Wear OS
Google’s latest Apple Watch app proves Wear OS is an afterthought
Google has dropped the wrist-based version of its YouTube Music app, but only Apple Watch users can join in the fun. The watchOS version of the YouTube →
OnePlus Watch confirmed to be coming soon
Almost anyone makes a smartwatch these days. In addition to Wear OS opening the doors for many manufacturers to jump in, others have also tried →
Fossil Gen 5E makes Wear OS a better fit for smaller wrists
It’s Gen 5 with a smaller design and a cheaper price Fossil has unveiled its new Gen 5E collection of smartwatches, which seems to indicate →
Best Wear OS smartwatch: Top choices (and alternatives) for Android users
Find a top smartwatch to pair with your Android phone If you’re looking for the perfect smartwatch for Android then a Wear OS device sounds →
TicWatch Pro 3 review: powerful specs but fitness lags
Wear 4100 lives up to its billing The TicWatch Pro 3 is the latest addition to Mobvoi’s collection of Wear OS smartwatches, and it packs →
TicWatch 3 Pro is the first Wear OS smartwatch with a Snapdragon Wear 4100 chip
Mobvoi says its new TicWatch 3 Pro smartwatch its most advanced model yet, and a big part of this bold statement is that it’s the →
Fitbit Sense review
A new year means new Fitbit hardware, and for 2020, that means it’s time to dive into our official Fitbit Sense review. It’s hard to →
OnePlus Watch release date, price, news and leaks
There haven’t been many exciting Wear OS watches recently, but that could soon change, as it’s rumored that OnePlus has a smartwatch in the works →
OPPO Watch: Do you really need this smartwatch that costs PhP12,990?
Smartwatches have graduated from being a luxury to an essential accessory to improve the quality of life. It has become a tool for life data →
TicWatch GTX is a ridiculously cheap, feature-rich, smartwatch
Mobvoi’s latest wearable is a bumper offering for a very small price tag Mobvoi is back with yet another TicWatch, although this time around it’s →
Fossil Gen 5 Garrett HR review
The year 2020 seems to be the year that the Wear OS market is turning on its head. Things are finally starting to get better, →
Mobvoi Ticwatch GTX silently drops Wear OS to keep price down
It may not be a renowned watchmaker but China-based Mobvoi has been turning heads one way or another in the smartwatch market. That started with →
Mobvoi launches insanely low-priced $60 smartwatch – and it looks good
This will worry Huawei more than it will Samsung Mobvoi has launched the Ticwatch GTX, and at $59.99 it looks like serious bang for your →
New TicWatch GTX drops Google Wear OS as well as the pricetag
The Mobvoi TicWatch range has been one of the standard bearers for Google’s Wear OS software. However, on the company’s latest model, the Android-based wearable →
Oppo Watch goes global: Big battery and Wear OS
Wear OS and a big price tag – but ECG stays in China The Oppo Watch has been unveiled for the global market, and as →
OPPO Watch is the stylish new fast-charging king of Wear OS smartwatches
The OPPO Watch has been officially revealed, though you’d be forgiven for having a sense of deja-vu at this Apple Watch-esque wearable. Looking a whole →
Winners and Losers: Wear OS finally has a secret weapon while consumers lose out to Nintendo
Time for another iteration of Winners and Losers, our chance to look back over some of the best (and the worst) headlines to hit the →
Best smartwatches 2020 picked from our expert reviews
The ultimate buyers guide to the top smartwatches on sale now When it comes to the standout smartwatch in 2020, it’s undoubtedly the Apple Watch →
New Snapdragon Wear 4100+ platform offers week long battery life
The tech that powers Wear OS smartwatches is getting revamped Qualcomm has unveiled the next generation of its Snapdragon Wear 4100+ processors, which could herald →
TicWatch C2+ offers double the RAM but keeps the ancient processor
Mobvoi is back with its latest Google Wear OS-powered fitness watch, the TicWatch C2+, which is a modest upgrade on 2018’s TicWatch C2. The updated smartwatch →
Hublot Big Bang E goes big with $5,800 Swiss smartwatch
No football tie-ins here makes for a much more appealing Swiss smartwatch Hublot is back with the Hublot Big Bang E, the latest Swiss smartwatch →
Hublot Big Bang e is a Wear OS smartwatch you can’t even afford
There are always expensive smartwatches but there also very expensive smartwatches. Unlike Apple’s wearables that have a more or less consistent price tag, Wear OS →
Casio G-Shock Move GBD-H1000 review
Casio’s sports watch boasts a tough look, but even tougher to use software The Casio G-Shock Move GBD-H1000 smartwatch breaks new ground, and is a →
TicWatch Pro 2020 review: A minor upgrade that falls behind rivals
What’s so different? Not a whole lot. The TicWatch Pro 2020 is the smartwatch successor to the first TicWatch Pro that Mobvoi launched back in →
Google Pixel Watch release date, price, news and leaks
We might see Wear OS shown off to its full potential when the long-rumored Google Pixel Watch finally launches, but it doesn’t look like it →
Huawei Watch GT 2e v Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 Comparison
Choose the right sporty smartwatch for your needs Both Huawei and Samsung have taken a far more sporty approach to their smartwatches. While Samsung still sells →
Michael Kors MKGO review: Sporty chic but MK misses mark
A solid smartwatch, but all style in the fitness department The Michael Kors MKGO joins the company’s line-up of smartwatches, with Google’s Wear OS on-board →
Tag Heuer Connected 2020 review: Style meets substance at last
Tag’s latest Wear OS device is a sporty number with some superb craftsmanship Few would have thought we’d get to the 3rd generation Tag Heuer →
Google Fit update offers fitness tracking boost for Wear OS and Fossil watches
Small steps show how far Wear OS is behind Google has updated Google Fit, offering extra insights into steps, wellness and fitness for Wear OS →
Fitbit Charge 4 vs Charge 3: Is the newest do-it-all fitness tracker a worthy upgrade?
GPS, NFC, and everything else that’s different. While we’re all waiting for the first tracker to emerge with Wear OS support and Google Assistant integration, →