The 2,500mAh JOYROOM Portable Charger is compatible with most Apple Watches, and you can get one for $9.99 after clipping the on-page 20% off coupon as well as entering promotion code: TXZ2E34X during checkout, originally $19.99. Measuring just 72.2 x 41 x 15.6mm and weighing a featherlight 63 grams, it’s smaller than your average key fob and won’t drag down your backpack. Product page.
Photo credit: Fabio Zuccoli via YankoDesign
If Nintendo made a gaming smartwatch, it might look like the Nintendo Niino concept by Fabio Zuccoli. In simple terms, it’s a small, wristwatch-like device with a touchscreen and three physical buttons, just enough for basic gaming controls.
The Garmin Instinct 2S (Camo-Edition) GPS smartwatch is a rugged, fitness-focused beast that goes anywhere, and it can be picked up for $179.99 shipped today, originally $349.99. This device offers up to 21 days in smartwatch mode with heart rate monitoring and notifications, or about 22 hours with GPS tracking. Product page.
Photo credit: 91 Mobiles | Onleaks
The Google Pixel Watch 4 gets rendered by Onleaks and 91 Mobiles based on recent leaks, and it seems to stick closely to the design of its predecessor, the Pixel Watch 3, with a few tweaks. It’s expected to keep the circular, bezel-less look with a rotating crown and a side button on the right, plus a speaker cutout on the left.
Google’s Fitbit Inspire 3 health & fitness tracker is designed for those who don’t need all of the extra smartwatch features, and you can get one for $69.95 shipped today, originally $99.95. One of the biggest upgrades is a new vibrant AMOLED color touchscreen, a step up from the monochrome displays of older models, and you can even set it to an always-on mode. Product page.
There’s the 2.2-pound Oukitel RT8 tablet, and then this ultra rugged Oukitel WP200 Pro smartphone with an interesting feature that you won’t find on any other model. Staring things off, it’s built tough with IP68 / IP69K ratings, meaning it’s fully dustproof and can handle water submersion up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes.
Photo credit: Sarang Sheth | Yanko Design
A future Apple Watch with two screens and cameras might be in the works, or at least according to a recently uncovered patent filing. More specifically, one that was approved by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on March 20, 2025, titled “wearable electronic device”, from Apple’s Design Lead, Vladimir Krneta.
Core Devices has announced the Pebble Core 2 Duo ($149) and Core 2 Time ($225) smartwatches, both of which run the open-source PebbleOS. The former ships in July and features a 1.26” black & white E-paper display, IPX8 water resistance, a microphone, step / sleep tracking, a lightweight polycarbonate frame, and a 30-day battery life on a single charge.
The 42mm Apple Watch Series 10 is currently the newest model, and you can get one for $299 shipped, originally $399. In addition to featuring the latest processor, this smartwatch is crack resistant and IP6X-certified dust resistant, complete with 50m (164ft) water resistance. Product page.
