Is A Smartwatch Right For You? Our Quiz Can Help You Decide.
Our lives are already full of gadgets. Do we need another one attached to our arms?
Apple just released the Watch Series 9, and many companies are introducing new smartwatches this year.
Although almost no one needs a smartwatch, many have decided that it is worth it. Smartwatches can now track your fitness level, help you view messages, and even track the quality of your sleep. (They are also very good at telling time.)
trap? Between Fitbits, wearables from Garmin, and newer models like the Apple Watch Series 9, figuring out all the options can be a little confusing.
Submit this question to our support team to find out how a smartwatch can make your daily life a little easier. (Friendly note: The Washington Post does not make money from our recommendations. Customer service is here to help you, not the tech company.)
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You don't need a smartwatch
Smartwatches may be smart and functional, but here's the thing : almost no one wants a new one. A. And this is especially true for you. It looks like the technology you have is serving you well, so you can use your mobile devices without worrying about losing them. And honestly, it's best to avoid buying a gadget that you're hesitant about at first. After all, you don't want it to get stuck in a drawer until you decide to throw it away later!
However, if your priorities change over time, you may want to revisit this issue and see what works best.
Question 1 of 5
Which statement best describes your taste?
I have to respect someone who knows what's best for him. Watches have always been limited to pure functionality and status symbols—luckily, you can customize even basic smartwatches to suit your style.
Question #2 of 5
The smartwatch also comes with health and fitness tools. Do you use any of them?
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Today, most smartwatches, even the cheapest ones, come with at least some health tracking features. But expect to pay more for devices with more unique features, especially those designed for specific activities such as hiking and diving.
Question 3 of 5
Apart from health features, what do you want your smartwatch to do better?
A good choice! Smartwatches are becoming more advanced every year, but we are beginning to better understand their priorities.
Question 4 of 5
If a smartwatch had a virtual assistant like Siri or Alexa, would you want to talk to it?
Virtual assistants on smartwatches make it easy to check the weather forecast and send messages, but their use is completely optional. You can tap the screen again or press certain buttons to complete the task.
Question 5 of 5
How much are you willing to pay for a smartwatch?
Thank you, this is very useful! One thing to remember about awards is that timing is everything. It's not uncommon for smartwatches to go on sale year-round around Thanksgiving or after new models are released.
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Illustrated by Elena Lacy. Editing by Yoon Hee Kim, Carly Damb Sadoff and June Alcantara. Copy edited by Emily Morman.
