Michael is a freelance journalist who has covered consumer technology for over a decade and specializes in wearable and fitness tech. Previously editor of Wareable, he also co-ran the features and reviews sections of T3, and has a long list of bylines in the world of consumer tech sites.
With a focus on fitness trackers, headphones, running wearables, phones, and tablet, he has written for numerous publications including Wired UK, GQ, Men's Fitness, BBC Science Focus, Metro and Stuff, and has appeared on the BBC Travel Show. Michael is a keen swimmer, a runner with a number of marathons under his belt, and is also the co-founder of YouTube channel The Run Testers.
Latest articles by Michael Sawh

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A good heart rate monitor can make a big difference when you're doing exercise — here are the best around for Apple Fitness Plus.

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What are the main differences, pros, and cons of choosing between Apple Watch and Garmin?

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The Apple Watch and Whoop fitness tracker might not look all the similar, but they both pack in some great features. Which one, however, should you buy?

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The MyZone MZ-Switch is one of the more expensive external heart rate monitors, but its accuracy and extra features make it worth your time.

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The Coros Heart Rate monitor is a cheap and cheerful option that's very easy to use, but it lacks the features of more expensive models.

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The 4iiii Viiiiva is an affordable heart rate monitor for your iPhone and Apple Watch — but is it any good?

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The Wahoo Tickr X is trickier to get hold of than the Tickr, but it's accurate and has some great features.

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The Polar H9 is a great heart rate monitor at a great price, although there aren't many options for color.

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Apple Fitness+ is one of the best fitness tracking services out there, and these are the best accessories are the best to use to get the most out of it for running.

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The Polar H10 connects easily to your Apple Watch and gives you far more reliable data than your Apple wearable ever could.

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For everyone but Apple Watch Ultra users, the ActionSleeve is a great way to move your Apple Watch from your wrist.

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Simple, easy to use, and super useful, the Magnetic Fitness mount brings older treadmills into the modern age.

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If you can make the fit work for you, the latest generation AirPods Pro 2 seamlessly works with Apple’s Watch and other Fitness Plus-friendly devices to make them a great match for workouts
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