<\/a>. We loved the suite of sensors, including the updated heart rate sensor and the new skin-temperature sensor.<\/p>\nThe watch also features something called a body-response measurement system, which refers to how your body reacts to stress. The watch is constantly looking for physical signs of stress and will prompt you to log your mood or take a walk when detected. This is done by tracking heart rate variability and sudden changes in sweat levels. We experienced mixed results with this system, but it does accurately predict stress levels a fair amount of the time.<\/p>\n
The updated Snapdragon processor is powerful and Wear OS 4 is easy to get the hang of, particularly if you\u2019re already in Google\u2019s ecosystem. The display maxes out at 1,000 nits, which is much dimmer than the Apple Watch Series 9, but we never struggled to read anything on the screen.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s one major downside, but this is true of many modern smartwatches. The device wants to be worn while you sleep, to develop more accurate tracking metrics, but the battery doesn\u2019t last 24 hours. So, you’ll have to charge it for a bit in the middle of the day. Beyond that, this is a good all-around smartwatch for Android users, made even better by today\u2019s discount.<\/p>\n
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