Budget Smartwatch

Build quality is going to be a big deal here. You need a watch with a comfortable band and preferably a face that’s not so heavy as to weigh you down during your daily routine. Some level of waterproofing is an absolute necessity if you’re planning on going swimming. An IP86 rating should be good enough to deal with sweat, rain, and splashing, but you’ll want a watch that’s waterproof at depths of 50 feet if you plan on taking a full dip in the pool or ocean.



Mobvoi’s crowdfunded TicWatch S and E were two of our favourite affordable smartwatches upon their release back in 2017. Following on such success, Mobvoi has released the updated TicWatch S2 and, here, the TicWatch E2. Although the new version hasn’t significantly built on the features of its predecessor, there’s no denying that the TicWatch E2 gives you unbeatable value for money.



Mobvoi Ticwatch E is one of the most affordable smartwatches that you can buy, and it’s been a surprise hit. This budget-friendly wearable costs less than some fitness trackers, yet boasts a full suite of Android Wear 2.0 functionality for use with a wide variety of great apps. It also features built-in support for Google Assistant, which allows you to reply to messages, ask questions, set reminders, and more using easy voice commands. It also has a decent battery life, but you will have to charge it for at least two hours prior to use. The Ticwatch does double duty as a fitness smartwatch, thanks to its built-in heart rate monitor and fitness tracker functions.

Fossil is one of the most prolific Wear OS smartwatch brands, with dozens of models and styles. At $99, the Fossil Sport is one of the least expensive, yet most stylish smartwatches around. While it debuted in 2018, it runs the most current Qualcomm 3100 processor. Plus, it has GPS, a heart-rate monitor, NFC for mobile payments, and Wi-Fi. It’s available in multiple colors, and its band is easily replaceable.

The Garmin Forerunner 30 is the first dedicated fitness watch you’ll find on this list, and this is mostly built for runners. It’s a device you’ll want to wear if you’re big into your jogging, but it does have some features suitable for cyclists too.

Great Value3. Huami Amazfit Bip SmartwatchCLICK HERE FOR PRICE Huami may not be the most well recognized name for tech wearables, but their Amazfit Bip model stacks a lot of power into a smartwatch that comes in at well under a hundred dollars. This could very well be the best cheap smartwatch in terms of value for pricing. It sports a simply amazing battery life of well over 30 days on a single two and a half hour charge, and its lightweight style evokes the look and feel of the Apple Watch. And while this isn’t going to be able to come close to competing with the Apple Watch head to head, its fitness features are respectable. This is a cheap smartwatch with heart rate monitor, but it also includes a dedicated pedometer and GPS. If you’re looking for a watch to take with you on freeform hikes or jogs, the Amazfit Bip can serve you incredibly well. Key FeaturesExceptionally lightweight design One of the best cheapest smartwatches available today Color display offers good visibility despite its low power settings Soft band is a very comfortable fitOSProprietaryBattery Life45 daysDisplay1.28WaterproofYes, IP86ConnectivityBluetooth 4.0Compare Specs

When selecting a smartwatch, it is important for it to have a solid and sturdy build and to be well-constructed. Before choosing a smartwatch ask yourself: Is this smartwatch water-resistant? Sweat-resistant? Dust-resistant? If the smartwatch you are considering contains none of the three items listed, that could be a red-flag. A smartwatch should be built to last and not affected by a speck of dust, for example. It is safe to consider a smartwatch if it not only has at least one of the three aforementioned items, but is also built with high-quality materials such as stainless steel, ceramic, or gorilla glass. Such materials in a smartwatch can ensure the longevity of the product.

Best for Apple Users: Apple Watch Series 3 Buy on Amazon Buy on Walmart Buy on Apple What We Like Seamless integration with other Apple devices GPS functionality Answer calls and texts right from the watch What We Don’t Like Limited functionality for non-iPhone users Cellular connectivity costs extra Released in the fall of 2017, the Apple Watch Series 3 isn’t the newest model of the brand’s beloved smartwatch. But it’s significantly cheaper than the newest version and still has a ton of features that you won’t find on typical smartwatches in this price range. All the expected activity tracking features are there, including motion and heart rate tracking, step counting, and a water- and sweat-resistant build. It also includes apps and features that iOS users know and love like iMessage, Apple Pay, Siri, and Apple Music. It even has GPS capabilities for Apple Maps directions. In some ways, it’s like a little iPhone on your wrist. If you’re willing to pay extra, you can enable cellular connectivity and have all these functions enabled without having to carry your phone with you. There’s no question that Apple and iPhone users will get the most out of the Apple Watch Series 3. Having compatible devices allows you to seamlessly sync up your music library, texts, phone calls, and health data, and use other unique features like the ability to unlock your laptop from your wrist

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