Smartwatches that can double up as your gym trainer and personal assistant

They say, less is more. Perhaps it is. Take smartwatches for example. Wearing an exotic Swiss watch may turn heads at your next weekend shindig, but when was the last time that Swiss watch sent you a reminder to pick up a dip for the party? Or helped you with directions while exploring a little-known trail on the other side of the river? Smartwatches can do that and more. And here’s why you should consider it for your next purchase.

Rough it out at the gym, or even outdoors

With an Aerospace-grade titanium case, impact detection capabilities, the Apple Watch Ultra is just about the best gym companion you will ever have. Oh, and if you happen to be someone who enjoys spending their time in the water, might we point out its water resistance of up to a depth of 100m?

Stay on top of your work, always

Maybe you just need your smartwatch to help you with basic stuff. This can be responding to a text in a meeting, where you may not be able to check your phone. Or maybe quickly glance at incoming calls, while furiously typing out emails. Check out the Apple Watch Series 8 in that case.

Compromising on style? Not anymore

If you’re looking for a watch that looks like a chronograph, but with all the features of a smartwatch, check out this offering from Samsung. The Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro grabs attention with its Super AMOLED display housed in a Titanium case with Sapphire crystal glass, and the grey strap that adds to its understated, yet classy look.

Your health is in your hands

Mental health, as well as your physical health, often end up taking a backseat when you’re buried under a mountain of Word documents, PPTs, and Excel sheets. Not to mention, they also make you end up feeling a little hot under the collar at work. And it’s important to take a break every once in a while, right? Well, the Fitbit Sense 2 helps you do just that.

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Measuring different parameters of your body, it generates a stress management score for you every day, reminding you to take a break as and when your body requires one.

We could go on, but the smartwatches we’ve mentioned here, amongst others, pretty much make their case for themselves. We believe a smartwatch can do way more for you today, than your trainer at the gym, or secretary at the office. So, are you upgrading to one yet? If yes, which one?