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Samsung's Galaxy S26 FE appears set to launch in early September, and a new report from WinFuture, citing a data sheet for the device, lays out a near-complete specification list for the "Fan Edition" handset.
According to the outlet, the phone will arrive in three colorways. There will be a dark gray, a light green, and a light blue, thus continuing the visual language of the rest of the S26 lineup while relying on largely recycled hardware underneath.
SEE ALSO: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 survives the ultimate stress testWinFuture reports the phone will feature a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with 2340 x 1080 resolution, typical brightness around 1200 nits that can climb to roughly 1900 nits at peak, and a refresh rate topping out at 120Hz. Powering the device is Samsung's own Exynos 2500 chipset — the same ten-core processor that debuted in last year's Galaxy Z Flip 7, reportedly clocked up to 3.3GHz — paired with 8GB of RAM and a choice of 128GB or 256GB of storage.
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On the camera front, WinFuture's report describes a triple rear setup led by a 50-megapixel main sensor with an f/1.8 aperture and stabilization, alongside an ultra-wide lens and an 8-megapixel telephoto camera offering 3x optical zoom. Up front, the outlet reports a 12-megapixel selfie camera without autofocus. Video capture reportedly tops out at 8K/30 fps, with 4K recording available up to 60 fps.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.The report also details connectivity and durability features, including Bluetooth 5.4, WiFi 6, NFC, dual nano-SIM support with eSIM options, and an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance.
Battery capacity is listed at 4,900mAh with 45-watt fast charging, and WinFuture notes the cell is rated for around 1,200 charge cycles and up to 50 hours of typical use. These are figures the outlet says fall a bit short of prior FE models but line up with specs Samsung has used on its recent foldables, suggesting a silicon-carbon battery. The device is also expected to weigh 193 grams and measure 7.4mm thick, running Android 17 with Samsung's One UI on top.
SEE ALSO: Made by Google event: Pixel 11 Pro, Fold & Watch 5 breakdownPrice-wise, WinFuture cites earlier leaks pointing to a €799 (USD $922) recommended retail price — an increase that, per the outlet's own price-comparison analysis, could make the existing Galaxy S26 Plus the better buy, since it's reportedly already available for around €700 (USD $808) with more storage, a sharper display, and stronger cameras.
SAVE $549.01: The Anker Solix S2000 portable power station is on sale at Amazon for $649.99, down from the list price of $1,199. That's a 46% discount.
Opens in a new window Credit: Anker Solix Anker Solix S2000 $649.99 at AmazonWhen storms show up in the forecast, it's always smart to get prepared. That usually means making sure phones are charged, flashlights are available, and you have a few food options on hand. Speaking of food, if you're looking for a power source that'll take over keeping the refrigerator cool, check out this deal.
As of Aug. 11, the Anker Solix S2000 portable power station is on sale at Amazon for $649.99, down from the list price of $1,199. That's a 46% discount.
A portable power station can be useful in plenty of situations from camping to a power outage. Some models focus on portability while others are durable enough to leave out in the rain. If your main concern during a power outage is keeping the refrigerator on, the Anker Solix S2000 might be the perfect model.
Anker Solix designed the S2000 specifically for home use during a power outage. The design with AC ports on both the front and back means its great for setting on the counter and plugging the fridge into the back while keeping the front open for a lamp, the coffee maker, and recharging small gadgets.
SEE ALSO: I tried the Jackery FridgeGuard portable power station: It's both functional and prettyWith 2,010Wh of battery capacity, Anker says it can keep a fridge running for up to 35 hours. In part, that's thanks to Anker's low 6W power draw. With an under 10 millisecond uninterrupted power supply, you can keep the refrigerator plugged into the Solix and the Solix plugged into the wall on grid power. If the power cuts out, the Solix will take over in under 10 milliseconds.
If you're not looking forward to the upcoming storm season since that means worrying about food spoiling in the fridge during an outage, upgrade to the Solix S2000. It can keep foods cooling for over 24 hours and it's on sale for under $650.
SAVE $50: As of August 11, get the DJI Mini 3 for $499 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $549. That's a discount of 9%.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon DJI Mini 3 $499 at AmazonIf you're interested in flying a drone, creating drone-centric content, or just taking some cool pictures, DJI is a brand that has plenty of options for you to choose from. While it's been difficult to obtain a DJI drone with the FCC ban, there are still occasionally models that go back in stock at Amazon. There's one on sale right now you can get for a great price, and if you're interested in grabbing it, you'll want to do so before it once again becomes unavailable.
As of August 11, get the DJI Mini 3 for $499 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $549. That's $50 off and a discount of 9%.
SEE ALSO: The ultimate travel vlogging setup: Save over $100 on the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Vlog BundleThis lightweight drone is just half a pound, which makes it an impressively small drone that's perfect for newbies. It can even fold up to become smaller, so if you want something compact and simple to use, this is the model to go after. But just because it's small, that doesn't mean it's bereft of features. It has 4K HDR video capabilities as well a gimbal design that allows it to shoot vertically with dynamic angles.
