Apple Watch
The smart watch industry seemed to enter the mainstream with the release of the Apple Watch with even our prime minister sporting a model.
The Apple watch was the first wearable device to place importance on usability and design with its standard Apple fan fair the apple watch comes in many designs all with its refined operating system
The Apple Watch range from $429 to over $2000 with custom Hermes bands.
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Samsung Gear
Samsung was the first major phone manufacturer to launch wearable technology and this is a major focus for the team over at Samsung and the Gear S2 Classic is the latest of the manufacturers wearable tech targetted to the Samsung users on the Android OS
The new devices now support a mix of design, health and advanced features like wireless charging and ranging in price points with the standard model ranging from $329 to $598 depending on your retailer
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Fit Bit
Fitbit was the company that brought wearable tech to the forefront of our minds with the launch of fitness trackers into mainstream use Fitbit devices started out as pedometers Which linked to your device. Now a few years later and many models the range of Fitbit devices are trackers to smartwatches with the primary focus on fitness but also providing fashionable and feature intensive options for everyday use
Their latest release the Fitbit Blaze is a fitness watch packed with many features including continuous heart rate monitoring, connected GPS, calls & text notifications, music controls changeable bands and multi-sports activity monitoring at an affordable price of $199.95
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