers test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Smartwatches & Fitness Trackers models like the Watch Ultra 3 are rated on ...

The Apple Watch provides highly accurate measurements of heart rate and step count, but their estimates of calories burned can be significantly off, according to a new peer-reviewed meta-analysis ...

It's been a rough year for wrist-worn wearable activity trackers. As we noted in a column last December, what was once a vibrant and competitive field is now a graveyard of failed devices like the ...