It offers about 38 minutes of flight time per battery charge, which you can extend up to 51 minutes if you pick up the Intelligent Flight Battery Plus as a separate purpose. Other than that, it also has built-in intelligent features of its own, like auto takeoff, precise hovering, and return to home capabilities so you don't have to do it all yourself.
If you're ready to try out drone flying, this is a great time to do so and a deal that's well worth starting with.
SAVE $200.99: As of Aug. 11, the Ecovacs Deebot X11S Pro Omni robot vacuum and mop is on sale at Amazon for $799 instead of its usual $999.99. That's a savings of 20%.
Opens in a new window Credit: Ecovacs Ecovacs Deebot X11S Pro Omni robot vacuum and mop $799 at AmazonThere's no denying that the robot vacuum market is severely oversaturated. With tons of brands, models, and features to navigate, we understand that choosing the right one isn't easy. This $200 discount on the Ecovacs Deebot X11s Pro Omni, however, might be the factor that finally helps you decide.
As of Aug. 11, the Ecovacs Deebot X11s Pro Omni robot vacuum mop combo is on sale at Amazon for only $799. It usually clocks in at $999.99, which means this deal saves you about 20% or $200.99. According to our favorite price-tracking tool, that's also its best price on record.
We have a few dealbreakers when it comes to buying a robot vacuum mop combo. The first is the lack of self-washing and drying the mop pads. Fortunately, the X11s Pro Omni tackles everything for you with its all-in-one Omni station. It handles all the maintenance, including heated high-pressure washing, auto-drying, auto dustbin emptying, water box auto-cleaning, and more.
Other dealbreakers include robot vacuums with less than 10,000 Pa suction power and the lack of obstacle avoidance and smart mapping on board. The Deebot X11s Pro Omni checks all the right boxes with up to 30,000 Pa suction power, advanced AI-powered navigation with smart obstacle avoidance, and smart control with YIKO voice assistance.
If you want a robot vacuum that will make your life a little easier and take both vacuuming and mopping off your hands, the Ecovacs Deebot X11s Pro Omni is a solid pick. And at 20% off, it's not too harsh on your wallet either.
Tech prices continue to rise, especially as the memory shortage gets more intense. That's not great news for anyone who uses tech, but it can be espeically painful for gamers. Running games tends to require a machine with higher-end specs and more memory. But if you've been looking at an Asus gaming set-up, there's good news in store.
The Intel Asus Gaming Days event is underway through Sept. 13. With it comes deals on gaming laptops, desktops, and mini PC options. The best deals take $200 off and come with the benefit of getting two free games. Eligible purchases will email a unique master key to claim your free games by Oct. 31.
Best gaming laptop deal Opens in a new window Credit: Asus Asus ROG Strix G16 Gaming Laptop (Intel Core i9, 32GB RAM, 1TB) $1,799.99 at AsusBuilt for speed, excellent visuals, and responsiveness, the Asus ROG Strix G16 is on sale for $1,799.99 for a $200 discount. This gaming laptop comes with the Intel Core i9 processor, 32GB memory, and 1TB SSD storage. In terms of display, you're in line for 165Hz FHD+ which is ideal for both gaming and streaming action content.
Asus also paid special attention to cooling with the ROG Strix G16, equipping it with an advanced cooling system that says quiet. Ports on the Strix G16 include an HDMI 2.1, Thunderbolt 4, 2.5G ethernet port, an audio jack, plus a few more.
Best gaming desktop deal Opens in a new window Credit: Asus Asus ROG G700 (Intel Core 7 265F, 32GB RAM, 1TB) $1,649.99 at AsusThe 2025 Asus ROG G700 comes with the Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060Ti graphics card. The 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD make for quick multitasking and loading games. There's also an included RGB keyboard and mouse to complete your new gaming setup.
In terms of cooling, the Asus has three fans for intake and a rear exhaust. Plus, there's an included dust filter. Pair it with an excellent gaming monitor and you're in for the best winter gaming season yet.
Best gaming mini PC deal Opens in a new window Credit: Asus Asus ROG NUC 16 (Intel Core Ultra 9, 64GB, 1TB) $2,999 at AsusIf you're in the market for a mini PC, the Asus ROG NUC 16 is included in Asus Gaming Days deals, taking $200 off the base price. Asus says the ROG NUC 16 is meant for hardcore gamers looking for advanced features, combining a compact size with powerful performance. Stand it up or set it down horizontally, and you're in line for great performance with an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor. For even better graphics, Asus used the NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 and the NVIDIA Reflex for low latency.
Thumb screws give you easy access for adding memory or storage without the need to track down tools. There's also a dedicated heat sink that Asus says reduces operating temperature to a cool 59 degrees.
SAVE $700.99: As of August 11, get the Ecovacs Goat A3000 Robotic Lawn Mower for $1,799 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $2,499.99. That's a discount of 28%.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Ecovacs Goat A3000 robotic lawn mower $2,499.99 at AmazonIf the idea of having to spend time mowing your lawn sounds like the worst time possible, it might be a good idea to invest in a robot to handle it for you. Robotic lawn mowers are a great way to keep a tidy lawn without actually having to do anything, and you can get one on sale for an excellent price right now.
