Got bored with the typical stats watch faces. Thought to try out something fun

My GT 6 is fine. Still does the two week thing. Tried the 7 at El Corte Inglés in Madrid and stood there like an idiot. Same sizes, 41 and 46.

What they actually changed is the strap. Loose end tucks under now, so it stops catching on a cuff. Battery on a normal week is the same. The difference shows up on a long trail day or a long ride, where the 6 used to die before I was done. Mornings have a readiness score too. Basically "are you wrecked or not" without opening three apps.

The bit I did not expect was ski. Indoor as well as outdoor, maps for 3000 resorts with the runs colored by level and the lifts marked, plus it reads the turn and the G-force. I do not ski enough for that to be the reason.

So no, they are not that different. Buying the 7 anyway. It looks better and it is my money, leave me alone.

Just bought the Redmi Watch 6 Active and had have it for a week.

If you're on the fence about features, or anything, let me know.

Im looking for one with long battery life. Main use if for message and app notifications. App notification mainly concerned with is for discord. Strong vibration alarms because im a heavy sleeper and just want something abit extra. I was looking at fitbit sense 2 , Garmin venu or a galaxy watch. I have a andriod phone.

ciao a tuttə,

il mio smartwatch ha deciso di abbandonarmi proprio oggi.

Usavo l amazfit gts4 mini.

Non so quale prendere ora.

Avete dei consigli?

mi va bene qualsiasi forma,marca ecc

l importante è che sia un po per smanettoni, nel senso che si possano cambiare Watch face e installare app diverse.

Cosa fondamentale è che sia abbastanza economico .

Non mi interessano gli apple Watch.

grazie in anticipo

Today, I have the LG Watch Style out of the drawer and am setting it up. Unfortunately, out of all the phones that I have, it will allow Google account copying from only one phone: Essential PH-1

I don't know what's going on with all the others phones, ranging from Android 8 to 17, why they fail to copy my Google account to the watch. But, the PH-1 has Android 10.

I would like to get one mainly to monitor my heart-rate / stress level. Sure some breathing exercise, waterproof and some other features could be nice but I found all these generic models for 5-15 bucks and maybe that would actually be enough for what I’m looking for? Do you have any slightly more expensive but clearly better options for that? Or saving up for a used Apple watch (found some for 50 on vinted) would actually be worth it?

(I am absolutely aware using these things can be counter intuitive for anxiety management but I never tried and I could clearly use some help identifying if I have social anxiety and in which situations precisely)

Thank you for your help

Considerando il prezzo di 199 dollari, vale ancora la pena comprare un GTR2? Sono un corridore e uso il Garmin 255. Grazie a tutti.

Alright so, right now I have my Galaxy Watch 7, and yeah it works, it does what it says, but I have some, REALLY big annoyances, and because of that I think I'm down for a new watch

1: Battery life, wondering if I can fit a sleep session before a charge is really annoying, battery life isn't predictable as of course, my life isn't a set pattern, and I can get like a day of usage, and I want more

2: Lag, yep, Samsung loves to do it, every new update is a new bug or stutter added to the list, and another quirk or annoyance that REALLY has NO reason to be there

And so, I'm looking for something new, my budget is around 100 bucks max, can stretch, here's some watches I have considered, prices, pros and cons and maybe y'all can name some other

Fitbit Charge 6 €88

Pros, Google Wallet, a pretty big pro for me, and it's the only watch on the list that supports it without a headache, but because of the cons, I guess ill just have to let that go

Cons, postage stamp screen, it's SUPER small, barely shows any data, and text scrolls more often than not, also not the best battery life and for the price you pay, it's clearly Google Tax

Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro €75

Pros, super small bezels, pretty good watch face support and a lot of people have them, also AFAIK you can install SOME custom apps and watch faces and elite battery life

Cons, no physical buttons, yeah that screen is cool and all, but a physical button can be a lifesaver, and it doesn't have that

Amazfit Bip Max €100

Pros, big screen, 2 physical buttons, standard 22mm lugs, no proprietary nonsense and inbuilt storage for anything your heart desired (probably runs Doom) and good battery life, just like Xiaomi, and I love the charger, since I can just use any USB c cable

Cons, maybe a little too big, but it's probably fine since I have a big wrist, the bezels are huge, although I probably won't have many white watch faces, they are still very big, and most watch faces can't edit their complications

If any of y'all have some other recommendations or what I should get, let me know down below, much appreciated :)

Hello y’all. I am an athlete and I am looking for a smartwatch to constantly monitor my health, running performance and my sleep. The constraint that I have is that i must stick to the Apple ecosystem.

So which one do you guys recommend? I am considering the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen). I need something that has best value.

Watches estimate calorie burn mostly from heart rate, and that works best for steady cardio. Lifting is where it gets shaky. Heart rate jumps during a heavy set and drops during the rest, and gripping a bar while your wrist flexes is about the worst case for an optical sensor. So two watches can give you pretty different numbers for the same hour in the gym.

If you want to know how far off yours is, the weight trend is the honest check. Log what you eat for a few weeks, watch whether weight goes up, down or flat, and see if the watch's burn on lifting days makes sense against that. Runs and walks usually hold up better than strength sessions.

Curious what people actually see here. Which watch are you on, and do you trust its number on strength days or mostly ignore it?

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a Wear OS alarm app called Walkup, and I just released the first version!

The idea is pretty simple: turning off an alarm doesn't necessarily mean you've actually gotten up.

Most alarm apps focus on making noise until you dismiss them. Walkup takes a different approach by making movement part of the waking-up experience.

The concept is simple: Walk to Wake Up.

This is my first release, so there's definitely room for improvement. I'd love to hear what you think, especially from people who use Wear OS and have struggled with getting out of bed after their alarm goes off.

Download: https://github.com/notn0op/Walkup-Releases

I'd really appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or ideas for future updates. Thanks for checking it out!!!

It’s terrible situation

I've been using a fitbit versa for years now, and loved it. It feels like google is moving away from supporting fitbit, so I'm considering if i should try something else?

Main things that are important to me are battery life (I can usually go a week without charging my fitbit) and sleep tracking. General fitness tracking is ideal but nothing crazy needed. I don't need to be able to call or text from the watch.

oh and iphone compatible( have had that issue in the past...)

thanks!

Looking for recommendations on a smart watch for my 8 year old daughter. We are looking for on without a camera. Thanks

Can I use gpx file to my aolon watch neo?