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If you want a "smart enough" watch and you are mainly care for your health, I highly recommend any of the watches from Withings: https://www.withings.com/hu/en/

If you want a "smart enough" watch and you are mainly care for your health, I highly recommend any of the watches from Withings: https://www.withings.com/hu/en/ https://www.withings.com/hu/en/ They are a really awesome company, not trying to sell you some shit and making money, but honestly wanting to develop good products to improve your life! Very useful features for health monitoring and they don't cost as much. Plus the watches looks super cool!

filoleg 6y ago
Can fully back you up on this. Also, as a sidenote, their scale devices are awesome as well, and the watch line you linked used to be Nokia-branded (back when they owned Withings, before they spun out to be independent again).
eecks 6y ago
Those watches are nearly 300 euro..
- Baeocystin 6y ago
  Is the price difference that great? I paid ~$150 for mine a few months ago, and checking Amazon here in the US, they're still going for about that.
Baeocystin 6y ago
I looked at all the high-end smart watches, decided they pretty much all sucked, and went with Withing's Steel HR Sport. I love it- Like you said, it's a smart-enough watch. I get text notifications on the small screen, which is surprisingly useful, and it does things like step tracking, heart rate, sleep tracking, etc. But it also has a multi-week battery life, and looks like, and is sized like, a normal watch. Highly recommended.
rowellx68 6y ago
I’ve always called it “smart-ish”, but yes, Withings watches are pretty awesome. I’ve recently gotten the ScanWatch and it feels quite premium. Probably the sapphire glass adding to the heft. My only gripe is that they do not offer any sort of repair service! If you break the glass, they will instead off you 25% off a new purchase.
cptskippy 6y ago
I don't have much interested in their watches but I have the Thermo and I'm really impressed with it. I wish the BPM Core wasn't so expensive.
samatman 6y ago
I wore a Steel HR for a couple years, and if the heart rate monitoring had been reliable, I most likely still would. Liked having a real watch, loved only charging it every two weeks, but finishing a squat set and having it tell me my heart rate was 60BPM when it was closer to 180 just bugged me. This was before they put in sapphire glass, during the time when it was sold as a Nokia, so it wouldn't surprise me if they improved this in newer models. The Apple Watch does so much more that it isn't even funny, but it's also not a watch, it's a rounded rectangle that sits on my wrist where a watch goes. I wish the perfect fusion between these products actually existed...

filoleg 6y ago

Can fully back you up on this. Also, as a sidenote, their scale devices are awesome as well, and the watch line you linked used to be Nokia-branded (back when they owned Withings, before they spun out to be independent again).

eecks 6y ago

Those watches are nearly 300 euro..

Baeocystin 6y ago
Is the price difference that great? I paid ~$150 for mine a few months ago, and checking Amazon here in the US, they're still going for about that.

Baeocystin 6y ago

I looked at all the high-end smart watches, decided they pretty much all sucked, and went with Withing's Steel HR Sport. I love it- Like you said, it's a smart-enough watch. I get text notifications on the small screen, which is surprisingly useful, and it does things like step tracking, heart rate, sleep tracking, etc. But it also has a multi-week battery life, and looks like, and is sized like, a normal watch. Highly recommended.

rowellx68 6y ago

I’ve always called it “smart-ish”, but yes, Withings watches are pretty awesome. I’ve recently gotten the ScanWatch and it feels quite premium. Probably the sapphire glass adding to the heft. My only gripe is that they do not offer any sort of repair service! If you break the glass, they will instead off you 25% off a new purchase.

cptskippy 6y ago

I don't have much interested in their watches but I have the Thermo and I'm really impressed with it. I wish the BPM Core wasn't so expensive.

samatman 6y ago

I wore a Steel HR for a couple years, and if the heart rate monitoring had been reliable, I most likely still would. Liked having a real watch, loved only charging it every two weeks, but finishing a squat set and having it tell me my heart rate was 60BPM when it was closer to 180 just bugged me. This was before they put in sapphire glass, during the time when it was sold as a Nokia, so it wouldn't surprise me if they improved this in newer models. The Apple Watch does so much more that it isn't even funny, but it's also not a watch, it's a rounded rectangle that sits on my wrist where a watch goes. I wish the perfect fusion between these products actually existed...