As of August 11, get the Ecovacs Goat A3000 Robotic Lawn Mower for $1,799 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $2,499.99. That's $700.99 off and a discount of 28%.
SEE ALSO: The best robot lawn mowers in 2025This robot vacuum requires no perimeter wire installation and lets you go wire-free thanks to the HoloScope 360 Dual-LiDAR navigation system and AI camera. It can handle itself while mapping your yard, up to 3/4 acre, and can remain accurate up to less than an inch even when dealing with less than optimal conditions.
It uses a TruEdge trimmer to keep borders around your lawn clean-looking, so you don't have overgrown grass and weeds around your flower beds, driveway, or other lawn decor. And with a massive 7,500 mAh battery that can be charged back up in just over an hour, it can get the job done without you having to sit and wait for it to juice back up for too long.
Though we're heading into fall, you're still going to have to contend with keeping your lawn fresh and clean. Make it easier on yourself with this robot and write off one more home task that you won't have to deal with.
Sumerian Pictures' new trailer for Josephine is a tense experience, teasing a chilling mystery around one question: What did Josephine (newcomer Mason Reeves) see happen in the park? But the film, of course, digs even further.
This Sundance Grand Jury and Audience Award-winner from writer and director Beth de Araújo (Soft & Quiet) is based on her own life experiences. Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan lead the film as parents of eight-year-old Josephine, who witnesses a crime in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. How can her parents help her process it?
Mashable entertainment editor Kristy Puchko called Josephine "easily the most buzzed-about title out of Sundance."
"Not a tear-jerker but a nuanced family drama that's ripe in emotional intelligence and thought-provoking sequences, Josephine is a hard watch and a must-see," she writes in her Sundance round-up.
The cast also includes Philip Ettinger, Syra McCarthy, and Eleanore Pienta.
Josephine hits cinemas Nov. 20.
There's a secret lurking at the heart of Hellcat, a horror film soon to hit Shudder.
On the festival circuit, critics cheered writer/director Brock Bodell's feature film debut for its intensity and its surprising twist. To tantalize would-be viewers, Shudder has shared with Mashable an exclusive clip from Hellcat. And as someone who knows its secrets, I can assure you that this clip has some telling clues about the movie's secret subgenre.
But I'm getting ahead of myself.
SEE ALSO: Best horror movies of 2026, and where to watch them nowHellcat stars Dakota Gorman as Lena, a young woman who awakes to find herself in a mobile home that she's never seen before. The windows are covered, but she can tell she's speeding along down some road. But who put her here? And why is she locked inside? Soon, she'll learn her captor is a man named Clive (Todd Terry), who communicates with her from the cab of his tow truck through a PA system.
In the clip above, Lena's searching the trailer when she finds a mini-fridge, which, alongside some condiments, holds a rack of needles that she notes are filled with lorazepam (an anti-anxiety medication), along with a plate of bloody, raw meat.
Clive bellows, "Do not touch my medication!" but he won't explain more. But before Lena can demand answers, she's attracted to the bloody meat. And then, she hears a strange sound — a woman's whimper — coming from the back of the camper.
What's going on?! You'll have to watch Hellcat to find out.
SAVE $70: As of Aug. 11, new and former subscribers can score a full year of ad-free Paramount+ Premium for just $69.99 instead of the usual $139.99 with the code saveannual50. That's a 50% discount.
Opens in a new window Credit: Paramount+ Paramount+ Premium $69.99/year for 1 year (save $70) with code saveannual50 Get DealIf you've been hunting for a good streaming deal this summer, your search ends here. A new promo code for ad-free Paramount+ just dropped — and this time it's for a full year instead of just a couple of months.
As of Aug. 11, new and former Paramount+ subscribers can unlock an entire year of the ad-free Premium plan for just $69.99 with the code saveannual50. That's $70 or 50% in savings. Crucial: On the sign-up page, be sure to toggle the plan from "monthly" to "annual" and select the Premium ad-free option. On the checkout screen, click on "Have a promo code?" and enter saveannual50. The discount will then automatically apply.
Don't forget to enter the promo code at checkout. Credit: Paramount+The code is actively working as of Aug. 11, but the end date is unspecified. So if you want to lock in the savings, do it ASAP.
A Premium subscription includes ad-free streaming (except on live TV), access to your local CBS network live, the entirety of Showtime's catalog, the ability to download shows and movies for offline viewing, and a robust library of Original Series, Paramount Pictures films straight from the theater, nostalgic shows from MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, and more. And as of this year, it's also the exclusive home of UFC's marquee events as well as 30 Fight Nights — including the upcoming UFC 330 event. That's a whole lot of content for what breaks down to just $5.83 per month.
If you're looking to diversify your streaming lineup while beating the summer heat, half-priced Paramount+ Premium is an excellent value. Just be sure to set your calendar alert to cancel it a year from now if you want to avoid paying full cost.
Something's very off in the trailer for Gentle Monster, with Léa Seydoux starring as a woman facing dark truths in her own home. And though the film's absolutely not about the Korean eyewear brand, the director was inspired by the company's name.
