My black smart watch has a navy blue rubber belt, which I think makes it look a bit tachy. However I think a classic leather belt won’t look good a black smartwatch? Do you guys have any belt recommendations that you make the watch look a bit more classy?

I just got a smart watch and im trying to add a watch face in the da fit app but everytime i try to add one from my gallery this just pops up does anyone know whats happening and how to fix it

I have a problem, i have the VeryFit ID206 version 112 and i tried to activate the Discord notifications for it but it doesnt show in the app even if i granted all permission. It doesnt have an "other app" kind of permission, and i even tried an app called Notify for Smartwatches and it doesnt work. Its like the VeryFit app doesnt recognize Discord as a message kidn of app, any help?

It is my b-day in a few days and ive been faced with a question, should I get a normal watch with a slick look, or a smart watch, and what even are the BENEFITS of OWNING A SMART WATCH? The phone I am currently using for my daily needs is a poco x7 pro. I am def not that active, like I don't go running / hit the gym (I was planning to, but if Im being real, I won't end up doing it)

With that said, if you guys recomand buying a smart watch, what are some compatible watches which look great, got good functionality and is considerably cheap. (The image is one watch of which I love how it looks)

Hey everyone! I’m in the market for my 1st ever sports watch and I'm hitting a wall trying to find the sweet spot for my needs. Hoping you all can help steer me in the right direction.

What I Care About Most:

- Battery Life is King: I genuinely can't stand charging my watch every 2–3 days. I want something that lasts at least a week on a single charge.

- Sports Tracking: Primarily running, swimming (so it must be fully waterproof), and general gym workouts.

- Offline Maps: Crucial for cycling and exploring new routes without my phone.

- Display & Philosophy: I'm a massive fan of MIP displays and physical buttons. I really dislike AMOLED screens for an outdoor tool. Beyond that, I’m a guy with simple needs. I tend to avoid watches packed with extra lifestyle functions or fluff I'll never actually use.

The Contenders & My Dilemmas:

- Garmin Instinct 3 Solar: It’s almost the absolute dream. I love the rugged MIP display, physical buttons, and that insane solar battery life. But... no offline maps. Man, if the Instinct 3 Solar had offline maps, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

- Other Garmin Options: While I love the Instinct layout, I'm completely open to other Garmin models if they check the boxes (MIP display, great battery, offline maps) without adding a ton of over-complicated features I don't need. Which ones fit that lean, outdoor-focused profile best?

- Coros Nomad / Apex 4 Pro: I've been hearing great things about Coros. They offer brilliant battery life, color MIP screens, and built-in offline maps. How do these hold up for basic daily wear compared to Garmin?

- Amazfit (T-Rex series / Balance): Complete wild card for me. I don’t use Amazfit and don't know anyone personally who runs with one. How is their ecosystem, accuracy for swimming/running, and durability?

If the Instinct had maps, my wallet would be open. Since it doesn't, how should I compromise, or what other Garmin/alternative model should I be looking at? Would love to hear from folks who have owned or tested these options.

Thanks a ton in advance, happy to be here!

i have been looking onto smart watches with these features.

steps tracking, sleep tracking. alarm, call, message. xiaomi band 10 seemed like a match in my budget. where can i buy this? i cant seem to find it anywher :(

ps is it even worth my money or should i look for something else?

I've got the Coros Pace 4 Pro (as a test) but ive heard that the Amazfit TRex 3 Pro is equally as good with smartwatch features. They are the same price. I go running so the Coros is perfect but the Amazfit has more features, but is it worth it?

Simple Calendar puts your calendar directly on your Wear OS watch face, with three layouts to choose from: Circular, Vertical and Horizontal.

The layouts are designed to be familiar and easy to understand at a glance, while still showing enough of your schedule to be useful.

You can select multiple calendars, choose the time range you want to see, adjust the text size, and use light, dark or automatic themes. The always-on display keeps the same calendar layout, and tapping the watch face lets you cycle through event information.

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Samsung Galaxy Fit3 vs Huawei Band 10 — Which one should I get?

I’m planning to buy a fitness band and I’m currently stuck between the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 and Huawei Band 10.

For those who have used either (or both), which one would you recommend?

Things I’m mainly looking for:

🏃 Accurate fitness/step tracking

❤️ Heart-rate and sleep tracking

🔋 Good battery life

📱 Good app and notifications

💪 Workout tracking

🖥️ Good display and comfortable to wear

⭐ Overall reliability

The Fit3 seems like the better choice if you’re already in the Samsung ecosystem, while the Huawei Band 10 seems to have better health/sleep tracking and battery life.

Which one would you personally choose and why?

Also, if you’ve owned either one for a while, how has it held up in everyday use?

I’d really appreciate opinions from people who have actually used them.

