Dell XPS 13 9380 (2019) review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The XPS 13 ticks all the boxes. It looks great, the build quality is excellent, it’s nice and portable and has a wide range of specs to choose from. While not a massive upgrade from last year’s model, it’s had some solid refinement including getting the webcam back into the top bezel and also introduces a more affordable Core i3 edition....
Fitbit Charge 3 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict In improving the interface, display, features and battery life for a price that’s less than the Charge 2’s RRP, Fitbit has successfully redesigned its most popular product with the Charge 3. Given that it comes two years after the Charge 2 we think it’s a warranted upgrade for Charge 2 owners, particularly if you desire the longer battery life and full waterproofing. And for first-time buyers, you won’t find a better-featured activity tracker on the market at such a fair price....
Fitbit rolls out new app look for health tracker users Fitbit is rolling out its updated mobile app to users, offering greater personalisation of their data and easier access to tools and our global community. The new Fitbit app works with all of the company’s trackers, but was designed following the introduction of the most recent models, including theVersa Lite,Inspire HR,InspireandAce 2. Find out which is thebest Fitbit for youin our roundup feature....
Fitbit Versa Lite review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Fitbit Versa Lite Edition is a bridge product that is essentially a fitness tracker in a smartwatch body. If you want to track basic health metrics but don’t need it all, then it’s a good, cheaper compromise compared to the regular Versa. If you want the full smartwatch feature set then Fitbit sells the regular Versa 2 or the Ionic. Best Prices Today: Fitbit Versa Lite Edition In March, Fitbit launched a raft of new products that grew its ever popular range of fitness trackers and smartwatches....
Fitbit Versa review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict As fans of the larger, more expensive Ionic, we appreciate that for the Versa Fitbit hasn’t cut back many features to allow for the smaller watch size and much-cheaper price-tag. The lack of built-in GPS affects only the determined phone-free runner, and most of us run with our smartphone anyway so the Versa can use the GPS on the phone. The new Female Health Tracking functions are helpful to 50% of the population, and it will be interesting to see what insights these bring to the Versa user and health professionals in general....