Written and directed by Marie Kreutzer, the film follows concert pianist Lucy (Seydoux) whose idyllic home life with her husband Philip (Laurence Rupp) and son is shattered when the police show up with a search warrant, accusing Phillip of a heinous crime. Forced to reckon with the accusations against the person she loves, Lucy has more than one lie to untangle, and her son to protect.
It's a complicated film, thematically, for Kreutzer, whose 2022 film Corsage starred actor Florian Teichtmeister, who was charged for similar crimes. The director told The Hollywood Reporter in May 2026, "In the middle of that whole scandal and shit storm, I thought maybe I cannot make Gentle Monster anymore, because everyone will always make that connection. It didn’t take me very long until to realize that I might have to make it even more."
From the trailer, we get a glimpse of director of photography Judith Kaufmann's cinematography, music by Camille, and a powerful performance from Seydoux, who stars alongside Jella Haase and Catherine Deneuve.
Gentle Monster will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in September, before its release in select cinemas Oct. 30. The film will then be streaming on Netflix from Nov. 18.
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SAVE $400.01: As of August 11, get the Bluetti Elite 300 portable power station for $1098.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $1,499. That's a discount of 27%.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Bluetti Elite 300 portable power station $1,098.99 at AmazonThough summer is quickly fading away into fall, that doesn't mean severe weather just goes away. Heavy storms can often bring power failures and outages, and if you're someone who tends to deal with losing your electricity when they roll through, a portable power station could be the ticket to easier times. If you're looking to get one right now, this deal is a great pick that can help you out in a variety of situations.
As of August 11, get the Bluetti Elite 300 portable power station for $1098.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $1,499. That's $400.01 off and a discount of 27%.
SEE ALSO: The 8 best portable power stations to stay charged up at home and on the goThis portable power station is the perfect solution to losing electricity or staying powered up while camping or going off-grid. It's a larger power station that boasts about 3,000Wh of capacity with a 2,400W output. But even though it's got plenty of juice, it's still relatively small at just 14 inches wide, 12 inches tall, and 12 inches in depth. It weighs about 60 pounds, so it might be a bit more difficult to tote around, but if you want to give it a more permanent placement, it's definitely the right fit.
It has a large enough battery capacity to keep you going for quite some time though, no matter the use case. It can recharge a 60W laptop 33 times or a 10W phone over 90 times. Plus, if you need Wi-Fi while the power's out for internet or even VoIP phone service, it'll keep you running for over 85 hours.
Now's a great time to go ahead and be ready for a variety of power-centric situations, so be sure to grab yours while this Bluetti model is on sale.
Anthropic's Claude will start watermarking AI-generated content in compliance with EU rules, the company announced on Tuesday.
In a Claude support document, Anthropic wrote that it has signed the EU AI Act's Article 50(2) Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content, and explains how it plans to put those rules into practice.
SEE ALSO: Claude Code’s auto mode will be on by default, Anthropic confirmsModels launched in the EU on or after Aug. 2, 2026, wrote Anthropic, will support watermarking at launch. This includes output from all models including Claude Platform (API), Claude, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and Claude Tag. Generated text will have embedded watermarks, while generated files will include "digitally signed provenance metadata where supported."
Notably, it won't apply only to Europe; instead, the watermarks will appear wherever Claude is offered, worldwide, though Anthropic warns that some platforms or features may not support certain watermarking types.
Featured Video For You Is ChatGPT Changing the Way We Write?The watermarks won't be visible if you don't know what you're looking for. For text files, the watermark will be "part of the text" and it will "travel with the text when it's copied and pasted elsewhere," but Anthropic doesn't really go into the technicalities of how this will work. For files such as images, Anthropic will use the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) open standard. Details on how to recognize these watermarks will be shared in "forthcoming documentation," wrote Anthropic.
As for existing models that were launched before Aug. 2, 2026 (that's pretty much all of them at writing time), Anthropic says it's working to add watermarking support to those as well.
Watermarking won't be foolproof, warns Anthropic. For example, heavily edited, paraphrased, or translated text could not carry a detectable watermark, and a file's metadata could be stripped through format conversion, screenshots, or other means.
Anthropic's move follows similar commitments by AI companies including OpenAI, Google, and Meta.
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TL;DR: Unblock porn sites like xHamster with a VPN. The best service for unblocking porn sites is ExpressVPN.
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As of today, anyone can send the first message on Bumble.
It's a total rewrite for the dating app where "women make the first move." Another change is also here: Instead of having 24 hours for the message recipient to respond to that first message, they now have 72 hours.
SEE ALSO: Men will soon be able to message first on BumbleThis update is happening because of user insights and feedback, according to a press release shared with Mashable. Nearly two-thirds (66 percent) of women surveyed by the app say they actually prefer men to send the first message, according to a survey of over 2,200 women on Bumble in the U.S. in Aug. 2024. Many said it'd make dating feel less pressured.
Gen Z women said women making the first move remains "an empowering option," but also appreciate the flexibility of men starting the conversation, in research commissioned by Bumble between Feb. and March 2025, of 2,000 singles aged 18-35 who were actively using dating apps. That research also found that nearly two-thirds of both men and women say they feel more confident when they have a choice of when and how a conversation begins.
