What Smartwatch should I get?

[Eesah]

Hi, 

I am looking to buy a Smartwatch due to the fact that my vibration motor on my android phone is broken. I have small wrists and not a massive budget please help me decide what to get.

Please.

Thank you.

[Docretier]

4 minutes ago, Eesah said:

Hi, 

I am looking to buy a Smartwatch due to the fact that my vibration motor on my android phone is broken. I have small wrists and not a massive budget please help me decide what to get.

Please.

Thank you.

I’ve heard the tic 2 is pretty good

 

[Technomancer__]

i have the apulus gv 18 from gearbest and it served me well for 3 years

btw it was 15 euros

[RollinLower]

if you just want it for the notifications you could always get a smartband. microsoft and Xiaomi both made these i believe. should be a bit cheaper too!

[Eesah]

My budget is like £190, I don't know how many dollars that is.

 

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Eesah said:

My budget is like £190, I don't know how many dollars that is.

 

You could get the ticwatch S, or zenwatch 3 or a huawei watch for that.

[RollinLower]

for that budget i would definitely get the Huawei Watch. superb buildquality and a very nice display, with still 2 days of battery life!

[Eesah]

35 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

for that budget i would definitely get the Huawei Watch. superb buildquality and a very nice display, with still 2 days of battery life!

I have small wrists, do you feel it will be a good size

[RollinLower]

15 minutes ago, Eesah said:

I have small wrists, do you feel it will be a good size

for me it definitely is. i have fairly small wrists aswell, and i can wear and use it no problem.

this is something that comes down to personal preference tough. maybe go to a jeweler near you and try on a simmilarly sized watch?

[Eesah]

33 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

for me it definitely is. i have fairly small wrists aswell, and i can wear and use it no problem.

this is something that comes down to personal preference tough. maybe go to a jeweler near you and try on a simmilarly sized watch?

Thanks man, it means a lot 

[MegaTechPC]

None.  They are totally worthless.  

 

Obviously that's just my opinion and if you want a smart watch then, by all means, get one!  But it does seem silly to me to buy a watch just because your vibration function stopped working (btw, that's the first time I ever heard of that happening).  Do you have insurance on the phone?