smartwatches

The TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E4 Golf Edition is the most premium of golf watches but is it a real belter. Featuring an excellent set of golf features – from accurate GPS location and distances, to club recommendations and shot tracking – it offers almost everything a modern golfer could want from a modern golf […]

Early Verdict Pros + New display is gorgeous + The 46-millimeter is way more expansive but doesn’t feel massive + Sleep Apnea detection could be a game-changer Cons – No increase in battery life, though fast-charging could solve this Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so

A stunning watch that always looks chic, the Scanwatch 2 is also a solid fitness tracker. Sadly, the tradeoff means it’s a little less intuitive than a standard smartwatch. Pros + Looks classy + Skin temperature tracker + Companion app is remarkably easy to use Cons – Small display won’t be for everyone – Very

The OnePlus Watch 2 offers all the functionality and customisation of the Wear OS platform but without the battery life woes. It delivers excellent performance, has endless features and a tasteful design, but the best part is that you don’t have to charge it every day. Pros + Excellent battery life + Full Wear OS

The Withings ScanWatch Nova 2 is the perfect smartwatch for anyone not yet ready to remove a traditional analog watch from their wrist. Combining the looks of a traditional diver’s watch with a raft of health tracking sensors, it perfectly marries past and present. Recorded data is accurate and presented nicely in the companion app,

The Polar Vantage V3 is a big update on the Vantage V2 and emerges as a strong AMOLED alternative to watches like the Garmin Forerunner 965. Without Polar’s heart rate monitor, HR tracking leaves a little to be desired, but it’s a fantastic watch worthy of a place on any aspiring marathon runner’s wrist. Pros