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January 2017
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The editors liked
Traditional watch design
Heart rate tracker
Sleek
Sharp design. Long battery life. Seamless pairing and automatic fitness tracking. Fifty-meter water resistance
The editors didn't like
Lacks some phone notifications
Pricey for what it offers
Tiny OLED second screen hard to read
And doesn't automatically turn on. Erratic heart rate tracking. Withings' Health Mate app isn't as socially connected as Fitbit. Limited phone notifications hard to read
Attractive, versatile design, Comfortable to wear all day, 5ATM water resistance, Stellar battery life, Sleep tracking is detailed and accurate
Heart rate monitor struggles with high intensity workouts, Charger isn't very well designed, Digital display is difficult to read outdoors
Withings really hit the nail on the head with the Steel HR. It's accurate, affordable, comfortable enough to wear all day, and downright gorgeous. It doesn't offer GPS tracking though, and the digital display can be pretty hard to read outdoors. If you ca...
Published: 2017-02-21, Author: Mike , review by: tomsguide.com
Long battery life, Elegant design, Water-resistant, Accurate heart-rate monitor
Hard to read the display while running
The Withings Steel HR does many of the same things as the Fitbit Charge 2: It monitors your heart rate throughout the day and night, can track individual activities automatically, and measures your steps, calories, distance traveled and sleep. It will als...
Abstract: Smartwatches have become an unnecessary luxury that most people aren't willing to buy into. I know I'm not. I passed on the Apple Watch and have no interest in Android Wear, even though they can be pretty awesome. But at the end of the day, I find them t...
Published: 2017-02-01, Author: Scott , review by: cnet.com
Sleek, sharp design. Long battery life. Seamless pairing and automatic fitness tracking. Fifty-meter water resistance
Tiny OLED second screen hard to read, and doesn't automatically turn on. Erratic heart rate tracking. Withings' Health Mate app isn't as socially connected as Fitbit. Limited phone notifications hard to read
The Withings Steel HR comes as close as we've ever seen to an everyday watch with full heart rate fitness tracking, but it's not quite as good as it looks...
Up to 25 days of battery life, Classic design, Heartrate monitoring
Weak magnetic charging cable, Inaccurate running mileage
Withings nailed the combination of style, comfort, and health features with the Steel HR. If this watch had built-in GPS, it would be my go-to fitness tracker.If you're looking for a classic, affordable watch that can monitor your sleep and activi...
Up to 25 days of battery life, Classic design, Heart-rate monitoring
Weak magnetic charging cable, Inaccurate running mileage
Withings nailed the combination of style, comfort, and health features with the Steel HR. If this watch had built-in GPS, it would be my go-to fitness tracker. If you're looking for a classic, affordable watch that can monitor your sleep and activi...
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Published: 2017-01-10, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: Smartwatches aren't for everyone. That much has been clear since day one, a fact seemingly confirmed by a recent stagnation in the space. Too many are designed to be once-size-fits-all, but ultimately are just too bulky and flashy with too many battery li...
Abstract: Last year, we took a look at the Withings Activité Steel , a fitness tracker built into an understated analog watch. At IFA this week, Withings is launching an updated model called the Steel HR. It preserves the best of the Steel — its looks and thinness...
Month-long battery life, It looks great for a smartwatch, The software is simple to use
The display is small and relies on slowly scrolling text, The single button control mechanism is fiddly
I've not had chance to really push the claimed battery life, but based on my experience so far, it seems pretty accurate. Of course, this will always depend on how much you use the watch but compared to the day of battery life you get from most smartwatch...
