Wearable maker Misfit has always managed to bring an element of jewelry-like design to its activity trackers, and its newest wearable is no different. The new Misfit Ray, announced today at CES, could ...

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The main problem with most fitness trackers these days is size. If you’re one of those people who like to wear a watch but also wants to have a fitness tracker, you’ve probably relegated yourself to ...

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Just months after releasing a second-gen version of its popular Shine activity tracker and then being acquired by Fossil, Misfit is aiming to take the spotlight at CES with a brand new fitness ...

The adjustable strap is one of the most comfortable ones I've worn. Like the Withings Go, I frequently forgot I was wearing it. The Ray is also one of the few trackers that's actually comfortable to ...

The $99 Ray is one of the thinnest on the market and comes with a metal finish, giving it a more elegant look. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make ...

Misfit has announced its newest device, the Misfit Ray, at CES 2016. The thin, tubular tracker is the first device to come from Misfit since the company was acquired by Fossil last year, although it's ...

With its first major product release since its acquisition by watchmaker Fossil Group in November, Misfit today debuted its latest entry in its line of fashion-forward fitness trackers with the launch ...

Misfit often gets overlooked. Maybe it’s because the company doesn’t have the legacy of Garmin or the scale and reputation of Fitbit, but either way, it’s not a company that should be written off.