MWC Revisited: The most interesting wearables

Wearables failed to make much of a splash at MWC 2016. The category seemed to be an afterthought for many manufacturers -- such as HTC and Samsung -- which instead focused on smartphones and virtual reality products. Unlike in 2015, when we saw new smartwatches from Huawei, LG and others, Android Wear was mostly missing from this year's Barcelona show. Now, that's not to say the cause was completely lost, since there were a few wearables that grabbed our attention. Especially the one designed for cows, not people. Don't you agree?

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Garmin Vivoactive HR

Garmin's new Vivoactive smartwatch is much better than the version from 2015. The HR, a moniker that pays homage to the built-in heart rate monitor, comes in a sleeker and smaller package. That said, it does feature the same GPS and weeklong battery as the original Vivoactive. It'll hit stores later this year (Q2) for $250.