Bumble's "women make the first move" is no more"We built Bumble around the belief that when you make dating better for women, you make it better for everyone and that remains true today. While women making the first move was a radical idea, being women-first was never about prescribing just one way to connect. It was about designing an experience with women's needs in mind to create better outcomes for everyone," founder and CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd commented in the press release.
SEE ALSO: The best dating apps for serious relationships"Today, our community is asking for more flexibility, less pressure, and more opportunities to create real, meaningful connections and that is what this new experience provides. This evolution isn’t a departure from our founding vision, but the realization of it."
The radical change follows a trend that's been happening on Bumble for some time. Wolfe Herd founded Bumble in 2014, and a lot has changed in the 12 years since in terms of gender and dating norms. In 2022, Bumble decided that nonbinary users can message first after users expressed discomfort with not being able to on social media.
Then, in 2024, Bumble launched Opening Moves, a way for men to technically message first by responding to a prompt. The change was reportedly made due to dating app fatigue, an issue apps have been dealing with for years now.
According to initial tests of the latest change (in Canada between June and July 2026), 92 percent of women said they still felt in control of their dating experience. And more than half of the surveyed users agreed that lengthening the reply window improved their experience on the app.
More changes are coming to BumbleWolfe Herd announced this shift at the company's earnings call last week — and it's not the only change coming. Bumble will soon launch a standalone app called Plans for curating IRL events and matching with attendees afterward. At the same time as Bumble is leaning more into in-person events, it's also leaning more into AI, as the AI dating assistant, Bee, is also forthcoming.
Bumble made a lot of buzz earlier this year when Wolfe Herd announced that the app is killing the swipe feature, but she said last week that she's keeping what's next under wraps. This new chat initiation will remain as part of the reimagined Bumble experience, a spokesperson told Mashable.
The company's revenue and paying users have been declining year-over-year and it's reportedly considering a sale, so this is likely a push to reverse that trend. But will singles make a beeline for Bumble now that its signature feature is retired?
TL;DR: The LG 32-inch UltraGear OLED gaming monitor (32GX850A-B) is on sale for $754.47 at Amazon, down from its $1,299.99 list price.
Opens in a new window Credit: LG LG 32-inch UltraGear 4K OLED Gaming Monitor $791.68 at AmazonPairing a big 32-inch OLED panel with 4K resolution usually means paying well into four figures when upgrading your gaming display, but Amazon has just knocked $500+ off one of LG’s high-spec UltraGear displays.
As of Aug. 11, the LG 32-inch UltraGear OLED gaming monitor has been slashed to $754.47 on Amazon — a 42% discount off its base $1,299.99 price.
Along with getting that hefty $545.52 discount, this monitor — sold and shipped directly from Amazon, rather than a third-party seller — will make it to your door as soon as Aug. 16 at the time of writing (or Aug. 12 if you’re a Prime member). Amazon is also offering free 30-day returns or replacements if you happen to have any issues.
What makes the price especially tempting now is how much flexibility LG has packed into the panel. At its native 3840x2160 resolution, the glossy 32-inch OLED display runs at up to 165Hz, giving you the sharpness of 4K with enough speed for everything from upcoming single-player adventures like Fable or Gears of War: E-Day — alongside the usual fun multiplayer hits like Fortnite and Rocket League.
Mashable Deals Be the first to know! Get editor selected deals texted right to your phone! Get editor selected deals texted right to your phone! Loading... Sign Me Up By signing up, you agree to receive recurring automated SMS marketing messages from Mashable Deals at the number provided. Msg and data rates may apply. Up to 2 messages/day. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. Consent is not a condition of purchase. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Thanks for signing up!Alongside its cinematic look, this UltraGear unit’s 0.03ms GtG response time is built to keep fast movement crisp. That’s alongside our usual favorite features: NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, designed to help reduce tearing and stutter when your frame rate fluctuates.
Plus, the OLED panel itself is backed by Micro Lens Array+ technology, alongside VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400, a 1.5M:1 contrast ratio, and typical 98.5% DCI-P3 coverage.
No matter what you watch, play, or work on, you’ll be treated to deeper blacks, punchier highlights, and more convincing color all around.
I ran the New York City Marathon wearing seven fitness trackers to see how they compare, and I left with a few favorites. I received a lot of strange looks, but if shame is the price to pay for finding the best fitness tracker for running a marathon, so be it.
While training for the race, I used 10 different trackers in total — deep breath — the new Apple Watch Ultra 3 (which replaced my Apple Watch Ultra 2, which replaced my Apple Watch SE), the Garmin Forerunner 570, the Whoop MG, the Pixel Watch 4 (as well as the older Pixel Watch 3), the Suunto Run, the Oura Ring 4, and the Fitbit Charge 6.
In the end, I ran the marathon using the seven most updated models of our top contenders. I was most impressed by the Whoop MG, Garmin Forerunner 570, and the Apple Watch Ultra 3. The more affordable Suunto Run also has a lot to offer runners.
