Colin Jenkins

Starting next week, Peloton members will be able to search for others by name and sync their contacts on the Peloton App. Evidently, names for all profiles, including private profiles, will now be viewable to all members.

Don’t want to be discoverable by name or contact info? We have you covered!

A year after the release of the TicWatch 5 Pro, Mobvoi has released an improved model: the TicWatch 5 Pro Enduro. Featuring an increased battery life, tougher display glass, comfier strap, and thinner design, this may be Mobvoi’s best sports watch yet.

Read below to see what reviewers are saying so far:

Ultrahuman is adding a new feature to its smart ring this month: Stress Rhythm. Most measurements of stress use simple physiological data to measure stress throughout the day. However, the Ultrahuman Ring AIR’s latest feature seems to be taking things further by considering your stress within the context of your circadian rhythm.

STEPR, the company behind the world’s first connected stair climbers, is celebrating its first birthday with discounts on the majority of its line up. Four of its stair climbers, from the STEPR Classic to the STEPR Pro, are currently on sale ranging from $300 to $1,000 off its regular price. The birthday sale starts on May 7th and ends on May 28th.

Read below to get a breakdown of the sale, as well as how to get an additional 36 month protection plan added for free!

Today, Eight Sleep introduced the new Pod 4 Ultra, its most powerful and high tech sleep system yet. With additional cooling power, adjustable body positioning, snore detection, and tap control, this looks to be one of the largest improvements Eight Sleep has made since its initial release.

Read below to get the full scoop on everything new with the Eight Sleep Pod 4 Ultra.

Speediance is offering the largest discount we’ve seen this year during its Mother’s Day sale. Both the Speediance Gym Monster and Gym Pal are both on sale, with discounts ranging from $400 to $800, including some free additional accessories. Read below to get the full scoop, as well as how to get an additional $120 off your order.

The COROS Vertix 2S features several new upgrades to bring its flagship watch up to par with the current generation of sports watches. While the improvements, such as the new heart rate sensor, are small in number, they make the Vertix 2S substantially more compelling than its predecessor.

Check out our full written and video review below!

Smart ring developer, Ultrahuman, has announced plans to open a manufacturing facility within the US to help accelerate its production capacity. This is the first time a smart ring will be completely manufactured within the US. Ultrahuman says the new factory will be located in Indiana with plans on opening within the next six months.

Digitaly loaded strength equipment represent one of the largest innovations in home fitness tech over the past decade. Equipment that is space efficient, yet able to provide enough loading to create gym-worthy strength results.

The Innodigym P1 Max and P1 Max are two of the most affordable products in this category, with a price that is substantially cheaper than alternatives such as Tonal. Though a lower price does come a cost in quality. Read or watch below to see our full review.

WHOOP’s Spring Sale is taking place from April 15th to 28th and is the first sale we’ve seen for the smart wearable this year. Available for both new and current members, WHOOP is temporarily discounting its membership by 10%. Read below for more details on how to get the WHOOP 4.0 armband for under $15 per month!

Already reaching an all-time low this month, Peloton stock continues to fall after reports of the company dropping its unlimited free app membership. Less than a year after the free membership tier was released, Peloton says it failed to convert users into paid subscribers.

Welcome to our most in-depth review of Peloton yet! After 3 years and 400+ workouts later, is Peloton still worth it in 2024?

Today we take an in-depth look and compare the Vitruvian Trainer+ with both the Speediance Gym Monster and Speediance Gym Pal. While these digital strength machines share some similarities, there are also numerous differences between them.

Echelon recently released the brand new premium treadmill with many features that compare directly with the Peloton Tread. Today we break down both the pros and cons of the Echelon Stride 8S Treadmill in an in-depth review.

Digital strength training devices like the Vitruvian Trainer are becoming more and more popular for home gyms. So in the video below, I want to help answer as many as I can to help those interested decide if a machine like Vitruvian would be a great fit for you.

One of the most frequent questions I see every year are from those trying to decide between purchasing an Apple or Garmin sports watch. In the video below, I break down the biggest differences between them, as well as my experience using the two brands in 2024.

When it comes to finding a rowing program, one of the best and fastest-growing options out there is an app called EXR. Often referred to as the Zwift for rowers, EXR is easily one of the most feature-packed rowing apps available.

If you own an Apple Vision Pro, you may want to consider regularly cleaning some of its components. Most importantly, the removable Light Seal Cushions since they are the contact point between the Vision Pro and your face.

The Apple Vision Pro is shaping up to have huge potential in the world of computing and entertainment, but could it also hold up as a fitness device?

To find out, I’ve been putting through the works, with Peloton Classes, strength training, boxing, running, yoga, and more. Watch below to see how each of these fitness experiences hold up while having the Vision Pro strapped to your face.

While there has been a ton of home rowers released in recent years, all of them have struggled to address the same question: why choose it over the Concept 2 rower which for many years has been considered to be the gold standard of rowers?

However, that question may have finally been answered with the recently released Aviron Go Rower. Not only does the design of the Aviron Go make rowing more accessible, looks better inside a home, is more stable when stored upright, and makes much less noise, but it is also much closer in price (currently $1,299) to the Concept 2 Rower than any other high-quality connected fitness rower.

It has been two years since I first started using the WHOOP 4.0 Armband. During this time, I’ve also enjoyed testing dozens of other fitness wearables from the Oura Ring to the Apple Watch Ultra. But throughout these two years, WHOOP has continued to be the wearable I depend on the most.

Read (or watch) below to why I prefer WHOOP above other wearables, as well as some limitations of WHOOP that I think you should be aware.