The greatest smartwatches I\'ve tried are more advanced than ever. They\'re know everything in one: a complete health and fitness tracker, a digital wallet, and an extension of your smartphone, even if it\'s not nearby.

Several smart watches I\'ve recently tested can also record your heart rate, detect elevations, and immediately contact emergency services if you fall. Certain models also provide ECG and SpO2 measurements.

However, the greatest smart watches go above and beyond, containing a variety of features and apps while being functional daily. Of course, there\'s style: many smartwatches can be personalized, from the straps to the faces, to match your personality. 

1.Apple Watch Series 9

The Apple Watch 9 is the best Apple Watch yet, and it is the smartwatch I personally use on a regular basis. It\'s hardly a significant boost over the Apple Watch Series 8, but it does include some beneficial updates. What\'s new is the S9 CPU, which is 25% more efficient than before, enabling a brighter 2,000 nit display and a useful new double-tap gesture. The double-tap gesture allows you to navigate the watch with one hand, and a next-generation ultra-wideband chip makes it easier to find a misplaced iPhone.

Furthermore, the Apple Watch Series 9 is one of Apple\'s first carbon-neutral certified products. The Series 9 takes a significant step toward environmental consciousness by including more recycled parts, reduced packaging, and an 82% reused fibre Sport Loop. In my ratings, I consider these kinds of attempts.

Otherwise, the Apple Watch Series 9 is a fully functional health tracker and communication device. With watchOS 10, this wristwatch offers the most up-to-date Apple Watch experience. This smartwatch is ideal for working out, answering calls from your wrist, and using the greatest Apple Watch apps. If you own an iPhone, of course.

2. Samsung Galaxy Watch 6

The Galaxy Watch 6 is the greatest smartwatch for Android users, thanks to improved design, redesigned built-in apps, and new health functions. While Samsung\'s smartwatch range has gotten primarily iterative revisions in recent years, the Galaxy Watch 6 offers some very significant improvements that stood out in my tests.

In my opinion, Samsung continues to provide one of the most extensive smartwatch collections on the market, with not one, but two wearable devices released each year. The Galaxy Watch 6 strikes a balance between sleek and sporty, while the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic boosts design with the popular physical rotating bezel. Larger screens and a redesigned replacement band mechanism result in a more user-friendly design.

3. Google Pixel Watch 2 

The Google Pixel Watch 2 is the best smartwatch for Pixel phone owners, and one of the most pleasurable devices I\'ve worn as a reviewer. A comprehensive suite of Google apps and fitness monitoring supported by Fitbit\'s platform make for an appealing wristwatch. In many ways, the Pixel Watch offers the best of both worlds, combining an excellent Wear OS experience with Fitbit\'s comprehensive health tracking (which is increased with a Fitbit Premium membership). There are numerous tools on-board for remaining connected and engaged.

However, there is potential for improvement: the thick bezels and single size selection will still repel some customers due to design. Fortunately, the improved battery life over the original Pixel Watch compensates for that. Plus, I appreciate the reassurance provided by the new Safety Check feature, which communicates your location with emergency contacts when you may require their assistance the most.

4. Garmin Venu 3

The Garmin Venu 3 is one of the greatest Garmin watches, serving as both a good training partner and a fashionable leisure device. The $449 Garmin Venu 3 maintains Garmin\'s reputation for detailed fitness tracking and reliable GPS, while also featuring mirrored notifications and an on-wrist voice assistant.

Though Garmin still lacks a major third-party app store and does not support LTE, nap-tracking and a new sleep coach let you track your sleep, and daily summaries provide behavioral insights. A plethora of sport profiles, additional Recovery Time suggestions, and on-watch interval creation help you stay focused on your activities. Furthermore, with a 14-hour battery life, you\'ll rarely have to worry about charging the Garmin Venu 3.

5.Fitbit Sense 2

The Sense 2 is Fitbit\'s most complete smartwatch yet, with an upgraded design, user interface, and EDA sensor over the original Sense. Because of its extensive health analysis and good connection with Fitbit Premium, the $299 Sense 2 outperforms several of the top smartwatches on this list in terms of fitness tracking.

The device\'s success is largely due to an update to the stress-detecting EDA (electrodermal activity) sensor, now known as cEDA (\'c\' for continuous). The sensor monitors stress levels or heightened responses throughout the day, prompting the user to act on mood monitoring with Body Response notifications. However, while adding support for Google Wallet and Google Maps is a useful addition, it will not be available at launch for the Fitbit Sense 2. There is also a strange lack of support for third-party apps. Nonetheless, the Sense 2 is a successful smartwatch for helping you connect with your emotions.

Summery:

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