GUESS Women's Stainless Steel Android Wear Touch Screen Smart Watch(Assorted Dial)

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You can use voice control to compose messages, call your friends, look up the weather, search for restaurants around you or perform calculations. Because the tool goes through your phone's native voice assistant, it can do whatever Siri or Google Now can do. The ScanWatch is a fine example of a good-looking hybrid that still offers powerful features – with ECG, blood oxygen estimates and advanced sleep monitoring all coming alongside a 30-day battery life. We weren't overly impressed by the accuracy of data in our testing, but we do still think there's value here for those who truly just want basic smarts - namely, notifications in a very stylish-looking watch. Voice controls are also more promising. The Connect hooks up to either Siri or Google Voice on your smartphone, it's compatible with both iPhone and Android, and you can access your voice assistant by pressing the 'up' button on the side of the watch. Thanks to the built-in speaker (and mic), you will get replies and confirmations from Siri or Google via the watch and the green LED will flash to show it's listening.

When you’ve connected the watch to the app, you’ll be able to control the number of notifications you’ll receive on your wrist. You can personalise the vibration patterns for each one and add more options if you require them. The Fossil Gen 6 Hybrid is the latest version of the fashion watch brand's Gen 6 hybrid series, offering stylish options for both men and women. With no digital display dominating the watch face, you will of course never find yourself with a blank screen on your wrist. A good thing. The tiny monochrome OLED screen sits neatly in the bottom fifth of the watch face and shows you the date, weather and alerts coming in from your smartphone.

As Tom's Guide's resident selfie queen, I love the convenience Camera mode affords. Instead of having to rush to get into position after starting a timer, I could take as much time as I wanted to strike the perfect pose before pushing the button on the watch. It's expensive but powerful, and during testing, we easily found this to be the most capable wearable that the brand has ever made, albeit it's still more likely to be found on the wrists of weekend warriors rather than true adventurers due to that limited 36-hour battery life. Still, that's good enough for most of us. Each model will also last around two weeks on a single charge, too, so it'll go longer than most 'proper' smartwatches.

You pay a lot, but in return, you're getting on-trend looks, sapphire crystal protecting the watch face, and Italian leather straps. All models are water resistant for up to 100 meters, though you're more likely to jump in the shower with them than go for a swim. The majority of the body is made from metal; this particular option features rose gold and diamanté detailing around the face. It’s a lurid piece that I felt a little uncomfortable to wear in public. Frederique Constant is one luxury Swiss watchmaker that hasn't been afraid to embrace the smartwatch age. It offered discreet smarts on its Hybrid Manufacture and Horological hybrids and with its Gents Vitality range, it's made room for more connected features.The watchmaker has added four new looks to its gent's collection with the Vitality taking a similar approach to Garmin and Withings watches mentioned above, adding a digital screen inside of the analog watch face.