Fitness trackers tested for this guide BEST SPLURGE Apple Watch Ultra 3 $699.99 at Amazon (Save up to $99 at Amazon) Get Deal BEST RUNNING WATCH Garmin Forerunner 570 $549.99 at Garmin Shop Now BEST FOR HEALTH TRACKING Whoop MG $359 at Amazon Shop Now BEST GARMIN ALTERNATIVE Suunto Run Sports Watch $148.99 at Amazon Shop Now ALSO CONSIDER Pixel Watch 4 $349.99 at Amazon Shop Now SMART RING PICK Oura Ring 4 $349.00 at Amazon Shop Now BUDGET OPTION Fitbit Charge 6 $134.80 at Amazon Get DealI also wanted to find the most reliable fitness trackers for marathon training, so during each week of my training, I focused specifically on one tracker or smartwatch. To ensure the best data collection possible, I also wore it during the day and night outside of my workouts to test its battery life and recovery data collection.
While I focused on a different tracker each week, I wore all seven models during all of my workouts during the entire 18-week training season. In total, I ran 508 miles, had 30 weightlifting sessions, rode a bike for 110 miles, and practiced yoga or Pilates about once a week. And I did all of that looking like Bucky Barnes.
Meet my marathon training partners for the past four months... Credit: Joe MaldonadoReader: It was humiliating, and I did it all for you.
I wanted a wearable that had a comfortable design, easy-to-understand workout metrics, useful recovery metrics, a long battery life, and was worth the price. I wanted it to help me train, recover, and run the marathon. So, here's everything I learned during my 508-mile quest to find the best fitness trackers for running a marathon.
Best health tracker for marathon trainingMy pick: Whoop MG 4.0 I wore the Whoop MG for 18 weeks and 500 miles of training. Credit: Joe Maldonado / MashableThe new Whoop MG is an incredibly comfortable, minimalist tracker designed for health and recovery rather than in-the-moment performance, and I really liked it.
Its soft, lightweight band feels almost invisible, and because there’s no screen, you’re blissfully free from constant notifications or distractions — something I didn’t realize I needed until I had it.
That said, the lack of display, GPS, and heart rate feedback during workouts makes it essentially useless for live training metrics, such as pace or distance. So, like with many health trackers, you'll likely need to also use a secondary fitness tracker to get real-time data on your run, including pace, heart rate, and elevation.
Still, the post-workout insights are impressive: you can literally see spikes in strain or stress — even pinpointing moments like a fall or tough interval — making it feel personal and validating.
The recovery metrics are where Whoop truly dominates. Its journal feature is flexible, allowing you to log habits like alcohol use, weed, or even eating beans, all of which are correlated with sleep, stress, and recovery. The sleep tracking is top-tier, breaking down stages, disturbances, and recovery readiness into clear, actionable data that helps you decide when to push or rest. The battery system is genius — a slide-on charger means you never have to take it off, not even in the shower.
While the subscription model is financially frustrating, Whoop’s depth of recovery data makes it arguably the best tool for understanding your body.
Opens in a new window Credit: Whoop Whoop MG fitness tracker $359 at AmazonThe Oura Ring is probably the best-looking wearable I tried during training season. It's sleek, comfortable, and surprisingly unobtrusive, and it excels at recovery tracking. Obviously, much like the Whoop MG, this shouldn't be the only wearable you use for marathon training — there's no workout data, because there's no screen, and it has no ability to provide live training feedback like pace or heart rate. It provides almost no useful data during or immediately after workouts, making it more of a wellness tracker than a performance tool.
It never pinched or became uncomfortable — though I wouldn’t recommend wearing any rings at all while lifting weights. When it comes to workout metrics, the Oura Ring simply isn’t built for live training feedback.
However, where it truly shines is in recovery tracking. It monitors key health indicators such as heart rate, heart rate variability, body temperature, sleep quality, and general activity, delivering consistently insightful data that helps you understand your readiness and recovery trends.
It’s also surprisingly useful for cycle tracking (if you're into that sort of thing), offering accurate temperature-based insights. The Oura Ring 4 battery life is excellent — it can easily last several days, and I simply charge it while showering without ever running into low power issues.
Though it’s pricey and requires a subscription, it’s HSA/FSA eligible, which helps. Overall, the Oura Ring is an exceptional sleep and recovery tracker, best paired with a dedicated fitness device for training.
Read Mashable's full review of the Oura Ring 4.
Oura Ring 4 $349 at AmazonThe Apple Watch Ultra 3 is one of the most advanced smartwatches yet — powerful, durable, and thoughtfully designed, though not without its quirks.
Its massive screen and hefty build make it feel substantial on the wrist, but despite its size, it remains surprisingly comfortable, even for sleeping. It’s not the lightest watch out there, but it’s well-balanced enough for all-day wear.
During workouts, the metrics are simple but reliable, giving you accurate readings of heart rate, pace, and time, with the option to plan structured workouts directly on the watch. You can pause your run by clicking any two buttons at once, and start a new segment by clicking the orange button. I appreciate how easily I can switch between media, segments, and workouts.
Post-run data is basic compared to dedicated running watches, but still plenty for casual runners. The recovery and health tracking features are robust — it tracks sleep, cycle phases, blood oxygen, respiration, and cardio fitness, and you can manually add data on nutrition, medication, or symptoms for a more holistic picture.
