Smartwatches have become very popular in recent years, even eclipsing quantization wristbands. They made it to have better functions or to use a better design, if not to have more battery.
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Today we wanted to round up three deals that allow you to have a smartwatch of both types that exist for a lot less than we expected. All three cost less than 160 dollars and were on sale much more expensive when they were launched.
Huawei Watch GT 2 Pro
The first of the watches is the Huawei Watch GT2 Pro, one of the models that I have used the most since I have been using this type of watch. It has a rather classic design that feels great on the wrist and incorporates a speaker and microphone for calling which is very important to me.
Autonomy, which can last up to two weeks, is one of its star functions, in exchange for not having an operating system that allows the installation of complex applications.
You can buy it on Amazon for less than 150 dollars.
Amazfit GTR 3
With the launch of the Amazfit GTR 4, the Chinese company has lowered the price of the previous flagship model. It’s not the Pro model we tested here a few months ago, but it’s nearly identical, and the experience with that one has been more than good.
In this case we have a more innovative design, without craziness, with a minimalist crown and some important functions, such as being able to respond to WhatsApp or Telegram messages, for example, with the phrases we want.
It can be purchased on the company’s website for 129.90 dollars.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 4
The latest model is different from the previous ones as it has a shorter battery life between one and two days.
Instead, it uses Wear OS, the version of Android for watches. This allows you to have the Google Assistant, to be able to install applications like Spotify and many others. In addition, the design is really elegant.
You can buy it on Amazon for less than 160 dollars.
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