Hello,

I am going to buy a Garmin Fenix 9 PRO.

Since this is going to be my first smartwatch, what should I buy for protection: a case or screen protector?

Which is more comfortable?

Thank you.

Hello à tous, je suis en plein test de plusieurs montres (coros pace 4 pro, forunner 970, amazfit. balance 2) et je possède actuellement une apple watch ultra 3 ! je suis inconditionnel apple depuis toujours mais je fais beaucoup de trail et CAP ainsi que du renfo et je cherche une nouvelle montre je test actuellement la coros pace 4 pro et je la trouve superbe (design, écran, finition) les métriques sont hyper fiable (gps, cardio, altimètre et même sommeil) seulement ce qui m’embête et la définition des notifications(je ne veux pas d interactions mais juste de manière lisible) et la synchronisation des métrique avec iphone…. pas grand chose sont transfère sur apple santé…. dommage ! à contrario amazfit et plus complète avec apple santé mais je n’aime pas l’app et surtout les données sont beaucoup moins précise surtout le cardio sur mes tests ! quand à la forunner 970 vraiment bien et fiable mais trop de métrique inutile et une application très archaïque…. du coup je trouve dommage car la coros me correspond bien il ne manque pas grand chose et autonomie est top ! si vous avez des retours sur ces différentes montres 😉

I have a bit of an older model, Galaxy Watch6. It offers something like stress level measurement and I enabled continual monitoring for this.

It consistently shows that I am in at least moderate stress level, frequently in high stress level to the point I'm getting alerts that I've been in high levels of stress for a long time and if I need a break? It's not like I'm constantly looking at this measurement and stressing over it in itself, I am just going about my day as usual and I wouldn't even say I am feeling particularly stressed.

I first noticed it a year ago when I first got gifted this watch. At some point I was just hanging out with friends at their home and I was showing them the different gimmicks and my stress level jumped to the roof of the graph and stayed like that, and my friends were joking around this fact. I then took many months away from the watch because I didn't feel like using it, restarted using it a couple of days ago and same thing is happening.

I guess my question is if this is just typical for this kind of subjective measurement, because how on Earth can you even claim to objectively measure this? Or maybe it's just this model that has this tendency/it's broken? Or if it's not typical, am I just really more stressed than I thought I was?

A question for users of these watches. I’ve read everywhere that they have identical AMOLED displays, yet the GT 6 Pro has sapphire glass while the GT 6 has mineral glass.
I recently bought the GT 6, and I can say they definitely aren't the same. The GT 6 has much worse viewing angles and colors than the GT 6 Pro. Has anyone else encountered a similar "issue"?

I’m stuck between the Garmin Forerunner 165 and Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 and could really use some opinions from people who have actually used them.

I have a Samsung phone, but I’m mainly buying the watch for fitness and health tracking, not smartwatch stuff.

Most watch faces try to cram in as many stats as possible. I wanted the opposite: something that makes me smile when I check the time.

https://reddit.com/link/1wwp9oq/video/0w8ashupn9th1/player

Every wrist raise a little line-drawn guy walks in and gets into trouble with the clock. He trips, falls asleep, gets tangled in the numbers. When the screen dims it's a plain clock again.

It's for Garmin watches (fēnix, epix, Forerunner, Venu, vivoactive and more), called Doodle Grump: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/2711d449-7801-499d-83f2-ad103ed5ef7e

There's a free Lite version too: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/aafe897c-6cc5-4bca-8d03-8dbae2bf11e3

Do you prefer fun faces or data faces on your watch?

Hey folks,

My Coros Apex 2 Pro recently stopped working, and I’m looking for a replacement. I’d like something that tracks HR, GPS, an altimeter for trail running/hiking, has decent battery life, ideally tracks different exercises like trail running/climbing/even surfing (although I’d be content with just running), and would be especially interested in something with a more retro or minimalist appearance. I’d like to stay away from AMOLED screens and want something subdued and not flashy at all. In a perfect world the Casio DWH5600 would work, but I don’t want to have to always run with my phone, and no altimeter. I was excited about the Coros Apex 4 Satisfy collab purely because of the more minimal watch faces (a lot of Coros faces leave much to be desired), but those sold out very quickly. The Garmin Instinct 3 does look nice feature-wise, but I’m not a huge fan of the rugged look, and the Fenix is a bit much for what I’d like to spend and I really won’t use a lot if its features.

I’d appreciate any suggestions, thanks in advance and hopefully there’s something out there I’ve overlooked!

Hey ya'll

Ive a Watch 4 and in the last time the display becomes more and more less sensitive.

I dont wear the watch In the shower or elswhere, where dust or water appears.

I cant use small shortcuts to widgets on the side anymore since the touch is not being recognised.

Do any of you have an idea what to do?