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Find Smartwatches

Need a new smartwatch? Anyone who is ready for a new smart watch or fitness aid can use the overview below to make a choice. In addition to prices, we also collect specifications and reviews so that you can make your choice even better. Read more

Found: 39 smartwatches
New
Xiaomi Watch S4 41mm
£ 129,99
4 colours
New
Huawei Watch Ultimate 2Huawei Watch Ultimate 2 Black
£ 742,58
2 colours
Huawei Watch GT 6 41mmHuawei Watch GT 6 41mm Gold
£ 216,80
5 colours
Huawei Watch GT 6 46mmHuawei Watch GT 6 46mm Silver Grey
£ 222,52
3 colours
Huawei Watch GT 6 Pro 46mmHuawei Watch GT 6 Pro 46mm Band Black
£ 314,20
3 colours
Google Pixel Watch 4 41mmGoogle Pixel Watch 4 41mm Band Black
£ 523,40
1 colour
OnePlus Watch 3 43mm
£ 403,13
1 colour
Xiaomi Smart Band 10Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Glacier Silver
£ 39,99
5 colours
New
Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro
£ 234,60
2 colours
Huawei Watch 5 42mm
£ 368,09
3 colours
Huawei Watch Fit 4
£ 145,43
3 colours
Huawei Watch 5 46mmHuawei Watch 5 46mm Band Dark Brown
£ 370,04
3 colours

A wearable is an electronic device that you wear on your body. Think of a watch, bracelet or glasses. The most famous wearables are smartwatches, also called smart watches. By constantly reducing the size of electronics and improving the quality of batteries, this type of product has become possible. A kind of subcategory of these are fitness trackers. They look more like bracelets, sometimes with a screen, which often have a more specific task: keeping track of workouts. Nevertheless, over the years they have become more and more extensive so that they are sometimes in the same waters as smartwatches. For example, you can receive notifications from your phone.

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality

Another category is Virtual Reality. A special pair of glasses contains a screen so you feel like you're in a whole other world. Here too, the electronics have become smaller and smaller, which makes them more comfortable to wear. Some VR glasses are stand-alone and do not require a corresponding computer or device, others connect to your phone or PC. Not all wearable glasses are intended for VR, the best known example is the Google Glass and Microsoft Hololens. These project an image on top of reality; also known as AR or Augmented Reality.

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