Battery life is the best of any Apple Watch, lasting through a full marathon without dying and recharging quickly. For instance, I wore it all day and all night, during workouts and travel, but just charged it while I showered, and had no problem with the battery life.
At $799, it’s by far the priciest watch I tested, but its massive screen proved unexpectedly useful during my marathon — I could easily read notes and spot friends on the course, and even reply to texts mid-race without missing a step. For runners who aren't training for a marathon, the new Apple Watch Series 11 also impressed our Apple expert.
Apple Watch Ultra 3 $779 at AmazonI really enjoyed using the Pixel Watch 4 for my training, but it had one huge flaw that moved it below the Apple Watch Ultra 3 for marathon training: it died during the marathon. I never had an issue during marathon training, including a long run that was 22 miles long. So, it's still one of the best smartwatches for running in general. But during the race itself — which includes leaving my apartment about five hours before actually starting the race, sitting in a relatively cold start village, and running the race — my Pixel Watch 4's battery died. My Apple Watch SE also died during the 2023 New York City Marathon, so I'm not unfamiliar with the pain, but it's not what you want.
However, during training, I was pleased with the watch. It's a solid, well-rounded smartwatch that balances comfort, performance, and smart integration. It’s lightweight and easy to wear around the clock — comfortable enough to sleep in, with no irritation or bulk. During runs, it delivers all the essential workout metrics like pace, heart rate, and time, displayed on a bright, easy-to-read screen that holds up even in direct sunlight.
The buttons feel a bit mushy, but their presence is still appreciated for sweaty workouts when touchscreens fall short. Post-run, the Fitbit app provides deeper insights such as stride length, step cadence, ground contact time, vertical ratio, and oscillation.
While Fitbit isn’t my favorite tracking platform, its integration here is smooth and responsive, especially with the option to create custom workouts, from interval sessions to threshold runs, and even receive AI-powered daily run recommendations.
Recovery tracking is solid, too, with accurate sleep scoring that aligns closely with health trackers like the Oura Ring and Whoop.
The battery life (say it with me: boooooo) is supposed to last around 48 hours for regular use, which isn’t stellar for hardcore fitness users but is fine for a lifestyle watch, and charging is faster and more reliable than previous Pixel Watches.
At $350, it’s a fair value — particularly if you already own a Pixel phone.
Read my full review of the Google Pixel Watch 4.
Opens in a new window Credit: Google Pixel Pixel Watch 4 $349 at AmazonI'm not saying anything revolutionary or shocking when I say Garmin is a runner's watch.
The Garmin Forerunner 570 is one of the most advanced fitness watches on the market, and it's obvious from the second you wear it for a run. The workout metrics are nothing short of incredible. During workouts, it covers all the essentials — pace, heart rate, time — and presents them clearly on a bright, easy-to-read display. I don't love the buttons (they're a bit mushy for my taste), but they’re responsive enough.
Post-run data is where Garmin really shines: run/walk detection, training effect, power output, and running dynamics like vertical oscillation and stride length offer a level of insight few devices can match. It even provides adaptive training plans based on your data.
On the recovery side, Garmin’s training readiness and body battery features combine sleep, stress, and HRV for actionable insights that rival Oura and Whoop.
Of course, it isn’t without its drawbacks — starting with comfort. I struggled with how it felt on my wrist; during a rainy run in the middle of my training block, the band dug into my skin and rubbed it raw, leaving it sore enough that I couldn’t wear it for the rest of the day. Other people have complained that they've gotten rashes from the Garmin, too. You can get new straps that might solve the issue, but boy was it unpleasant.
The battery life is excellent, lasting up to 11 days, and while the $550 price tag is steep, it’s easy to see why athletes swear by it.
Opens in a new window Credit: Garmin Garmin Forerunner 570 $549.99 at GarminThe Suunto Run also has so, so, so much data. What makes it slightly lower on the list than the Garmin Forerunner 570 is that it has fewer smartwatch perks than the Garmin does — it doesn't have the third-party app support, music, and contactless payments available on the Garmin and, in general, it feels kind of cheap — especially the charger.
But I did really like the Suunto Run. It delivers an impressively balanced experience for runners who want reliable data, comfort, and battery life without overcomplication. Its Velcro strap is lightweight, breathable, and secure — it doesn’t rub, slip, or shift during workouts, and it’s comfortable enough to sleep in, which makes wearing it around the clock surprisingly easy.
During runs, the watch focuses on the essentials: pace, heart rate, and cadence, all displayed clearly on a bright, easy-to-read screen. The physical buttons feel responsive and satisfying to press, a big plus when you’re sweaty mid-run.
After workouts, the Suunto app unlocks a deeper layer of training metrics, including training load, stress score, and normalized graded pace. While not every stat will matter to a casual marathoner, the breadth of data is impressive and well-organized.
On the recovery side, Suunto nails clarity: it combines heart rate variability, sleep quality, and training balance into a single, easy-to-read recovery score that aligns closely with results from Oura and Whoop, though HRV readings can vary slightly.
