Smartwatches Motorola
Motorola moto watch fit 4.83 cm (1.9") OLED 44.5 mm Digital Touchscreen Green, Grey GPS (satellite)
OLED screen 1000 cd/m², 16-day battery life, water-resistant to 50 m
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Smartwatches
A smartwatch is chosen first by the phone it pairs with, since some features only work with one operating system. Next come battery life, which ranges from a day to several weeks depending on the screen and sensors, and the comfort of a strap worn day and night. Long lists of sports modes look impressive, but most people only use a handful.
Rated on these criteria
- Display
- Battery life
- Speed
- Price
- Build
- Capacity
What we rate in this category
Every product in the category is rated from 0 to 100 on these criteria : the same for all of them, whichever merchant sells it.
- Display
- This criterion measures screen size: the longer the bar, the roomier and easier the display is to read.
- Battery life
- This criterion measures battery capacity: the longer the bar, the longer the watch lasts between charges.
- Speed
- This criterion measures processor power: the longer the bar, the faster the watch reacts and runs apps without lag.
- Price
- This criterion compares the price found to that of other smartwatches on the market.
- Build
- Resistance to daily use: build quality, moving parts and how it holds up over time.
- Capacity
- What the appliance holds or handles at once: litres, kilos, cups between two refills. The longer the bar, the more it takes.
Price brackets by tier
Orders of magnitude, not displayed prices: a price only appears on Kalyneo once it has been collected from a merchant, with its collection date.
Under €90
A basic screen and simple activity tracking, with limited sport modes and only modest water resistance.
€90 to €300
The display gets sharper, battery life covers several days and water resistance allows real swimming sessions.
Over €300
Screen and responsiveness reach their best level, with comfortable battery life and more accurate sensors.