Andy O'Donoghue

There's a little charging pack you pop on your wrist.

you never have to take it off which is ingenious so at about 265 euros you get the hardware that's for the annual subscription people love the whoop and I think it will remain incredibly popular

And Ivy Plus is a screenless wellness tracker specifically designed for women.

And it's designed as a very fancy screen-free bracelet.

It looks really good and you can customise it, add different straps so it doesn't look like everyone else's.

But basically it monitors biometric data without looking like a piece of tech material.

And so it correlates daily habits with female cycle, offers insights into fluctuating hormones and how that can affect your resting heart rate.

Very popular for people who are looking at maybe becoming pregnant because it has really advanced fertility and ovulation tracking features.

And I think for the price, it's €380.

We're seeing this kind of settling around €300-odd, but for women who may be going on that journey, it's proving incredibly popular also.

And these are, I'm wearing my Fieldy around my neck.

I've been wearing one of these.

They're just a little disc.

They look, you know, about the same size as an old 50 pence coin.

Looks like an Apple Air tag, yeah, a little bit bigger.

And what this does, I subscribe to Fieldy, and so what this does is it records my conversations all day long, whether I'm talking to somebody or to someone else.

Well, what it does, it doesn't record them, but it writes a dictation.

And the dictation, it saves these notes.

And then what it does is it gives me a daily report.

And it tells me the things I did during the day.