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Philips Lifeline GoSafe 2 Review
The Philips Lifeline GoSafe 2 is a portable medical alert system that uses several locating technologies, including Wi-Fi, GPS, and audio beaconing, to pinpoint your location.
GreatCall Lively Mobile Review
GreatCall's Lively Mobile medical alert button goes everywhere you go and connects you to a live emergency agent in a matter of seconds.
Fitbit Aria 2 Review
Fitbit keeps things smart with its updated Aria 2 bathroom scale. It's not the most comprehensive, but you get all the benefits of Fitbit's excellent platform.
QardioBase 2 Review
The QardioBase 2 adds some welcome improvements to one of the smartest scales on the market.
Withings Body Smart Scale Review
The Withings Body is an affordable, attractive smart scale that sends basic information on your daily weigh-in to your phone over Wi-Fi.
LifeFone At Home Landline Medical Alert System Review
The LifeFone At Home Landline is a user-friendly medical alert system that offers a handful of useful services and delivers loud two-way hands-free communications with the response center, but its portable help button showed limited range in our tests.
Medical Guardian Classic Guardian Review
The Medical Guardian Classic Guardian is an in-home medical alert system that uses your landline phone jack to quickly connect you to a live emergency response agent, but its portable help button showed limited outdoor range.
LifeStation At Home Medical Alert Review
The LifeStation At Home is a moderately priced medical alert system that connects you to an emergency response center with the touch of a button. It delivered good response times in our tests, but its range could be better.
Philips Lifeline HomeSafe Medical Alert System Review
The Philips Lifeline HomeSafe is an in-home medical alert system that delivered quick response times and crisp audio quality in our testing. It's a cinch to set up, but it requires a $50 activation fee and its help button could be bigger and easier to reach.
Fitbit Ionic Preview
The Fitbit Ionic is an ambitious and promising smartwatch with a focus on fitness and accurate tracking, but its success will depend on the growth of its app ecosystem.
Motiv Ring Review
The Motiv Ring is a subtly stylish fitness tracker that puts lots of features and functionality right on your finger.
Polar M430 Review
The Polar M430 is a great fitness tracker for runners, but a bit too pricey and sporty for more casual use.
Polar H10 Heart Rate Sensor Review
Versatile, comfortable, and highly accurate, the Polar H10 is one of the best heart rate monitors money can buy.
Garmin Vivosmart 3 Review
Garmin's Vivosmart 3 fitness tracker delivers plenty of accurate, useful health metrics in a ho-hum design.
Hidrate Spark 2.0 Review
The Hidrate Spark 2.0 smart water bottle does a solid job tracking how much you drink and gets top marks for design, but it's a pricey solution to a questionable problem.
Fitbit Blaze Review
If you're new to the world of fitness tracking, the Fitbit Blaze is a solid choice. But if you're looking for a smartwatch, or to upgrade anything but a first-generation tracker, the Blaze is unlikely to satisfy.
Fitbit Alta HR Review
With the Alta HR, Fitbit updates its most stylish tracker with continuous heart rate monitoring, better battery life, and smarter sleep tracking. Fashion-conscious self-quantifiers: This may be the device you've been waiting for.
Mio Slice Review
The Mio Slice takes an innovative approach to fitness tracking by emphasizing your heart rate rather than steps, though it falls behind in the style department.
Philips Health Watch Review
Although it has a reliable optical heart monitor, the Philips Health Watch is unintuitive to use and expensive for what it does.
Philips Body Analysis Scale Review
The Philips Body Analysis Scale isn't the latest or greatest smart bathroom scale, but it gets the job done for a reasonably low price.
