Sony's SmartBand Talk is ideal for anyone who can't decide whether to buy a fitness tracker or a smartwatch.

Lightweight and comfortable; Long battery life; Feature packed; Water resistant

Only works with Android; Fitness tracking is limited

I use it for phone features and fitness features. The volume on the watch for taking phone calls is not as loud as I think it should be, making it difficult to hear. The sleep data is pretty cool. I like the voice features.

Nice looking watch. Love the fact I can personalise the face even with a picture from my phone. Easy to use and it a "in yer face" watch. Works brilliant no more missed calls or notifications.

Never miss a call or text

None

A comfortable watch to wear . The apps are good , however I would like a bit more choice in apps .

Don't recommend

Doesn't work

Garbadge

So this is great as a phone companion with fantastic speech recognition. I have used it to respond to texts and call people, particularly useful when driving I can get it to read texts out for me and call people when I need to.

The Sony Smart watch can be works good and well packed or delivered at right time.....

Great value for money. Fortunately I bought multiples as I wasted 3 before I knew the "best" way of applying the screen protector. Step 1: Read all the steps below to prepare beforehand Step 2: Throw away the instruction card, it does not apply to screen protectors this small (and flaccid), nor is...

The worst arm band i had. No support, the band stoped working after 3months. Doesn't connect well with other than Sony devices.

The world is awash with fitness bands, each one promising to help you make sense of your workouts, track how well you're doing and spur you on when your willpower flags. With so many options available from so many different companies, it's difficult for new models to stand out.

The Sony SmartBand Talk's e-ink display makes it easy to see your activity, the time and incoming notifications; The display uses very little power so battery life is pretty good and its ability to take calls comes in handy when you're too busy (or too lazy) to fumble for your phone

It doesn't have GPS, a heart-rate monitor or the most glamorous design; Sony's Lifelog fitness app keeps track of too much pointless information