Fitbit Charge 2

Fitbit's original Charge quickly became it's most popular product. So the Fitbit Charge 2 has a lot to live up to. It does so by adding improvements like estimated VO2 Max readouts that leverage the continuous hear rate tracking, built-in guided breathing sessions to help you relax, sport-specific modes to track workouts like runs, weights, biking, and yoga, and an interval workout mode. It also links to your phone to add GPS data to your workouts, has a larger tap-sensitive display, and easily interchangeable bands to let you change the look as often as your clothes.

Withings Body Cardio Scale

No one wants to go to the doctor's office every morning. With the Withings Body Cardio Scale, you get a lot of the same benefits without the hassle. This 0.7-inch piece of aluminum and glass can measure and analyze a host of data about your health, including weight, BMI, fat, muscle, water, and bone mass percentages, and standing heart rate. It's also the world's first home scale with the ability to measure Pulse Wave Velocity, a measurement of arterial stiffness and a key indicator of cardiovascular health. In other words, it can provide a very early warning if you're putting yourself at risk for maladies like hypertension, high cholesterol, organ failure, stroke, and heart attack, all without having to leave your house.

Vi Artificial Intelligence Personal Trainer

Working out with a personal trainer to guide you is generally better than going it alone. The Vi Artificial Intelligence Personal Trainer gives you the same benefits as a real trainer in a device that fits around your neck. Using sensors in the neckband, attached earphones, and your smartphone, it knows your elevation, heart rate, cadence, speed, and location, and gives you voice feedback as you workout. It also responds to your voice commands, and since the earbuds were developed in collaboration with Harman/Kardon, they sound great, too.

Molekule Air Purifier

Don't just remove the pollutants from your air — destroy them completely with the Molekule Air Purifier. The world's first purifier to operate on a molecular level, it uses technology called Photo Electrochemical Oxidation to clean the air. Air enters the machined aluminum cylinder at the bottom, passing through a pre-filter to catch larger particles before hitting a nanoparticle-coated filter that when activated by light generates a chemical reaction that breaks pollutants down into their harmless components. As a result, it can destroy airborne chemicals, bacteria, mold, viruses, and allergens 1000 times smaller than traditional HEPA filters, leaving you with nothing but clear, healthy air.

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Naked 3D Fitness Tracker

Photos can be a good motivator when working to improve your fitness — but you still need to check with a scale every so often. The Naked 3D Fitness Tracker combines these two in a powerful way, using Intel RealSense 3D Depth Sensors and a turntable scale to create a custom 3D model of your body while it also measures your body fat percentage and weight. As you progress, the companion app will show you a heat map with areas of significant change highlighted in a different color so you can see where you're adding muscle or losing fat. Whether you're a weekend warrior or a serious bodybuilder, it's a powerful tool.

Hero Smart Pill Dispenser

Ideally, none of us would need to take pills everyday. But whether it's a dietary supplement or life-saving medication, many of us do. The Hero Smart Pill Dispenser makes it easy to do so the right way. This smart appliance sits on your counter, stores up to 10 different pills, and dispenses them on a schedule or on demand. It has a built-in screen with a simple interface, dispenses with a single button press, and tracks consumption, so you — or your loved one — gets an alert when it's time to take a pill, and the caregiver gets an alert if a dose is missed.

Power Caffeinated Toothpaste

Instead of waiting for your coffee to cool to get your first daily fix of caffeine, Power Caffeinated Toothpaste gives you a little pick me up right out of bed. Like most other toothpastes, it does a fine job of cleaning and whitening your teeth and has a fresh, minty flavor. Unlike its competitors, it does so while giving you a subtle dose of caffeine that goes to work almost immediately, keeping you alert until your morning cup is ready. Made in America, it ships in 2.5 oz. tubes, or enough for about 90 brushes.

Misfit Ray Fitness Monitor

With a sleek, tube-like body, the Misfit Ray Fitness Monitor looks more like a piece of jewelry than a gadget. And that's fully intentional. Meant to be worn at all times, it's powered by replaceable button batteries, is water-resistant to 50 meters, has a multicolor LED display for quick progress updates, and a vibration motor for notifications. It'll track your steps, calories, distance traveled, and sleep, with the ability to label a slew of different activities in the companion app. It uses a spring bar system for connecting accessories, and its anodized aluminum body is available in carbon black or rose gold, with your choice of TPU or leather bands.

Withings Go

It doesn't do anything that most other fitness tracker don't. It just looks better doing it. The Withings Go uses a circular E Ink display to show your current progress in real time, while also functioning as a watch. It's water resistant down to 50 meters, so you can wear it in the shower, rain, pool, or ocean, automatically syncs with the well-designed Health Mate app, giving you in-depth metrics on your activity and sleep, and comes with a clip and wristband, so you can wear it like a watch, clip it to your belt, shoe, or pocket, or just throw it in your pocket like a coin. And don't worry about nightly charging — thanks to the E Ink screen, it can run up to eight months without needing to change its standard button cell battery.

