Since the arrival of fitness trackers and smart watches, we’re more intrigued than ever with technology that’s so convenient – we can wear it.
It makes a lot of sense, I mean you can operate household appliances with your voice; so it only seems fair to be able to play the radio from your sunglasses, right?
Wearable tech is becoming so popular in fact, retail giant Amazon recently launched its own ‘Wearable Technology’ category on the site. Whatever your preferences are, there’s a gadget suitable for everyone at a range of price points; with options starting under £40.
We’ve rounded up some of the best tech worth wearing in 2020 below.
Best wearable tech worth investing in for 2020
1. Ear&Ear Neckband Wearable Wireless Speaker
For true portability, Ear&Ear’s wireless bluetooth speaker is genius and surprisingly comfortable thanks to an ergonomic design painted with rubber oil.
The speaker utilises 3D stereo sound quality, which is a comfortable experience that leaves you with your hands and ears free, but still able to hear the rich quality sounds.
Boasting 5.0 bluetooth technology, you’ll be able to pair the neckband with any compatible device and enjoy your favourite songs without being plugged into anything. There’s also a handy eight hour battery life, thanks to a built-in powerful lithium battery.
Price: £35.99, Amazon – buy here now
2. Fitbit Inspire HR Health & Fitness Tracker
Fitness trackers and smart watches are the most common wearable tech gadgets out there. The Inspire HR from FitBit has a sleek and minimalist design that doesn’t scream out at you, but still gives you all of the vitals.
Boasting 24/7 heart rate monitoring, as well as bluetooth capabilities, you can effortlessly keep note of important stats and data, as the watch will automatically sync the information over to your device.
Other features of the watch include automatic training recognition for up to 15 activities, step tracking, calories burned and a sleep tracking function.
Price: £69, Amazon – buy here now
3. Elvie Pelvic Floor Trainer
The Elvie Trainer is a great step forward in women’s health, the award winner trainer is easy to use, comfortable and can be worn (discreetly) anywhere and at anytime.
The pebble shaped product is inserted like a tampon and connects wirelessly to an app on your compatible device, where there are personalised programmes, training sessions and short workouts to train your pelvic floor muscles.
Keeping your pelvic muscles in check and strong isn’t just beneficial for bladder control, it’s good to prepare the body for pregnancy, postnatal recovery as well as improving intimate health.
Price: £169, Boots – buy here now
4. Bose Frames Alto Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses
Just when we thought we’d never be treated to a pair of spy glasses. We still haven’t but these audio sunglasses from Bose are pretty much the next best thing.
Using bluetooth connectivity to pair with your smart devices, the very chic sunglasses will also play songs of your choosing, but only for your ears personally, a truly immersive experience that is rendered silent to passers by. This makes for an open ear experience, meaning you’ll be listening to music but still able to hear what is going on around you – neat, right?
Easily connect to the Bose app from your smart device, with the addition on an integrated microphone, you can also take calls from your smart phone, and interact with the Siri or Google voice assistant on your phone.
The glasses are also Bose AR enabled, which is a new platform soon coming as a feature to other enable Bose products. With this, you’ll be open to explore new ways to travel, exercise, learn, play, and more – yes all from the sunglasses.
Price: £169, John Lewis – buy here now
5. Lumafit Interactive Coach
With gyms and training establishments still closed, the future of training might become a little bit more techy, sooner than we think.
The Lumafit is essentially a personal trainer on your person, the Lumafit sensor is superl lightweight, weighing only 19g making it nice and small to slip into a pocket.
The real time sensor works using apple air play devices like a phone or iPad, you’ll also get feedback from your virtual instructor in real time too.
The sensor includes technology that lets you monitor and track your fitness goals and progress.
Price: £110.76, Amazon – buy here now
6. Elvie Double Electric Breast Pump
The Elvie Double Pump is an electric breast pump system that’s wearable and perfect for busy, feeding mums on the go.
The pumps are silent, which is good if you’re trying to be discreet, the pumps are slimline and wearable, simply pop them into your bra and carry on with your day.
Using bluetooth connectivity the pump connects to a free app on your smartphone that will let you monitor and track pumping history, milk volume and even control the pumps remotely.
Price: £381.65, John Lewis – buy here now
7. Voxos Bone Conduction Smart Glasses
Finally more sp-eyewear. These sunglasses from Voxos Bone Conduction collection are super stylish and come with a host of smart capabilities to make life more convenient.
Rather than transmitting sounds through your ear, Voxos delivers sounds through the bones in your head, which sounds a little crazy but is completely safe – and offers an innovative and immersive solo experience.
The glasses are waterproof and won’t be compromised of sound even if the elements are against you. They feature a built-in microphone, ideal if you’re ready to make calls or to use smart assistants,
Price: £219.99, Selfridges – buy here now
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