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Ringo Chiu/Shutterstock Though Google and Garmin both offer strong competition, the Apple Watch Series 11 is our favorite smart watch at time of writing. Boasting significantly better battery life than its predecessor (over 24 hours on a full charge), Apple's device will look sharp on your wrist thanks to that gorgeous, wide-angle OLED touchscreen. At just 37.8 grams, it's also comfortable to wear for extended periods. Though its comprehensive health monitoring features are mainly focused on physical activity (its high blood pressure alerts are a welcome addition), the Series 11 is also an exc

Erman Gunes/Shutterstock This doesn't actually have to be an "either/or" scenario. If you want to track your health 24/7, there's a case to be made for buying both a smartwatch and a smart ring. The former are better at active fitness tracking, while the latter are more dependable for accurate sleep monitoring. That said, the majority of folks will get by with just a single health-monitoring device. While certain people might ditch their smart watches for something simpler, this type of wearable is your best bet if you're obsessed with exercise. Not only do smart watches provide accurate heart

Daniel Cooper for Engadget We currently rank the Fitbit Charge 6 as the best fitness tracker overall, but there are a bunch of great options, regardless of whether you're looking for a smartwatch or a smart ring. Back to the Fitbit Charge 6, not only can you pair it with exercise machines via Bluetooth, it can also track your ECG, skin temperature, stress levels and sleep patterns. It's an excellent, exhaustive tracker. On the watch front, you really can't go wrong with the Apple Series 11, which we'll circle back to shortly. If you're Team Android over Team Apple, the Pixel Watch 4 is worth s