4 more products still in the review queue…

4 More Products Still In The Review Queue...
A mystery I won’t be reviewing (probably)

The Review Queue Update: 4 More Products Incoming…

This has been an exhausting, yet highly successful year for the site, and we are still running at full tilt. I am currently running behind on published reviews, but I want to give you a quick update on what is currently in the queue.

You can expect detailed, independent reviews on the following products:

  • Apple Watch Ultra 3 – loving it
  • Google Pixel Watch 4 – really loving it. Other than typical HR/GNSS issuettes…best ever smart watch?
  • Ultrahuman HOME – Matter At-Home Air Quality. Fills a wellness data gap.
  • Coros Pace 4 (Detailed accuracy tests) – pretty good
  • Huawei GT 6 Pro

Your patience is very much appreciated!

Last Updated on 29 January 2026 by the5krunner



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2 thoughts on “4 more products still in the review queue…

  1. Can’t wait for some details on the Mac Mini, even if you’ve made a tremendous job not long ago to compare many platforms for Z and MW.
    I’m still contemplating switching the convenience of AppleTv to a probably no much less convenient Mac Mini in order to get better Z graphics, TPv graphics…but I feel like MW for Apple Silicon does not bring much versus the iPad version, and is lightyears behind what we can get with a good windows computer (“good” …let say powerful like middle range GC)

  2. Hadn’t heard of the ultra human home. I’ve been using an aranet since the pandemic to monitor co2 levels. There’s studies showing poor co2 levels impact HRV and sleep metrics. Pm2.5 too, always wondered why it’s not a big thing in longevity, hope this starts the process to raise awareness

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