ScanWatch 2

I basically agree with all you wrote. However, as long as my Scanwatch 2 continues to work I will stick to it, since there still isn't any other brand offering the same product. The relatively bad battery charge might also be the result of SpO2 and heart rate monitoring. While it is annoying to char

I would skip withings. My reason for a scan watch 2 was that I wanted to have notifications on a analog watch and sadly that is now gone

I didn't use notifications on my Scanwatch for years. Now I do. It's up to you, you would have to turn them on for them to work anyway. I agree that the Withings watches are ideal if you don't want that 'fitness watch' look.

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I got a third-party charger and it has been working fine on my Scanwatch 2. The Scanwatch 1 does not have the charging issue. I believe the NOVA uses the same as the 2. That said, with the criteria you listed, I think the Withings is fine. I find it very accurate with my fitness tracking, but I only

I wear a traditional for work or special events, but daily, I LOVE the Withings ScanWatch 2. It's a great hybrid watch with 35 days of battery life, all the health tracking you need, and the option for notifications.

I'm currently wearing a Casio gshock and at times a withings scanwatch 2. The gshock is great and just a rugged watch. Never needs a charge and syncs time with atomic clock every night. The withings is stylish but less rugged. Has tons of heath features and notifications whick are the only smart fea