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Included strap material: Fluoroelastomer/silicone (stock dependant).Casing material: Plastic, aluminium alloy.If you need a no-fuss non-iOS smartwatch for under £200 this is our pick, but anyone with an iPhone and an extra £50 should get the Apple Watch SE instead. The black version of the watch that we tested isn’t the most exciting to look at and doesn’t feel high-end to wear like the Pixel Watch or other flagships. The app layout is cluttered, but we appreciate the amount of information it gives you.
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There is a nice selection of free watch faces on the store (although they are slightly hidden behind paid options unless you tap an icon on the top-right) and they’re speedy to sync. The app used to pair them is called Zepp Health.
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We paired it with a Google Pixel 7 Pro and the alerts received to the phone quickly appeared on the watch. We like the variety of exercise modes, and the readings reflected our efforts when tested in the gym. There’s nothing as fancy as temperature sensors, ECG readings or automatic crash detection like the flagship models from Apple and Samsung, but that’s not surprising given the price. Navigation feels good – tapping the scroll wheel brings up the main menu while swiping down on the main screen shows app shortcuts – and it has everything you need from a basic watch: step counting, heart rate tracking, sleep reports and blood-oxygen readings.
The display is bright, colourful and more than big enough to see the time and app notifications at a glance. The strap is comfy to wear all day, the body is small and lightweight and its battery life is among the best we’ve tested – easily lasting for a week at a time.
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While it can’t compete with the iOS-powered models in terms of software or build quality, after wearing it for a few weeks we’re convinced that it’s perfect for beginners, or anyone who needs a smart looking watch for the basics. The GTS4 is an affordable wearable that takes design inspiration from the Apple Watch, with a squared-off case and a twistable scroll wheel on the right side. Contactless payments: Yes, via Apple Pay.Operating system: watchOS (only works with iPhones).Included strap material: Fluoroelastomer.
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Overall, it’s an excellent smartwatch for staying on top of fitness tracking and accessing notifications, contactless payments and Siri right from your wrist (and, as with the Series 8, there’s a cellular version too). As it starts at £259, we think the SE should be the go-to option for most iPhone users, especially those on a budget who don’t think they’ll need the additional features of the Series 8.
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The latest update also added fresh new colours and an upgraded faster processor. It lacks that larger “always-on” display along with the blood oxygen, temperature sensing, and ECG functionalities of the Apple Watch Series 8, but both models have the same car crash detection. You’re still getting a bright display, a “swimproof” body, heart rate monitoring and 18-hour battery life (although it can last much longer with the “low power” mode enabled). Despite the price difference, the SE has more in common with the Series 8 than you might expect. This one lacks some of the complex health features and the fully edge-to-edge screen, but it’s still an Apple Watch and packs in loads of convenience for any iPhone owner.
We’d suggest going for the latest Apple Watch SE if you’d like to have almost all the functions you get on the more expensive model above but in a more affordable package. Just want to know the best models? Here's what we recommend: Similarly, there's even fitness and activity trackers for kids these days. They let you pay for your latte without delving into your wallet or purse and show off your calendar events and emails, all while monitoring your sleep and health stats, tracking your fitness, and inspiring you to walk and move more. No longer only worn by techies, these devices let you to keep a phone in your pocket while delivering notifications to your wrist. So, whether you’d like to use every single feature or just the ones that’ll improve your life, you can set the timepiece to work for you. The beauty of the best smartwatches is that you’re the one in control and you can customise things just the way you want. Do you really need all that activity tracking? And are you ever going to talk to your wrist like Buzz Lightyear? Well, we’re here to tell you that we’ve been converted. It's easy to be sceptical about the usefulness of smartwatches. We updated this roundup in July 2023 to guarantee that our best smartwatch picks were in stock and reflected up-to-date prices.
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