Awesome Smartwatches

Save 50% off the original price on Withings’ analog fitness tracking wristwatch. Tracks your activities and displays feedback on its secondary dial, and stores your fitness and sleep history in the companion smartphone app. Lasts up to 8 months between charges.

A sleek and minimal waterproof smartwatch with a round OLED touchscreen, fitness tracking, heart rate monitoring, built in GPS, Wi-Fi, voice recognition, notifications, onboard music storage, and more. Save 15% in The Awesomer Shop.

South Korean company Dot claims that it’s already mass producing its award-winning design for a Braille smartwatch. The eponymous watch not only tells the time – it can also display phone notifications, navigation and more. It also has quick reply and action buttons.

This minimal smartwatch offers activity and sleep tracking, as well as the ability to display alerts for texts, emails, incoming calls, and social media activity. Connects with iOS and Android smartphones and offers battery life up to 1 week. Save 70% in The Awesomer Shop.

The Timex IQ+ Move is designed to look like a traditional analog timepiece. It tracks steps and distance, calories burned, and sleep habits, and can sync time precisely with your phone. It’s not as feature rich as other smartwatches, but we much prefer the styling of these.

Samsung’s latest smartwatch has a 1.3″ AMOLED touchscreen, a built-in speaker and a microphone for calls, and a battery that lasts up to 4 days per charge. It’s also compatible with standard watch straps. The Frontier model has 3G/LTE connectivity.

A smartwatch for the extreme outdoorsman. The Garmin Fenix Chronos has an always on backlit LED display, a compass, altimeter, comprehensive running and fitness tracking features and phone notifications. It lasts up to one week per charge.

Bushnell’s latest golf GPS watch is pre-loaded with data for over 35,000 courses. It auto-detects holes, and provides at-a-glance readings of front, center, back, and hazard layup distances, and an integrated step counter and odometer. Lasts up to three rounds per charge.

The latest versions of Pebble’s black and white and full color ePaper smartwatches are water-resistant and equipped with a heart rate monitor, activity tracker and microphone. The new Pebble Core is a tiny Spotify player with 3G, GPS, and support for fitness apps.

A smartwatch with one main smart feature. It has an ePaper display over its dial that indicates your free and busy time for the next 12h using data from your calendar app. You’ll be able to mix and match the watch with a variety of lugs and straps.

Movado combines its minimal aesthetic with tech from HP. Tracks activity, sleep, and get haptic alerts without looking like geek tech, and offers 1 week battery life. Choose from the Sport Motion, women’s Bellina Motion, or our favorite, the modern Bold Motion.

Casio’s rugged Android Wear smartwatch is water resistant, and meets military shock and vibration specs. It’s got air pressure and altitude sensors, an accelerometer, gyrometer, and a magnetic compass, to track fitness activites, and all your outdoor adventures.

The most innovative smartwatch we’ve ever seen. Blocks’ core watch functions on its own but can be expanded using modules that double as its strap, such as an extra battery, an NFC reader or even a GSM module.

Motorola’s smartwatch is now available in 46mm or 42mm sizes. You’ll also be able to pick the color of its strap, case and bezel. It can also receive notifications and play music from Google Play on its own when connected to a Wi-Fi network.

Round comes around. Samsung adopts the traditional watch shape for its latest smartwatch. The Gear S2 has a 1.2″ 360×360 Super AMOLED display and runs Samsung’s Tizen OS. A variant will offer 3G connectivity.

This special edition of Basis’ fitness tracker smartwatch has a titanium case and comes with both a leather and vented silicone strap. It automatically detects and tracks activities and sleep, has 4-day battery life, and is waterproof. Read our full review on Technabob.

Razer uses the backdrop of the zombie apocalypse to pitch the features of its new Nabu smartband, which provides six-day battery life, notifications, fitness tracking and band-to-band contact sharing. Pre-orders start 9/15/15, ships this October.

Three lucky winners will each walk away with Fitbit’s best smartwatch, the $250 Surge, which tracks activity with GPS accuracy, heart rate, sleep, and even displays notifications. Head to the Technabob Shop to enter. (Ends 7/15/15)

Save 39% off the MSRP on this streamlined and easy to use smartwatch, which tracks your movements, sleep habits and offers text alerts from your iOS or Android smartphone. Includes three different band colors in the package.

Vector smartwatches forgo multicolored displays in favor of a 30-day battery life. Like most smartwatches, they have fitness tracking, phone notifications and support for third party apps, from home automation to news. More on CNET.

Huawei’s Android smartwatch has a stainless steel case, a sapphire crystal lens and a 400×400 1.4″ screen. It also has a heart rate monitor, 6-axis motion sensor and a barometer. It will come in silver, black or gold with steel or leather straps.

We don’t get why the maker of the “top selling watch on Amazon” still needs Kickstarter, but it is what it is. Like its predecessor the Pebble Time has a power efficient and anti-glare e-paper display, but in full color.

The LG Watch Urbane runs Android Wear and has the same 1.3″ 320×320 OLED touchscreen as the G Watch R, but in a gold- or silver-finished stainless steel case. It has a heart rate sensor, a barometer, a compass and an accelerometer.