Alan Martin

The first effort at a smartwatch from the phone manufacturer has a few plus points, but it’s a long way off the leaders

The Huawei Band 6 is almost indistinguishable from the Honor Band 6, but costs £15 more

A perfectly serviceable fitness tracker fails to distinguish itself from the competition

The Honor Band 6 does an awful lot right, but one of its key features doesn’t work reliably enough with Android phones

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 has a lot going for it, but serious fitness enthusiasts would be better served elsewhere

A cheap and cheerful fitness tracker

Can Fitbit’s entry-level device justify its price compared with a slew of cheaper fitness bands?

Good fitness tracking, a superb screen and a two-week battery lifespan makes this an easy device to recommend

One of many solidly serviceable and affordable devices

It’s a smartwatch with no apps and a fitness tracker which only tracks runs

A great design, screen and battery are marred a lack of smarts and connected GPS

A great smartwatch with two smart design innovations, but its fitness features are lacking

It looks great and Wear OS has become a fine smartwatch platform, but the tracking comes up short

Galaxy Watch 1.5 would be a more appropriate name