Top Wearable Tech Influencers

Our world today is efficient and changes quickly. Now, people need modern comforts and helpful items more than ever before. Tech companies are always making new wearable devices. But with so many new devices coming out each year, choosing the right one to buy is important. Fortunately, there are well-informed influencers on social media who give honest reviews and compare different brands. Here are seven top influencers in wearable tech that you should look for in your next search for influencers.

Top wearable tech influencers

Kelly Wonderlin

Kelly is an incredibly hard-working influencer, model, author, and mom. As if that wasn’t enough, she also maintains Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube accounts. Her helpful videos cover all the latest tech and gadgets, and she’s particularly interested in Apple Watch products. Her schedule of regular weekly uploads and an easily understood approach to sophisticated devices have helped her amass over 21.8K Instagram followers.

Adrian (Ace)

Adrian is a DJ and audio engineer who uses his online presence to provide tech reviews for many types of products, including wearables. He has over 1,000 Instagram followers, over 1.9K subscribers on YouTube, and over 4.7K followers on Twitter. As a micro-influencer, he has a strong niche audience and has positioned himself as an Amazon influencer.

CNET

One of the most influential forces for shaping the views of modern tech is the media outlet CNET. Formerly known as Computer Network, CNET publishes daily blogs, articles and reviews. The content has a global audience, and the company claims to be “the place to find out what’s happening in tech and why it matters.” It has the greatest success on YouTube, boasting an audience of over 3.64 million subscribers thanks to interesting, varied content.

Michael Fisher — MrMobile

Michael, once an actor, is now a writer, sailor, and podcast host. His love for science fiction as a child has turned into a fascination with modern tech, like foldable phones and wearable devices. For the past 10 years, he’s been reviewing these technologies. Now, he’s working with Future PLC to improve his reviews. His YouTube channel has over 1.2 million subscribers who watch his tech reviews.

Wearable Technologies

Wearable Technologies is a leading innovation and market development platform for all kinds of devices worn on or close to the body. The company is a pioneer in wearable tech and has established an “ecosystem” comprising more than 30,000 innovative companies since 2006. The Twitter account has over 23.3K followers, and the Facebook page adds another 6,500 followers.

Rosalind Picard

Rosalind serves dual roles as both the co-founder and chief scientist at Empatica, a company focused on health wearables, and a professor at the MIT Media Lab. In both capacities, she has established herself as a significant figure in the wearable technology sector. Her contributions to health research through wearables are regularly featured in her social media posts, most prominently her 12.9K Twitter followers.

Dr. James Canton 

The advancement of wearable technology is inevitable, so it’s logical to incorporate a prominent futurist in our discussion. Dr. Canton, also known as @futureguru on Twitter, is a renowned expert in emerging technology trends. He established the Institute of Global Futures and penned the insightful book “Future Smart: Managing the Game-Changing Trends that Will Transform Your World.” Frequently sought after as a keynote speaker, he has attracted more than 53.3K Twitter followers.