Reviews written like advice, not spec sheets.
Every take answers the same three questions: what habit is this for, what does it really cost per year, and who should skip it.
Oura Ring: the wearable for people who already wear a watch they love
The Oura Ring is what finally let me stop choosing between health tracking and wearing a watch I actually like.
PLAUD NOTE: the meeting memory card that pays for itself in follow-ups
A credit-card-sized recorder that turns meetings into summaries and to-do lists — the closest thing to a second memory I've carried.
Even Realities G2: the teleprompter glasses that don't look like tech
The most interesting glasses in the store because of what they leave out: no camera, no speakers — just a private green teleprompter only you can see.
Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses: the mainstream pick with one honest tradeoff
The easiest smart glasses to live with — as long as you're honest about what the camera means for the rooms you walk into.
WHOOP: subscription-first recovery tracking, no screen attached
WHOOP is a coaching subscription that happens to ship hardware — which is exactly right for some athletes and exactly wrong for gadget buyers.