Whether you're an athlete, a gamer, a style enthusiast, or simply someone who wants to stay connected, the right wearable can elevate your daily routines. As October 2025 brings fresh innovation and daring new designs, the world of smartwatches is more diverse and exciting than ever. From minimalist e-paper displays to rugged adventure companions and even a gaming PC for your wrist, this year's lineup is packed with options that speak to every need and personality.
Watches Google's Pixel Watch 3 series is discounted. Both the Wi-Fi only 41mm and 45mm models are down by 36% and sit below €300. While there is a version 4 of the Pixel Watch, which brings a newer processor and a slightly larger and brighter display, we'd say the Watch 3 series is still modern and usable. Huawei's Watch Fit 3 and Watch Fit 4 Pro are on sale.
The wellness industry is booming. Even as we're downing our protein powders and installing walking pads under our desks, one of the best ways to take stock of your fitness is by donning a simple fitness tracker. Even if you're a little ways away from planning out a complete strength routine, a little wrist-worn tracker is a simple way to nudge yourself to stand up a few more times or get a little more rest.
Who is the $799 Apple Watch Ultra 3 for? The Garmin crowd? I can already hear Garmin fans cackling from whatever distant mountain they're hiking on. The gadget nerd who simply must have the best-of-the-best smartwatch? I'm 99.9 percent sure those folks already have an Ultra 2. For three years, I've been pondering who the Ultra's audience is, and for the Ultra 3, my answer is simple: anyone who wants one but doesn't have one yet.
Huawei Watch GT 6 series will launch next month, the company confirmed on Thursday. While the brand only mentioned the Huawei Watch GT 6 series, we can expect it to include the Huawei Watch GT 6 and Huawei Watch GT 6 Pro, which are the successors to last year's Huawei GT 5 and Huawei GT 5 Pro, respectively. They are likely to be launched in 41mm and 46mm sizes.
The first thing you'll notice is how different the Galaxy Watch8 feels-literally. Samsung has extended the Cushion Design to both the Watch8 and Watch8 Classic, which results in a sleeker silhouette that sits flush against the wrist.