Can do almost everything the Watch 9 can do. The screen, gestures and health functions can do almost everything the Watch 9 can do. The screen, gestures and health functions have some drawbacks.

The Apple Watch SE (2022) is almost as well equipped as other Apple Watches. However, it lacks a permanent time display and in-depth health sensors, such as for ECG. For training, everything is on board thanks to GPS, barometer and precise heart rate measurement. Unfortunately, the display now seems (too) small.

The SE is almost as well equipped as other Apple Watches, including a new CPU. However, its display is comparatively small and it lacks more in-depth health sensors such as ECG or temperature. For smart iPhone expansion and training, everything is on board thanks to GPS, barometer and precise heart rate measurement.

The Apple Watch 8 (from 488 euros) with its large display offers the best value for money. Economy fans also get a top smartwatch with the Apple Watch SE from 293 euros - but without a permanent time display, giant screen and health sensors. The expensive Ultra (from 989 euros) convinces with a fresh, robust design, more endurance and special functions.

The Apple Watch 8 (from 488 euros) with its large display offers the best value for money. Economy fans also get a top smartwatch with the Apple Watch SE from 293 euros - but without a permanent time display, giant screen and health sensors. The expensive Ultra (from 989 euros) convinces with a fresh, robust design, more endurance and special functions.

Grades from good to poor: we show which smartwatches and fitness trackers measure best in the test, have the smartest features and last a long time. New in the test: 21 new devices were added in November: 18 smartwatches and 3 fitness trackers. These include, for example, the Apple Watch Series 8, the Garmin Fenix 7, the Samsung Galaxy Watch5, but also much cheaper smart watches such as the Huawei...