• Very bright display
• Crash detection, fall detection for starters, as well as allowing you to go to depths of up to 40m in water
• Very durable, corrosion resistant titanium case
• For outdoor adventurers and athletes, inc. GPS, distance calculation and a workout
• Up to 36 hours of battery life

• Priced over £795, quite expensive, but there are payment plans available.

• A very mental- health based watch, including an app that helps monitor your stress levels
• Has a lovely clutter free display, with a simple and effective design
• Has cool, stylish bands to give you a new fashion statement when you wear it
• Has a fantastic auto-dial system, which will connect you to the emergency services if you fall unconscious
• Probably the most health based smartwatch yet, that not only helps your physical wellbeing, but also watches over it

• You must be careful not to fall in love with it's design, it can be that addictive 😉

• Great GPS and battery life, around 2 weeks with GPS tracking
• Has a cool way of allowing you to pay for your groceries, by using a contactless solution, although this is only available with certain providers/stores
• Sports app that helps with, well you name it…Golfing, hiking, biking, plus more…
• Have a Spotify account? You can download your playlist, plus more music features
• App allows you to check your health, inc. sleep and Heart rate
• Includes a cool barometer to measure weather, thanks to the ABC sensors
• Solar version allows you to have solar charging… how briliant is that

• Some users report it looking clunky and having a screen contrast
• Open water swimming data may be inaccurate, according to some users

• Simple and elegant display
• Exercise app improved since the last version, inc. H.I.I.T and crossfit
• Uses a google account, great if you use gmail
• Allows you to use youtube music with a subscription
• A Smartwatch which contains most bang for your buck, this is great if you want something quite advanced, and yet you are on a budget

• May require a subscription to use some data.

• Has an advance monitor for checking your Heart rate
• Looks seriously sleek on your wrist
• Has its stuff on health and safety, inc. mental health, sleep, Heart rate and more
• Advanced fitness data, allowing you to achieve your goals smoothly
• Great battery life, some users charge it once a week

• Some users say that the screen size can be a little small, and the brightness of the display can be a small issue
• some surfers have issues with this, despite downloading several apps

• A cleverly designed open-sourced smartwatch
• Fantastic price for what it can do
• Heart rate monitor inc.
• Very good touchscreen, very responsive

• Doesn't have everything, if you are looking for something advanced, try the Garmin series, but you will need to spend money

A great smartwatch to intro someone into the smartwatch industry and get them hooked, you get something decent for the price of a good supper