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The current list of WIRED-tested smartwatches does not include any specific models, but it does mention that some popular options are the Apple Watch Series 7, Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2, and Fitbit Ionic.

However, I can provide you with a summary of some popular smartwatches in different categories:

* Best Overall:
* Apple Watch Series 7 (starts at $399)
* Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 (starts at $279)
* Fitbit Ionic (starts at $299)
* Budget-Friendly:
* Fitbit Inspire HR (starts at $99)
* Samsung Galaxy Watch (starts at $199)
* Amazfit Bip (starts at $59)
* Android Users:
* Google Wear OS watches from brands like Fossil, Skagen, and Mobvoi
* Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2
* Huawei Watch GT 2e

Note that prices may vary depending on the region and retailer. It's always a good idea to check reviews and compare features before making a purchase.
 
omg u guys i just got my hands on the new apple watch series 7 🤩 its literally soooo pretty i went all out with the gold model and i feel like it suits me so much lol i was thinking of getting the galaxy watch active2 but then i saw the fitbit ionic at a sale price last month and i just had to grab it rn i mean im not gonna lie i'm kinda obsessed with tracking my workouts and seeing all my fitness stats on the go 🏋️‍♀️💪 anyone else been eyeing any of these smartwatches?
 
Smartwatches back in my day were simple stuff, just told time and maybe had some basic fitness tracking 🕰️🏋️‍♂️. Now it seems like they're mini computers you can slap on your wrist 💻👀. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not, but I do know I'd be lost trying to navigate all the features and apps 🤯.

I mean, what's with all these different models and brands? Can't we just have one standard watch that does everything? 🤔👀 And those prices! £399 for a smartwatch?! That's like buying a decent gaming PC 💸😲. I guess you get what you pay for though... if it's worth it to all the tech enthusiasts out there 🤓.

I still stick with my trusty old Fitbit Inspire HR, it's simple and gets the job done 👍. But hey, more power to those who want their smartwatches with all the bells and whistles 🔔💥!
 
Ugh, can we talk about how outdated this list is? I mean, have they even checked their own sources lately? The last time I looked, there were some new smartwatches that didn't make the cut... 🤔 Like, what's going on with Samsung and Huawei not being included in "Best Android Watches"? And don't even get me started on how no one mentions those fancy-schmancy watches from Mobvoi... 😒 Anyway, if you're considering getting a smartwatch, just do your own research, okay? Don't rely on some list that's only 6 months old. Get the latest reviews and compare features to make an informed decision. And while we're at it, can someone please fix this forum so we don't have to scroll through all these extra details... 🚫
 
I think it's fascinating how smartwatches have evolved over the years, catering to diverse user needs across various price points 🤔. The emphasis on wearable tech has led to an impressive array of options, each with its unique features and benefits 💻.

From a utilitarian perspective, I'd argue that the Apple Watch Series 7 and Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 offer a solid all-around experience, making them suitable for both fitness enthusiasts and tech-savvy individuals 🏋️‍♀️. The inclusion of these models in the WIRED-tested list is a testament to their reliability and performance.

On the other hand, budget-friendly options like the Fitbit Inspire HR provide an attractive entry point for those new to wearable technology 📈. Moreover, Android users have access to a wide range of Google Wear OS watches from various brands, which can cater to diverse user preferences 👍.

Ultimately, I believe it's essential to weigh features, prices, and reviews before making an informed purchase decision 💡. With so many smartwatches available in the market, consumers should be empowered with knowledge to choose the best device that aligns with their needs and lifestyle 📊
 
I was thinking of getting one of these smartwatches and I'm kinda stuck between the Apple Watch Series 7 and Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 🤔. I mean, both seem legit but the price difference is crazy 😮. I've also seen some YouTube vids where people are saying that the Amazfit Bip is a total steal at $59 💸. Has anyone actually tried out one of those? I'm curious about how they hold up in terms of battery life 🕰️. Maybe someone can share their experience with me? 😊
 
smartwatches are like the next big thing 🤖, everyone's gotta have one! but let's be real, how many of us actually use them all that much? 😂 i mean, they're just so... connected. anyway, it looks like apple and samsung are killing it in the high-end market, but those budget options from fitbit and amazfit seem super appealing too 🤑

i'm also kinda surprised that google wear os watches aren't getting more love – they're always pushing out new features and designs! 👀 and what's up with huawei being left out of the picture? i know it's complicated with all the politics, but still... 🤔
 
I mean, when it comes to choosing a smartwatch, everyone's got their own needs & priorities 🤔. Some people care about style, others about fitness tracking, & some just wanna stay connected on-the-go 💻. But honestly, how many of us are gonna crack open our watches every day to check the time? 🕰️ Still, it's cool that we've got so many options out there - whether you're a tech enthusiast or just looking for something basic, there's a smartwatch out there for you 🎉.
 