The battery life is excellent, lasting up to 12 days in smartwatch mode or 20 hours in performance mode, so you’ll rarely think about charging. At $249, the Suunto Run is a smart, well-priced choice for dedicated runners who don't want all the fuss of a smart watch but do want all the data of a running watch.
Opens in a new window Credit: Suunto Suunto Run sports watch $249 at AmazonThe Fitbit Charge 6 is the least expensive option I wore, and it shows. It's lightweight, but don't let that fool you — it's a relatively uncomfortable tracker in comparison to the other trackers I tested. In fact, after two nights of sleeping with it on, my wrist was bruised.
During workouts, it struggles to keep pace with more advanced fitness watches. The GPS accuracy is inconsistent, overestimating distance on one run and underestimating on the next, which throws off pace data — a dealbreaker for serious runners. It also doesn't track elevation gain, which is an important part of training for a particularly hilly race like the New York City Marathon.
Mid-run readability isn’t ideal, and the connection with my phone dropped more than once, but heart rate tracking shines — responsive, accurate, and enhanced by helpful haptic alerts when you shift zones.
Recovery tracking is surprisingly strong, offering clear sleep scores and resting heart rate data that feel well-calibrated for general wellness, even if not the most detailed. The real standout, though, is battery life, which easily lasted a full week with heavy use — truly impressive for a device at this size and price point.
At $159, the Charge 6 delivers solid value for everyday athletes who want the very least. If you're looking for the best fitness tracker for running for beginners, this is a budget pick worth considering. For marathon training, it can't keep up. It's effectively a fancy pedometer, and you might be better off buying one of those.
Fitbit Charge 6 $134.80 at AmazonSo, after 18 weeks of training, 500 miles, and so, so many funny looks (that's what happens when you wear seven fitness trackers at the same time), what did I decide?
Here's what I'd recommend to a friend training for a marathon: I'd wear the Whoop MG for health tracking, particularly during training and recovery. I'd wear the Suunto Run during training, unless I had a lot of money to play with, and then I'd get a Garmin Forerunner 570. If I was specifically running the NYC Marathon and was worried about finding people, I'd keep the Apple Watch Ultra 3 on my wrist for the marathon.
For now, I think I might go without any device for a few weeks. Free me from the data.
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Opens in a new window Credit: Sony Sony 85 Inch Bravia 3 LED 4K HDR Smart GoogleTV $1,098 at AmazonBuying a new TV can feel like a lot on your wallet, so it's always helpful when solid deals pop up. Amazon's a great place to see some of the latest and greatest offers available, and if you're looking to go big on a new screen this summer, this discount on the Sony 85-Inch Bravia 3 LED 4K TV is worth checking out.
As of Aug. 11, this Sony TV has been discounted to $1,098 at the retailer. Compared to its typical price of $1,499.99, that's just over $400 in savings, but you won't want to wait too long to take advantage of it. Amazon has put a "limited time deal" tag on this model's shopping page, so time is ticking to grab it at this price.
SEE ALSO: Google Pixel 11 Pro: Everything we know ahead of Aug. 12 Made By Google eventWhile this Sony TV's 85-inch screen size is certainly a highlight, its 4K resolution LED display will make your movies, shows, and games shine with sharp, vivid picture quality. It even supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for an added visual and audio boost to your viewing experience. On top of that, it comes with exclusive features for PlayStation 5 users: Auto HDR Tone Mapping and Auto Genre Picture Mode. These help optimize picture quality while you play, so you can enjoy every detail of your favorite games.
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Would it surprise you to learn that Pornhub pulls in enough eyeballs to rank among the most-visited websites on the entire planet?
According to SimilarWeb (an analytics platform for websites and apps), adult websites like Xvideos and Pornhub get a staggering number of monthly visitors, with Pornhub alone drawing 1.5 billion visits in January 2026. To put that number in perspective, these porn giants often outrank sites like Netflix and Amazon (though not ChatGPT).
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Opens in a new window Credit: Magic: The Gathering Magic: The Gathering Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Draft Night $72.98 at AmazonMagic: The Gathering’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Draft Night Box has already dropped considerably since its March launch, but Amazon has now sent the four-player set tumbling to a completely new low.
As of Aug. 11, the Magic: The Gathering Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Draft Night Box is now available at Amazon for an all-time low price of $72.98, taking $47.01 off its $119.99 list price for a 39% discount. Confirmed by price tracker camelcamelcamel, this is a whole $14.01 cheaper than the $86.99 record low we saw ahead of release back in March.
Amazon’s new $72.98 listing even undercuts the box’s $79.71 market price determined by TCGplayer, along with the trading card marketplace’s cheapest listing of $83.99. Walmart is sitting at $82 with free shipping through third-party seller Cataclysm Games, which still makes for a nice backup if Amazon sells out.
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SAVE OVER $100: As of Aug. 11, the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Vlog Bundle is on sale for $424 at Amazon. That's $108 off its full price of $532.
Opens in a new window Credit: DJI DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Vlog Bundle $424 at AmazonIf you're a content creator or want to get started as one, a good vlogging camera is a must. The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Vlog Bundle can help you get started, and this is a perfect time to grab it as Amazon has slashed over $100 off its usual list price.
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