Smartwatch, fitness tracker, or not sure what you really need? CNET’s Lexy Savvides, your resident watch enthusiast, is here to help you out with everything you need to know when it comes to buying a wearable.
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Best Smartwatch for 2023
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0:00 Intro
0:19 Apple or Android
0:52 Smartwatch or Fitness Trackers?
2:10 Hybrid Watches
2:58 Must-Have Features
4:18 Batter Life Considerations
5:04 Best Time to Buy
5:47 Cheat Sheet Calendar
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I’m now interested in an Android Watch, so if my phone is lost or stolen, I can quickly find it. I don’t rely on nor trust the police. I am also interested in the health tracking features, but that is not the priority.
Next in 2045 —-> smart-watches that display holograms and talk to you through advanced AI!
Good insights, & well done. 🙂
I just want a watch that I can custom program to display a replication of a normal watch display. I don’t want it to talk to my phone, I don’t want it to track steps or vitals. I feel like this isnt a thing
Those watches are pointless.