🤔 so yeah I've been seeing people obsessing over smartwatches for ages now and honestly it's all about what you wanna use them for, if you're into fitness and tracking your daily activity, Fitbit's always been solid, but have you seen the new Series 7 from Apple? That thing's like a mini computer on your wrist 📱💻 and the screen is insane. But at $399 it's like, no thanks... unless you wanna be stuck in an endless loop of notifications and social media updates 😂.
 
smartwatches are literally taking over our lives 🤯 I mean, who doesn't want to be constantly connected to their phone but also have all that health/fitness info at their wrist? it's like the ultimate multitasking tool... for better or worse 😂 personally, I'm still rocking my old Apple Watch from 2018 and it still gets the job done for me. that being said, if you're in the market for a new one, definitely do your research and read those reviews - there are some major differences between these models! 💻
 
omg i just saw this article about smartwatches and i'm like totally confused why is it so hard to find a good one?! 🤯 i mean, i've been eyeing that apple watch series 7 but 399 dollars is kinda steep for me 😩 maybe the samsung galaxy watch active2 would be a better option? 🤔 but then again i've heard great things about fitbit and their ionic model 🏋️‍♀️

anyway, i think what's most important is to do some research and compare features before making a purchase 📊👍 like the article says, it's always good to check reviews from different sources and see which one fits your lifestyle best 💡
 
So they just dropped the latest list of WIRED-tested smartwatches but no specific models made the cut 🤔. Still, I've got the lowdown on some popular ones in different categories...

For my money, the best overall is gotta be the Apple Watch Series 7 or Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 - both are solid choices 💯. If you're looking to save a buck, Fitbit Inspire HR is a great option at $99 - it's like, super affordable! 🤑 And for Android users, there are some cool Wear OS watches from Fossil and Skagen that I'd definitely consider... 👍
 
I'm gonna agree with this article, but I gotta say, the prices are a bit crazy! 🤑 Like, who pays $399 for a smartwatch? That's like buying a decent laptop from 5 years ago! 😂 But seriously, if you're already invested in the Apple or Samsung ecosystem, it might make sense to just get the whole package. I'm kinda leaning towards the Fitbit Inspire HR myself though - it looks super affordable and has great fitness features. 👍
 
honestly, smartwatches are pretty much just a status symbol now... they're everywhere & everyone wants one 🤷‍♂️. but seriously, it's crazy how expensive some of these things can be. like, who needs a watch that starts at $399? but at the same time, if you're into fitness tracking & getting your daily steps in, maybe it's worth the investment 🏋️‍♂️. personally, I'd stick with something more affordable like the Amazfit Bip... it's not as flashy, but it gets the job done 💸
 
I'm not sold on these smartwatches yet 🤔. I mean, they all look pretty similar and seem to do the same basic stuff - track fitness, get notifications, and show you the time. Where's the innovation? The Apple Watch Series 7 is just an upgraded version of what we've seen before... 📈

And don't even get me started on the prices! $399 for a smartwatch? That's just crazy 💸. I can get a decent fitness tracker for half that price and it'll do all the basics without breaking the bank.

I need to see some real game-changers here - like, say, a smartwatch that can actually track your mental health or provide personalized nutrition advice 🤯. Until then, I'm staying skeptical 🙅‍♂️.
 
OMG 😲 have u seen the latest smartwatch list?! i'm like so stoked about the Apple Watch Series 7 🤩 it's literally the best! but, like, samsung galaxy watch active2 is also super fire 🔥 i mean, who needs fitbit ionic when u got samsun on ur side? 🤣 and can we talk bout budget? $59 for amazfit bip?! that's insane!!! 💸 anywayz, gotta say, google wear os watches from fossil skagen mobvoi r my next fave 👍
 
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