I love it, I'm so happy I found it at an affordable price. I've wanted one awhile but with the price I decided to wait. I just happened to come across it here. I got it to track my exercise. A lot of people recommended this, saying they've tried other fitness trackers this is their favorite.

I definitely enjoyed my time with the Apple Watch, but I still don't think it's a replacement for my trusty old Timex. After all, the $699 model of the watch I reviewed is the same version I would want to buy, and I just can't see myself spending that much for what is essentially a very cool iPhone...

Attractive design; Secure, comfortable fit; Plenty of third-party apps

Expensive; Average battery life; Little functionality without connected iPhone

I'm sure most of you have heard about smartwatches by now, especially since the last gadget from Apple has been out on the market, but even after more than six months after the Apple Watch launch, most of you may wonder if it's worth having a lighter wallet and just buy an Apple Watch , or just wait...

Lovely design; Pressure-Sensitive display; Taptic Engine; Apple Pay; A large array of sensors

Low battery life; Expensive; Slow at times; A rather steep learning curve; Some features are less intuitive

I bought this watch for my teenage son who inherited a love of Apple products from his Father. It's not quite as quick as the series 2 or 3, lacks GPS and is only splash proof. BUT what it lacks in features it makes for in price and looks. Messaging, notifications and siri are really handy.

The Apple Watch is a highly capable smartwatch, even though it is far from the most affordable

I was supposed to review the Apple Watch . That was the plan, but then, when Engadget had its first chance to test the device, I was on vacation. Specifically, I was in France, where I ran the Paris Marathon, my sixth 26.2-mile race in five years.

Brought as a gift for my wife. Once she put it on she doesn't want to take it off. She liked it so much I went and brought me the 42mm

It was easy to miss in Apple's barrage of announcements earlier this month, but the Apple Watch Series 1 is actually a different product from the (now-extinct) 1st-generation Apple Watch. If only by a little. We got a Series 1 Watch in house: Read on for our quick review.

How often should smartwatches iterate It's a difficult question. Motorola isn't seeing the benefit in doing it yearly, and it's not the only one. Apple chose to wait 18 months between the first and second models of its smartwatch, but that may still have been short enough to irk those who spent a...

Faster than original; More affordable than Series 2

Lacks GPS and waterproofing; No stainless steel option

I'm sure most of you have heard about smartwatches by now, especially since the last gadget from Apple has been out on the market, but even after more than six months after the Apple Watch launch, most of you may wonder if it's worth having a lighter wallet and just buy an Apple Watch , or just wait...