Wearables

Like the regular Shine, the Swarovski version also measures steps, calories burned, distance and sleep quality, while syncing the data with a mobile app.

The device combines data collected from an array of sensors with an advanced algorithm to deliver whole-body health data insights.

The device can track one's speed, pace, calories burned and other details, as well as heart rate when used in pair with the Polar H7 heart rate sensor.

Designed by Philippe Starck with running in mind, the Bluetooth 4.0, in-ear headset weighs just 70g and chances are - it won't be affordable.

The more affordable version of the Activite watch comes with a PVD-coated watchcase along with the smooth silicone strap; it keeps the two dials, though.

Although no numbers have been shared, the company promises an affordable price point that will be available at a fraction of the cost of competitors.

Part of the Montblanc Timewalker Urban Speed collection, the band has a little metal screen that can receive notifications and messages.

The device comes with a detachable tracker and mobile app that gets to know its users, while delivering personal and relevant suggestions called Boosts.

GoMore helps athletes understand how much stamina is being consumed, when their bodies are fatiguing, and when to change the intensity of their workout.

Packed with sensors, the device collects all sorts of information about one's gait, steps, and the overall walking and running form of an individual.