A new collection of consumer tech highlights how practical design is shaping fitness, home routines and everyday convenience. The 2027 Men's Health Tech Awards bring together gadgets tested across activities from swimming and cycling to cooking and cleaning.
Technology built around daily routines
Among the standout products, Form Smart Swim 2 LT goggles display pace and elapsed time in the wearer's field of view, while the Hypershell X Series exoskeleton uses adaptive assistance to support movement on hikes. For cyclists, Garmin's Varia RearVue 820 radar detects approaching vehicles and sends alerts to compatible devices.
The selection also spans the home and workplace. The Narwal Flow 2 robot vacuum-mop washes and dries its cleaning pad at the dock, while the Skylight Calendar Max combines shared schedules, lists and chore charts on a large touchscreen. Apple's iPhone Duo, meanwhile, uses a foldable display to make multitasking and video editing more practical on a phone.
Other picks include a smart scale that estimates body composition, a portable blender for post-workout drinks and a compact USB-C charger. Together, the choices favor useful features and thoughtful design over technology for its own sake.
As devices become more capable while fitting more naturally into daily routines, future innovations may make personal technology feel less like another task and more like an unobtrusive tool.
