Becky Wade Firth

The ring's software and hardware are both designed with women in mind.

They're relaxing, but not made for everyone.

It's a mid-range video baby monitor that comes with a parent unit.

But the lack of a parent monitor holds it back.

The wearable-camera baby monitor combo needs more transparency.

See how these scales stack up, and which one’s worth buying.

We love that it connects to WiFi.

It uses data from DNA tests, blood samples, and reported habits to create custom plans.

It's not as "simple" as advertised.

It's everything I want in a running watch.

Monitor workouts, fitness goals, and weight in the same app.

It delivers far more than body weight.

Sportneer TrainNTrack ankle weights monitor heart rate, workout intensity, and more. But that might be overkill.

Tools for rehab, prehab, and recovery are worth a splurge if you'll actually use them.

Not cheap, but less expensive than regular sessions with a masseuse or chiropractor.

It's not exactly cheap. But it is effective.

A small but effective self-massage orb for treatment at home and on the go.

A good choice for one athlete may not work well for another.

It's one of Garmin's more affordable watches.

The Instinct is ideal for serious navigators, ultra-athletes, and solo trekkers who spend a lot of time outside and in rugged conditions.

It fits like a glove, it does everything I want it to, and it doubles as an all-day wear (unlike clunkier models)

Solar battery, ski resort maps, and expedition mode are just a few of its insane features.

The battery life is great, the activity tracking is as smooth and accurate as I’ve encountered, and—after the initial setup and customization—the whole experience is smooth and pleasant.