Hume’s second-generation health band drops the flashiest sales pitches and delivers on the basics that matter: a two-week battery, genuinely useful blood pressure trends, and daily health insights that make you want to check the app every morning rather than dread it.

A 9.6-litre drawer, a viewing window and proper steam cooking make a real case for ditching the oven, if you can look past one flimsy part

Two Leica lenses, a screen that detaches into its own remote, and enough stabilisation for the street, the studio and the summit. This is the pocket camera we stopped putting down.

This roundup gathers the best mattresses you can buy today, from memory foam classics to modern hybrid marvels and adaptive sleep systems that feel like an upgrade for your whole life.

London bodywork brand Masaj has teamed up with wellness tech company Bon Charge to bring red light therapy into its treatment rooms. Here’s what the science actually says about combining the two, and why it might be a genuine preview of where wellness is heading.

The CurrentBody LED Mask Series 2 is the closest we’ve come to replicating an in-clinic light therapy session without leaving the house. Ten minutes, one button, no serums or downtime required. The extra deep near-infrared wavelength and a genuinely improved fit over the Series 1 make a real difference, particularly around the jaw and chin, an area LED masks have historically struggled to treat evenly.

Hume’s second-generation health band drops the flashiest sales pitches and delivers on the basics that matter: a two-week battery, genuinely useful blood pressure trends, and daily health insights that make you want to check the app every morning rather than dread it.

Summer training means heat, distance and the constant temptation to skip the session entirely. The right gear closes that gap. We’ve spent the past few weeks testing our way through pool decks, bike lanes and long Sunday runs, and here’s what earned a permanent spot in our bag.

Google just launched a screenless tracker that undercuts Whoop’s annual subscription by £113. Two weeks of wearing both tells you exactly who each one is built for.