Our buying guide explains the most important features in a wearable device, and the differences between a smartwatch and a fitness tracker.
Overall score is based on:
Fitness functions (30%). Assesses the accuracy and consistency of results from the step counter, distance tracker, heart rate monitor, altimeter and elevation tracker, where available.
Smart functions (20%). Includes messaging, social media and calling functions, as well as voice recognition and ability to control your phone’s camera and music player.
Ease of use (20%). Includes set-up, everyday usability, readability and comfort.
Battery (15%). Includes battery life and recharge time.
App (5%). Assesses the quality of the device’s app on Android and iOS.
Features (5%). Assesses the breadth of features available, including fitness and smart functions.
Build quality (5%). Includes scratch resistance, construction materials and whether the strap is replaceable.
Find out more about how we test smartwatches and fitness trackers.
We've reviewed the Oppo Watch (46mm) to see how well it performs in these categories:
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