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2018 may finally be the year you trade in your analog watch for something a little smarter. Over the last few years, wearable devices from companies like Apple, Fitbit and Garmin have become helpful tools that keep you connected while kicking your butt into shape. And with Black Friday deals like these, buying a smartwatch or fitness tracker is more tempting than ever.   Best Black Friday deals 2018 59 Photos But before you start looking for deals, it's important to figure out what you need in a wearable or you may end up spending more on features you don't need. Designated fitness bands such as Fitbit's Charge 3 and Alta, or Garmin's Vivofit tend to be cheaper options. You get basic activity tracking, watch features and notifications, but you're limited by a smaller screen.  Smartwatches such as the Apple Watch, Fitbit Versa or Samsung Gear for example, will still have a lot of the same fitness tracking functionality as the previous trackers, but they … [Read more...] about Black Friday 2018 smartwatch and fitness tracker deals: $80 off Apple Watch, $200 Samsung Gear S3 now live

The Samsung Galaxy Watch is notable for a lot of reasons, not least of which being that it’s a highly capable smartwatch that doesn’t run Wear OS or watchOS, relying instead on the Tizen operating system.With a stylish design, long battery life and loads of tracking skills it does enough to compete with any wearable running those better-known operating systems, but it isn’t perfect by any means, so we’ve come up with a list of improvements that we want to see on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 2.You’ll find them further down this article, but before that you’ll find our predictions for the Watch 2, including the possible release timing, price and features. As news and rumors start emerging we’ll add them to this article too.Cut to the chaseWhat is it? The next smartwatch from SamsungWhen is it out? Maybe late 2019What will it cost? Probably at least $329 / £279 / AU$499Samsung Galaxy Watch 2 release date and priceThe Samsung Galaxy Watch landed … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Watch 2: what we want to see

The first thing you'll have to decide If you're interested in the Samsung Galaxy Watch is what size to get. Having a small wrist, I initially thought I'd be a candidate for the smaller 42mm model, which comes in midnight black or rose gold and starts at $330 (£279) for the noncellular editions, with LTE models costing $50 more. But after trying on the silver-only 46mm version ($350, £299), I quickly realized I'd made a mistake, and opted for the larger model. While it's a little heavier, it fit my wrist comfortably and has some clear benefits: Not only is its screen bigger but it has better battery life. I also preferred the look of its stainless steel silver finish. So, regardless of your wrist size or gender, you should definitely check out the larger Galaxy Watch before locking into a specific size. (All the models are equipped with Samsung's 1.15GHz Exynos 9110 dual core processor and 4GB of storage, but the noncellular editions have 748MB of RAM while the LTE … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Watch review: A worthy Apple Watch alternative

We've tested the Samsung Galaxy Watch for nearly a full day, and even though it isn't the Samsung Gear S4, it's a true upgrade with new features and pleasing aesthetics.  It's designed to look and feel like a real watch, yet help you stay fit and connected. It does that while also adding Bixby Voice, new watch faces, and better battery life.We're literally running paces on the larger 46mm Galaxy Watch in Silver, but we also tried the smaller 42mm version that comes in two colors and more strap shades.Yes, the big 46mm Watch looked big on us, but it's worth it for the larger screen and extra battery capacity. If it fits you, that's the one to go for based on the specs.All of this is just enough change for it warrant a new name. Here's what we thought.To see the Samsung Galaxy Watch in action, watch our hands-on video below:Samsung Galaxy Watch release date and priceGood news, the Samsung Galaxy Watch, depending on the size you want, is actually cheaper than the Gear S3 at launch. … [Read more...] about Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Watch review

The new Samsung Galaxy Watch was unveiled alongside the Galaxy Note 9 back on August 9, and -- like the Note -- is available for sale as of today. We've only had the Watch for a bit more than 2 days, so we're not ready to render a final verdict yet. But we have plenty of impressions after our first 48 hours:First off, If you're interested in the Samsung Galaxy Watch, you'll have to decide what size to get. Having a small wrist, I initially thought I'd be a candidate for the smaller 42mm model, which comes in Midnight Black or Rose Gold and starts at $330 (£279) for the non-cellular editions (LTE models will ship later this year for $50 more). But after trying the silver-only 46mm version ($350, £299) at a launch event in New York City, I quickly realized I'd made a mistake, and immediately opted for the larger model. While it's a little heavier, it fit my wrist comfortably and has some clear benefits: Not only is its screen bigger but it has better battery life. I also … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Watch hands-on: 4 ways it’s better than Apple Watch (so far)