Wearables

The moment I unboxed the Galaxy Watch7, it felt like a proper upgrade — especially if you’re coming from an older Galaxy Watch or any basic fitness tracker.

When I first unboxed the vívoactive 5, the design felt clean and lightweight. The 42 mm size is perfect — not too big, not too small — and it fits comfortably on the wrist even during sleep. The fiber-reinforced polymer body keeps it light, and the matte finish gives it a sporty yet subtle look.

I’ve been using the Apple Watch Ultra 2 (GPS + Cellular) for a few months now, and honestly, it feels like a huge step up from regular smartwatches — even from other Apple Watches.

The Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS) is Apple’s most affordable smartwatch, offering core features from the flagship Series 8 at a lower price. It retains the sleek design, powerful performance, and essential health tracking while omitting premium features like an always-on display and ECG.

As a fitness enthusiast who trains both indoors and out—whether it’s strength circuits, trail runs, long rides, or hikes in remote areas—the Apple Watch Ultra 2 is more than just a smartwatch.