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Smartwatches can track almost everything now. Which features actually prove useful among you all?
There are so many health, fitness and smart features that I am wondering which ones people genuinely keep using in everyday life.
What's the most overrated smartwatch feature in your opinion?
Every new model seems to add another health metric, gesture or smart feature. I'm curious which features people rarely use after the initial excitement wears off.
What's more useful on a smartwatch: accurate sleep tracking or detailed workout stats?
I wear a watch throughout the day, but I don't pay attention to every metric it records. I'm curious which feature people actually check regularly rather than just setting up once.
Is calling a smartwatch useful if your phone is always nearby?
I’m comparing affordable Redmi and Amazfit watches, and Bluetooth calling keeps appearing as a major feature. I’m not sure I’d use it much.
Why does my smartwatch need so many permissions?
I only wanted step tracking but the setup asked for access to half my phone. It made me stop and think.
Do I really need a smartwatch?
I have never owned one and keep seeing everyone wear them. Not sure if I actually have a use for it.
Is an LTE smartwatch actually useful?
I always carry my phone anyway. The LTE version costs quite a bit more.
The latest smartwatch launch made me realise my current watch mostly tells me things I already know
I use it for steps, notifications and sleep, but newer models are adding so many features that I am wondering if upgrading would actually change anything.
I was looking at a regular smartwatch until the latest launches made me realise how much these watches are trying to do
I only need notifications, workouts and sleep tracking, but newer watches are packed with features I am not even sure I would use. How do you decide where to stop spending?
I want to buy my first smartwatch during the festive sale. Is Rs. 8,000 enough for something decent?
I mainly need step tracking, notifications and basic health features. I am looking at CMF and Redmi rather than spending on a Galaxy Watch.
I bought a smartwatch for convenience and end-up with the charging hassle
The watch is useful when I wear it. The charging routine is where I sometimes lose interest.
I bought a smartwatch to track my health and now I mostly check how many hours I slept badly
The data is interesting but sometimes I am not sure what I am supposed to do with it. Still checking it every morning though.
I found a smartwatch under Rs. 5,000 and now I am wondering where the difference actually starts
For notifications and basic fitness tracking, cheaper watches already seem to do quite a lot. Not sure what I would gain by spending three times more
Does anyone else stop checking smartwatch notifications because there are simply too many of them
At first I liked seeing everything on my wrist but eventually it became more distracting than useful. Now I only keep a few apps enabled.
I did not expect my smartwatch to make me more aware of how often I look at notifications
Now every buzz on my wrist gets my attention immediately. Not sure if that is actually making life easier.
I did not expect charging another device to become the reason I skip wearing my smartwatch
I like having it on, but sometimes I see the low battery warning and just leave it on the table. Curious if other people also do this.
Does anyone else check their phone less after getting a smartwatch or somehow check both
I thought notifications on my wrist would reduce my phone usage. Somehow I still end up checking the phone anyway.
Does anyone else remove their smartwatch while doing housework
I like wearing it during the day but sometimes it just gets in the way. Especially when I am cleaning or doing anything with water.
Does anyone else buy a smartwatch for fitness and mostly use it for checking notifications?
I thought I’d suddenly become very active after buying mine. Turns out I mostly look at WhatsApp notifications on my wrist.
Do you actually sleep with your smartwatch on?
I like the idea of tracking sleep, but wearing a watch to bed feels strange to me. Wondering if people eventually get used to it.
