The Top Smartwatches for Men Right Now in Pakistan

In the modern, now mature phase of the lifecycle of smartwatches as a piece of smart technology, it has become common for smartwatches to now be categorized based on different use cases. Some people buy them with a fitness focus, some with a productivity focus, some buy specific smartwatches for men and some for women, and some even for children.

A major reason for this second categorization is that just like traditional watches before them, smartwatches have become a fashion accessory as much as they are a functional tool to be worn on your wrist. People buy watches based on how they will look on them, and even manufacturers make different sizes and options for men and women.

With that in mind, we thought that we would write an article telling you about some of the best options on the male side of this equation.

Smartwatches for Men

A large number of smartwatch sales are focused on men buying a smartwatch that would look good on them. One of the most commonly searched terms on Google for smartwatches is people looking for the latest smart watches for men.

Here are a few good options when it comes to smartwatches for men.

Garmin Vivomove

One of the most common ideas in terms of design philosophy when it comes to smartwatches for men is that men’s watches tend to be both larger and chunkier than women’s watches. And no brand exemplifies this fact more than the watch manufacturer Garmin. Their watches are some of the best-looking watches for men in the entire industry.

Yet, that does not mean that they cannot emulate the classic design of more formal analog watches, as shown by the Garmin Vivomove. In addition, the usually more fitness-focused manufacturer has made a watch that is actually more focused on replacing your regular daily-use watch than it is on making you run more efficiently.

This watch is a great option for someone looking to enter the smartwatch world but (like us) doesn’t find their looks the most appealing comparatively. This watch, in our experience, emulates the look of a classic watch more than possibly any other smartwatch on the market; you might even be able to tell if there wasn’t a Garmin logo on it. 

The watch is constructed out of stainless steel, making it feel (and be) very durable and high quality, and it comes with a classic leather strap. The watch comes in a single size option, 42mm, which shows how Garmin was targeting men for the most part when it came to this watch. It is no surprise that this is one of the best smartwatches for men right now.

In terms of fitness tracking, the watch continues the theme of minimalism. The only two indicators of tracking directly on the watch are two curved bars on either side of the needles. The one on the left works as a step counter, filling up as you get closer and closer to your daily goal. The one on the right works as an interesting inactivity indicator, filling up with red the longer you are inactive and going back down when you start being active.

That forms the entirety of your experience in terms of smart tracking that will happen on the watch itself, but that, in our opinion, isn’t a bad thing. While heavily feature-laden watches tend to make you feel over-encumbered very quickly, the simple design and interface of this watch make it much easier to consistently use every single day. 

A unique timelessness (if that is even possible in the tech space) pervades this watch, which means it’s the kind of watch that a person keeps for a long period of time rather than upgrading every other year.

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Smartwatch for Boys

With the prevailing popularity of smartwatches, it is not uncommon for parents to be looking for watches for boy use cases. So, we thought that we should also briefly mention a watch in this article that would be a good idea to buy for a young boy.

Garmin Bounce

Keeping on the theme of excellent watch tech provided by Garmin, we thought that our boys’ option should be from them as well. The Garmin Bounce is a very good basic smartwatch with a child-centric design with bright colors and a chunky design that should make it very attractive for any young boy.

The watch offers the ability to send voice and text messages (but no calls), making it useful for checking up on your child from time to time. It does have basic activity tracking as well, which gives children a good excuse to go out and be active. The watch also has a very useful feature called Live assistance. At your child’s activation, a live alert with your child’s current location will be sent to pre-approved contacts, making them great for safety purposes. The watch also alerts parents when the wearer moves beyond a pre-set location boundary, making this an overall great smart watch for boys who have a tendency to roam around and explore.

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Closing Thoughts

While these are two great options for smartwatches if you are looking for something male-centric, they are not even close to the only two. The wide popularity of smartwatches means that there are a large number of options for both men and women in the smartwatch space. You can find a ton of options on the online webstore Leyjao.pk.