Today we’re going to do a little comparison between five different smartwatches, some of them pretty underrated, and way under the radar.
Well, if there’s a subjective component to smartwatches, here it is - design. Different people like different things but we have to pick out the best design among those five. The Garmin Venu Sq is lagging behind in this category, mainly because its square design is a too strong Apple Watch reference.
The Venu Sq comes with an LCD panel, while the Garmin Forerunner 245 relies on transflective technology - which makes it ideal for bright sunlight conditions. The Garmin Instinct is monochrome, while the Fossil Gen 6 gets the good stuff - a high resolution AMOLED display. The winner here is clear.When it comes to features, there’s an inverse relationship with every smartwatch battery life, and more straight one with its price.
On the other hand, smartwatches with transflective displays shine in this category, as their screens don’t require power to light up under bright sunlight. While the Vivoactive 4 is impressive with 8 days of battery life, the Garmin Instinct wins this one with its impressive 14 days of battery life in mixed usage.The most important category is the price of these things. Now, if you want the most features, you have to be prepared to pay extra.
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