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The final key consideration is whether you want your smartwatch to work away from your phone. Luckily, most smartwatches now last in excess of a week – with Fitbit, Huawei, Amazfit and Garmin all pushing longevity.

The Apple Watch and Wear OS smartwatches generally only last a day away from the charger – which is one of the biggest turn-offs for people. Runners will want GPS on board to accurately track outdoor workouts. However, the likes of Apple and Fitbit now include ECG, a powerful health tool – read our ECG explainer if you're curious.

You'll be hard-pressed to find a smartwatch without a heart rate sensor these days, and most are adept at keeping tabs on 24/7 HR and resting heart rate. Smartwatches are increasingly becoming health and fitness tools – so make sure yours has the sensors you want. If you opt for smartwatches from Garmin/Fitbit/Huawei, their platforms simply don't have developer support for quality apps, so you're limited to the advertised functionality of the watch.

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Huawei, Fitbit and Garmin smartwatches work on both – but some advanced calling from the wrist features are usually Android only.Ĭheck out our guides to the best smartwatches for iPhone and for Android watches.īuying into Apple Watch and Wear OS watches means you can access bustling app stores full of options from big-name brands, such as Spotify or Strava, and expand on the core features. Older Wear watches work on both, but the iOS experience is diminished and it's not recommended. Apple Watch is iOS only, and Wear OS 3.0 watches, such as the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and the incoming Pixel Watch, are exclusive to Android. It's important to think about what smartphone you use. Those with small wrists should look in the 38-42mm range, while those that like chunky, oversized watches or have big wrists should look at 46mm+. The fit, comfort and wearability of a watch are largely down to case size – and a few millimeters can make a huge difference. If you're looking for a fitness-focused smartwatch, you won't be disappointed. The Venu 2 offers big battery life and a focus on sports tracking and health.

Best fitness smartwatch: Garmin Venu 2 – $399/£349 – Full review – Amazon.

The app is a cut above most other budget smartwatch brands too.

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Best budget smartwatch: Amazfit Bip U Pro – $69/£59 – Full review – Amazonīelies its sub-$100/£100 price tag with great features, GPS, decent sleep tracking and loads of health features.

And the move to Wear OS 3.0 means the selection of apps on offer makes it the best Galaxy Watch yet.

Best smartwatch for Android smartphone users: Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 – $279.99/£249.99 – Full review – AmazonĪ fantastic screen and a top array of health features make the Galaxy Watch 4 a great smartwatch.

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Just keep in mind that the Apple Watch Series 8 and Apple Watch Ultra have just been announced, meaning the Series 7 should soon come down in price and also isn't the latest and greatest model anymore. The Apple Watch Series 7 is more advanced with an always-on display and ECG, and the new look and fast charging make it the best smartwatch money can buy.

Best smartwatch: Apple Watch Series 7 – $399/£369 – Full review– Amazon.

Our best smartwatch buyers guide is filled with smartwatches we've reviewed, tested and worn on our wrists for weeks on end.Ĭheck out our guide to upcoming smartwatches for an overview of what's coming up. We've picked our favorite smartwatches from our reviews, based on smartphone type, sports features and a range of budgets. With options for sporty people, runners, the fashion-conscious and those on a tight budget, there's a lot to think about when buying a smartwatch. There are so many great smartwatches to choose from right now – but the best on paper may not be right for you.