Under Armour Healthbox

There are tons of gadgets to help keep you fit. Fitness trackers, heart monitors, and smart scales, for example. Normally they all come from different companies with different designs. The Under Armour Healthbox brings all three together in a simple, unified solution. Designed and built by HTC, the kit includes the UA Band, which tracks activity, workouts, sleep, and can display stats while you're exercising, the UA Heart Rate, a compact, accurate monitor, and UA Scale, a Wi-Fi enabled scale that measures weight and body fat percentage. All three connect to the UA Record app to provide an in-depth look at your health and fitness, and how to improve both.

Hock Design Diskus Dumbbell Set

Get your exercise done at home without making it look like a Planet Fitness with the Hock Design Diskus Dumbbell Set. The set includes six pairs of dumbbells in weights ranging from 10-20kg, or roughly 22 to 44 pounds, crafted from 303 non-reactive stainless steel. They rest on a rack made from sustainably-grown solid walnut with a aluminum frame for added support and safeglide stainless shelves to keep your fingers from getting smashed.

Goodwell Toothbrush

Unless you're using an electronic tool, odds are your toothbrush is made of plastic. Which means it's eventually going in a dump. The Goodwell Toothbrush aims to put an end to that. It has two pieces: a compostable head with Binchotan fibers that fight plaque, bad breath, bacteria, and viruses, and a reusable anodized aluminum handle that doubles as a storage container. Buy it alone, as a kit with a biodegradable flosser and tongue scraper that hook up to the same handle, or get a subscription that drops new attachments at your door each month.

EcoMill Treadmill

Gadgets and fitness have a dubious relationship at best. Improve it with the EcoMill Treadmill. This eco-friendly workout machine requires no electricity, instead relying on the curved surface and your own movement for its power. An onboard generator creates the juice, and while you might think your slow gallop/really fast walk is enough to power the display only, it actually does enough to charge up any USB gadget, which gives the phrase "running around looking for a phone charger" a whole new meaning.

Nima Allergen Sensor

Even if the menu says "gluten-free", it's hard to feel certain that whatever you're ordering when you're dining out is really gluten free. Unless you're packing a Nima Allergen Sensor along with you. This pocketable device lets you load a bite of your food into a test pod, slide it into the device, and in two minutes know for sure whether there's any gluten in it or not. It can detect traces of gluten down to 20 parts per million, and will be available for peanut and dairy testing in the future.

Thermos Smart Lid Bottle

Staying hydrated is one of the best things you can do for your body. But it's not always easy to keep track of your water intake. The Thermos Connected Hydration Bottle with Smart Lid is out to change that. The bottle links to a companion app that has you enter your age, weight, and activity info to create a customized hydration goal, then lets you know how you're doing throughout the day. The bottle can also sense how much water is left and check its temperature, giving you a heads up if you're about to chug some nasty hot water.

Nourish Intelligent Supplement System

Nutritional supplements can be highly beneficial. Unfortunately, the staff down at the local GNC doesn't know much more about your nutritional needs than the staff at the local greasy spoon. The Nourish Intelligent Supplement System, on the other hand, does. This countertop gadget syncs with the fitness trackers, food loggers, and health apps on your phone to better understand your dietary needs and then spits out an ideal cocktail of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients to keep your feeling your best. The powdered supplements are delivered from RFID-enabled "seeds" to a 70g silicone shot glass, which you then squeeze to let the goods drop into the drink of your choice.

Nano-B Toothbrush

Charcoal is great for grilling foods. Turns out, it's also good for cleaning teeth. The Nano-B Toothbrush has bamboo charcoal particles on half its bristles, leveraging the material's natural whitening properties to give you a brighter smile. The other half of its bristles have genuine gold nano-particles that kill bacteria, both in your mouth and on the brush. All the bristles are cut in a way that rounds their edges, so they're softer on sensitive enamel and gums, and are double-layered, with long bristles to clean hard-to-reach areas, and short bristles for polishing. Travel case included.

Hock Design Jump Rope

If you want to burn calories, tone muscle, and get a great cardio workout, it's still tough to top the jump rope. But the plastic handled ropes from our childhood only last so long, and that's where the Hock Design Jump Rope comes in. Crafted in Germany, this rope makes those used by boxers and school kids look silly, with handles made from American walnut, the rope of Italian leather, and a 4 ball-bearing system which promotes faster turning of the rope and longer durability. Light, balanced, and easy to stash in your bag for a quick workout almost anywhere.

Goodfloss Flossers

Flossing is one of the best things you can do for the health of your teeth, gums, and body in general. It's also one of the easiest to skip or simply forget. Make sure it's a mainstay in your routine with Goodfloss Flossers. Available in packs of ten, these biodegradable tooth tools come packed four per credit card-sized sheet, with just enough floss for a thorough cleaning and a built-in toothpick that swivels out on a hinge for good measure.

AmpStrip Heart Rate Monitor

Measuring just 3.5 inches long, an inch wide, and less than a quarter of an inch thick, the AmpStrip Heart Rate Monitor is an ideal replacement for bulky, strap-bound monitors. The discrete gadget sticks to your chest using hypoallergenic medical-grade adhesives, and incorporates a single-lead ECG sensor, an accelerometer, and a Thermistor to deliver plenty of fitness-related info to your phone via Bluetooth.