Sentences with phrase «than a smartwatch»

While this is a device that's definitely more fitness tracker than smartwatch, it's not completely devoid of smart skills.

However, like I usually advise, you probably want to go with a dedicated fitness tracker rather than a smartwatch if fitness is your primary concern.

Something which makes even more sense when considering that yesterday's hardware event included pretty much everything other than a smartwatch.

The one immediate benefit of course, is that traditional watches do hold some of their value over time and certainly much better than a smartwatch will.

For those of you who like to live on the cutting - edge side of the tech world, there's no better status symbol than the smartwatch.

No gadget category has changed more in the last year than smartwatches.

It's a striking piece of hardware and definitely far better - looking than its smartwatch siblings.

There's no device more personal than a smartwatch, because you wear it every single day.

Google launched Android Wear back in 2014, as a platform for wearables, although it mostly only has smartwatches right now (one could argue that the Polar M600 is more of a fitness tracker or even a fitness watch than a smartwatch).

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Fitbit also claims the Ionic will offer a four day battery life, which is quite a lot more than smartwatches on the market, but less than devices like the Garmin Forerunner 735XT that come with a couple of weeks life.

Keep in mind the Vivosmart HR + is more fitness oriented than smartwatch oriented.

There are lots of positives, including strong battery life, Fitbit Pay and built - in GPS, but there's also a lot missing, and that leaves this device feeling more like a fitness tracker, rather than a smartwatch in terms of features.

We see more about the tablet than the smartwatch through this pic, with the former booted up and watching a movie.

More a fitness band with benefits than a smartwatch, the Band is perhaps best compared with the Samsung Gear Fit that launched earlier this year.

But I personally find it kind of ugly — it's more sportwatch than smartwatch.

The Q Crewmaster is beautifully built, has a curved glass cover over the face, is water resistant to 50 meters, and feels far tougher than any smartwatch, meaning you won't be as concerned about its wellbeing if you plan on wearing it to the gym or out and about on a daily basis.

With a fully - circular display, a watch strap design that you'd associate more with high - end jewelry than a smartwatch, and of course Android Wear running on top of it all, the ZenWatch 3 ticks many of the right boxes.

This is more of a fitness machine than a Smartwatch, it is IP67 certified (dust proof and water resistant — up to 1 meter) and as per the company the VivoWatch gives up to 10 days of battery backup on a full charge.

The Gear Fit 2 is significantly cheaper than any smartwatch you can buy, and it's even cheaper than many Fitbit devices, despite having more features.

If you value fitness tracking more than smartwatch features, the Fitbit Blaze or Fitbit Ionic may be for you.

Plus, it looks stunning, at least from the images, much more so than the smartwatches that have come out of Samsung's stable until now.

But even though that's wider than some of its Android competition, on the wrist it feels much smaller than any smartwatch I've used, with the possible exception of the original Pebble.

The company is positioning this device to appeal to wristwatch lovers rather than smartwatch fans, and while that seems like something of a far - fetched proposition, it's obvious that Huawei has worked very hard to construct a high - end wearable here.

On the wrist, it's light and comfortable: at around 35g it's more akin to a fitness band in weight than a smartwatch.

It's actually a better display than the SmartWatch 3 despite the lower pixel density — colors are more vibrant and, straight on at least, it offers a pleasant enough experience — but after using the Huawei Watch and Moto 360 (2015), this just doesn't cut it anymore.

While setting up an Android Wear watch, Reddit user H3x0n found a new name, «Wear OS» — a similar name to Apple's «watchOS,» and one that's much more platform - agnostic than the smartwatch operating system's current title.

That's because the Neptune Pine is more of a wearable computer than a smartwatch, and with its 3G radio, 2.5 - inch color touch screen and 1 GHz single - core processor, it's seeking to replace your phone.

Just like previous TalkBand models, the new iteration looks more like a bracelet than a smartwatch, but that's not a bad thing.

By having Apple, who doesn't make wearables other than smartwatches, at the top, the market analyst also implies that smartwatch sales have overtaken plain fitness wearables.

The ZenWatch 3 may be older now but it's still a great watch, and it comes with Android Wear 2.0 as well as a stylish design that looks more like a standard watch than a smartwatch, and to some that might be the biggest part of the appeal.

The wearable is available in a slim, wristband style more akin to traditional Fitbit trackers than a smartwatch and ships in electric blue or power purple options for just $ 99.95.

By differentiating it as a fashion piece rather than a smartwatch, Intel and Opening Ceremony have arguably side - stepped the bulk issue.

At the same time, the notification system on the Fit2 Pro is better than some smartwatches (coughFitbitIoniccough), and even most of the negatives are nitpicks.

The Falster reminds us of the Movado Connect, which to us felt like a watch more than a smartwatch.

If that trend continues with the Apple Watch, I have no doubt customers will find more useful things to do with it than the smartwatches already out.

This makes it far more viable as a fitness tracker than some smartwatches, and makes it especially appealing to anyone who wants to monitor changes in their resting heart rate.

Samsung also imagines this will be more than a smartwatch, encompassing the truer meaning of «wearable».

While Pebble's last product, the Pebble 2, is more of a fitness tracker than a smartwatch, Fitbit's acquisition of Pebble could mean that the company is looking to expand beyond the fitness band industry that it dominates.

Essentially a sportier version of the Moto 360 (2015), the Moto 360 Sport stands out through its built - in GPS, so you can track your runs without your phone, and through its fairly low price, which puts it more in competition with fitness trackers than smartwatches.

The Huawei watch looks more like traditional analog watches than a smartwatch.

Anyone who thought the hubbub around this year's IFA would be about anything other than smartwatches was just kidding themselves.

Other than the smartwatch, Fitbit is planning to bring a pair of Bluetooth earphones in the market.

The language is designed to conjure up imagery of traditional mechanical timepieces, like those of Rolex or Breitling, rather than smartwatches.