Most smartwatches need a charger every night. This one promises a full week, so we wore it for seven days straight to see whether the claim holds up.
Key takeaways
- With the always-on screen off and notifications on, we reached day seven with 9 percent left.
- Heart rate and sleep tracking matched a chest strap and a sleep app closely.
- If you hate daily charging and do not need a full app store on your wrist, this is the easiest recommendation in its price range.
Battery life in practice
With the always-on screen off and notifications on, we reached day seven with 9 percent left. Turning on GPS workouts every day brought that down to about five days.
Health tracking
Heart rate and sleep tracking matched a chest strap and a sleep app closely. Blood oxygen readings were less consistent, as with most watches.
Who should buy it
If you hate daily charging and do not need a full app store on your wrist, this is the easiest recommendation in its price range.
Pros
- Seven days of battery life
- Accurate heart rate and sleep tracking
- Light and comfortable
Cons
- Small app selection
- Blood oxygen readings vary
