smartwatch

A smartwatch is designed to make it easier to keep track of your digital life, both as an extension of your smartphone and a complement to your activity.

The Galaxy Watch5 Pro and Galaxy Watch5 don’t radically change what Samsung wants to do with its smartwatches, yet are still great options.

A smartwatch’s purpose is to both induce informed activity and keep you connected, but the Fitbit Versa 4 forces you to make lasting choices.

Amazfit Verge is a multi-sport smartwatch with 24/7 heart rate monitoring, accurate fitness tracking, and an amazing touchscreen with colour that pops.

 Smartwatches haven’t just changed the way we look at timepieces in terms of extensions of our smartwatch technology, they’ve also disrupted the fashion aspect by offering different bands, bracelets and making it easy for users themselves to change their watch bands for different occasions.

The Google Pixel Watch 2 almost looks like a clone of its predecessor, but it turns out to be a better sequel.

Samsung doesn’t give up easily, it seems. The company has repeatedly tried and tried again to create a winner in the wearables category, only to achieve mixed results. The Gear Fit2 isn’t a smartwatch, but rather a fitness band that can sort of act like a smartwatch because of its large screen and litany of features.

The Fitbit Sense 2 is more about health than it is about fitness, though the two also cross over in making this smartwatch what it’s supposed to be.

Samsung went back to a very familiar design with the Galaxy Watch6 Classic by bringing in the excellent physical rotating bezel.

The ASUS ZenWatch 2 is a smartwatch that doesn't push the envelope against competitors; it keeps things simple which for some people is just what they want.