Hello all, I am looking for an independent smartwatch subscription (for an Apple Watch). My subscription is with Yallo (all inclusive & Europe, 5G) for 24.- per month. The perfect subscription would be with DigitalRepublic for 4.- per month - but it doesn't work with the Apple Watch. With Swisscom/Sunrise/Wingo it only works if the mobile subscription also runs via the respective provider. Does anyone know of a provider where this is possible? Or is there a way to get a prepaid subscription with a data option on the Watch? Thanks for any tips.

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Good morning (2nd attempt) I'm looking for a smartwatch that basically only needs to be able to do a few things. The most important features would be reliable fall detection and emergency call cancellation (permanently not only during sports and activities), preferably to pre-saved persons and a battery that lasts as long as possible (without an additional plan). The person owns a Xiaomi Redmi note (Android). She currently has a SIM plan with a pseudo-healthwatch that charges CHF 50.00 per month, which is kind of over the top. I don't know much about smartwatches...my favourites at the moment are the Garmin Venue 3s and Vivoactiv 5. I would be extremely grateful for feedback from the community, including Galaxus...

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Werdet ihr den Oura Ring ins Sortiment aufnehmen? https://ouraring.com

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Hello everyone I am looking for a smartwatch with reliable fall detection, which sends a sms or a call to pre-programmed participants and the position. The watch would be for a senior citizen who does not have an iphone (android) and has so far paid a monthly subscription via a service provider in Appenzell for approx. 50 per month. This option turned out to be a suboptimal solution and expensive. Are there any suggestions and preferences from consumers with the same problem? Many thanks

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Hello together Which Smart Rings can provide feedback in the form of visual messages on a display or via haptic feedback (vibration)? Thank you

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I'm looking for a connected watch for city cycling, weight training, a bit of swimming (lake/sea), paddle, and walking. My job is stressful, so I'd also like a good tracker for stress, sleep, fatigue and recovery. Any recommendations? I've ruled out Apple and Samsung because the battery life is less than 48 hours. And I'd like it to have a diameter of at least 41mm and no more than 45mm so that it's easy to read and the battery is big enough. I've already targeted the Polar Vantage M3 or the Garmin Venu 3, for example...

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Does the Oura 3 charger also work for the Oura 4?

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Onboard GPS mapping: the Race S offers real navigation tracking with integrated maps - something that neither the Venu 3 nor the Forerunner 265 offer at this price. Premium, elegant design: Compact case, titanium or steel bezel, bright AMOLED display - a more lifestyle look than the typically sporty Forerunner. Remarkable battery life: up to 12 days in watch mode, and 30 hours in dual-frequency GPS mode. Price lower by 50 to 100 euros, sometimes more, depending on the retailer. Achilles heel: the optical heart rate sensor. The accuracy of the heart rate sensor is still below Garmin or Polar standards, despite several software updates.

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When will the new Suunto Run be available on sale?

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Does anyone happen to know when the new Fitbit Charge 7 is coming out?

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