Smartwatches: price, features and scores
Each dot is a smartwatch: the further left, the cheaper; the higher, the better its score. Hover over or tap a dot for details, or add it to the comparison.
Ranked by the chosen score, built from public measurements. Shops covered: Amazon. Others may be cheaper. Affiliate links: any commission does not change the order. How we rank
All tracked models
≈: score partly based on a Picksly estimate (no public measurement for one criterion).
How these scores are calculated
Every score runs from 0 to 100. It is worked out with the same rule since 2026-09, for every model in the category: if we change that rule, we say so and we date it — it never drifts in silence.
Battery life: duration announced by the maker on its spec sheet, in days, in smartwatch use (never a low-power, solar or GPS mode), for the largest size of the model — an announced battery life is not an independent measurement. Features: how many of seven features the spec sheet (GSMArena or the maker) lists (ECG, SpO2, temperature, dual-frequency GPS, barometer or altimeter, NFC, cellular version). Display: peak brightness in nits, only when the spec sheet gives a peak value. Weight: in grams, largest size of the model; the lighter the watch, the better the score.
Not scored: performance (no public ranking measures smartwatch chips), memory, water resistance and iPhone or Android compatibility. Garmin and Polar, missing from GSMArena, are read from the maker’s spec sheet; Amazfit, Fitbit, Suunto, Coros, Withings and Mobvoi are not yet. A criterion without a dated source stays “not measured”, and an overall score only appears when we have measured at least half of what matters for this category.
Price: best price found among the merchants Picksly can link to, new or refurbished as you choose, dated. It counts in the Budget and Smart scores. Picksly may earn a commission through affiliate links; what this influences is explained on the Transparency page.
How Picksly picks for your profile in a comparison: Budget — among products under $200, new or refurbished, the best Budget score (without a score, the cheapest). Smart — among new products whose Smart score is at least 50, the best; value for money counts in that score. Premium — among new products released within the last 24 months whose Premium score is at least 60, the best. On equal scores, the cheaper one wins. If nothing fits, we say so instead of making up a winner.