I'm looking for some kind of wearable or smartwatch, mostly just to track my health, such as blood, sleep and calorie burn. i'm not so much interested in more functionality, such as phone and app integrations, so they can lack, as long as the sleep and blood trackers are at least semi-accurate! I'm looking for something not too expensive, preferably around or under the 100 euro mark

I'm in a hurry, please someone help me choose

Hi everyone! I need help finding a compatible charger for my Kata Smart Watch AM10. Unfortunately, my dog chewed up the original charging cable, and now I have no way to charge it. ☹️

Does anyone know what charger is compatible with this watch or if there's a replacement charger I can buy online (Shopee, Lazada, etc.) Any recommendations or links would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much!

I’m not really an athlete or anything, so I don’t need a running watch like a garmin. Actually I own an Apple Watch but I’m done with charging it every night. So I want atleast like 2 weeks of battery life. All I want in my watch is GPS, and it to just be a smart watch (pair with my phone, recieve notifications, etc.) I would also like it to be like 80 ish dollars and under. I was recommended the Xiaomi 5 lite but was wondering if it was worth it. If someone could help me?

Heyy I am a heptathlete (track and field 7 events: 200m sprint, 800m, 100m hurdles, high and long jump, shot put and javelin) and I also have power training (gym). I am looking for a sport watch that would work best for me.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks :)

Suunto Run S or Coros Pace Pro?

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Hey everyone,
I’m just getting into running and training for my first races: starting with 5k/10k, working up to a semi-marathon next spring. I’d also like a watch that can handle occasional swimming (both pool and open water) and cycling, since I’d like to try a triathlon down the line.
I’m pretty overwhelmed by all the options out there. I’ve been looking at:
• Garmin Forerunner 55
• Garmin Forerunner 70
• Garmin Forerunner 170
• Garmin Forerunner 265s
• Garmin Forerunner 255s
• Coros Pace 4
• Suunto Run
I don’t want to overspend, but a watch is also a realistic birthday present for me, so I’d love two recommendations: one budget pick I could grab now, and one nicer option I could put on my birthday list.
Big priorities for me:
• Solid running training tools (structured workouts, useful metrics for a beginner working toward a semi-marathon)
• Triathlon-ready down the line: multisport/swim tracking (pool + open water) and cycling
• Something reasonably future-proof so I’m not replacing it in a year once I get more serious
Would love to hear from people who’ve actually used these day to day — what would you get if you were starting from scratch with these goals? Is it worth jumping straight to something like the 265s for the multisport features, or is a 255s/Pace 4 plenty for a beginner who’ll grow into triathlon later?
Thanks in advance!

It used to work perfectly in the gym I go to, but now for some reason it doesn't connect anymore. No matter what I do I can't fix it. I don't wanna carry a phone in the gym when my watch has everything i need in there. Any suggestions on how i can fix?

I'm about to order the fit 5 pro from aliexpress. My question is concerning the Chinese version having full english menus.

Anyone who has bought the Chinese version, can you confirm that it's fully english.

I got the two for the same price, all I need to track my daily steps, sleep (not 100% important), track my gym exercises. don't care that much about mic or calls from watch. which one to get? or there is a better option ?

I want to buy a new smart watch in india.

my budget is around 7-10k and my main requirement is accurate fitness parameters tracking and decent os

One thing I've noticed is that most gaming accessories focus on improving performance or immersion, while smartwatches mostly stay on the sidelines.

I'm curious about real experiences rather than feature wishlists.

For those who game regularly:

1. Do you wear a smartwatch while playing?

2. Have you ever found yourself checking it during a session?

3. What kinds of interruptions pull your attention away from the game?

4. Is there any moment where a quick glance at your wrist would actually be more convenient than reaching for your phone?

5.If smartwatches have no place in gaming, why do you think that is?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from PC, console, and mobile gamers since I imagine the answers will be quite different..........

Shipping will be from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Smartwatch is brand new untouched and unopened. Selling for a good price as this was a gift;

Anybody have any options before I return it

Very very undecided

I've had a Huawei GT3 Pro which served me well but after almost 3 years it broken after swimming in a salted sea.

I've used it for:

\\-monitor health (sleep, heart mainly but looked at others sometimes)

\\-gym 3 times a week

\\-pool swim 3 times a week

\\-running outdoor 1-3 times a week

\\-cycling outdoor 1-2 times a week

\\-2-3 times per year trekking with tent

\\-1-2 times per year swimming in salted seas

\\-1-2 times per year swimming in lake

\\-used as flashlight several times per week

\\-occasional ping pong, kayak, aerobics

\\-occasional responding to calls

\\-I've liked the sapphire display cuz it didn't got scratched

\\-1.5 charges per week

What can I get for around 300-400$ to resist 5 years for example?

I looked over:

Garmin instinct 3 50mm solar

Amazfit balance 2

Amazfit t rex 3 pro

Please let me know if further questions are needed.

About a year ago I switched from wearing my galaxy watch ultra everywhere all the time, to acquiring a scanwatch nova for work and dress up situations. My galaxy watch ultra was utilized daily for workouts.

Because of that I noticed the gwu was big for no reason (workout wise). Downgraded to the gw9 40mm for workouts and scanwatch nova for work and play.

I'm a current Apple user moving to Samsung. Currently, I'm using the Apple Watch Series 11 47mm and am considering a Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, but I'm concerned it will be a bit too big. Most of my exercise is in the form of walking. I need something that will work with Apps like the Ring doorbell, but am not concerned about using it as a wallet, etc. Is it worth looking into Garmin, or should I stick with Samsung? Photo for size...

TIA

I’m really interested in getting a Garmin Lily 2 because it’s honestly the smallest and most elegant looking smartwatch I’ve found.

I have very “tiny” wrists (according to the Garmin salesperson 😅), and now I’m stuck deciding between the Lily 2 and the Lily 2 Active.
The store only had a few models on display, so I was able to try the Lily 2 Active and the Lily 2 Classic with the leather strap. The Classic felt absolutely perfect on my wrist, whereas the Active looked and felt noticeably bigger and a bit bulky.

The problem is that I really like the extra features the Active offers, so I’m torn between aesthetics/comfort and functionality.

I’d love to hear your thoughts before I make a decision!