6 fitness trackers that do something different — including the viral retro Casio with hidden depths, and a tracker with a 400-day battery
Today's best smartwatches are ultra-capable, feature-packed powerhouses. But is it just me, or are they all starting to feel kinda samey? Casio recently made headlines with its delightfully retro F-B100W , which takes your classic, rubbery, blocky Casio watch and adds in step-counting features. That sent me off on a hunt for other smartwatches and fitness trackers that do something a bit different, and I was not disappointed with the results. I've rounded up my favorites below. There's the new-out Huawei Watch D3 , which looks like your standard, modern smartwatch, but has a secret, in-built blood pressure cuff. For those who prefer a traditional watch aesthetic, there are the Garmin Instinct Crossover and Withings Scanwatch 2 , both of which have smartwatch features but also mechanical hands. Neither is especially new, but both have maintained popularity by their seamless blending ...