Traveling with an Apple Watch means juggling cables, adapters and the constant worry of a dead battery in the middle of a packed itinerary. The JOYROOM Portable 2000mAh Wireless Charger wants to change that. It’s a compact solution to keep your smartwatch powered without the hassle.
The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is a tough smartwatch for iOS / Mac users who always find themselves in demanding environments. Its titanium case, long battery life and fitness tracking make it perfect for outdoor as well as fitness enthusiasts who want a reliable, feature-rich wearable.
Smartwatches can be expensive and overwhelming with too many features for the average user. The Amazfit Active 2 is a welcome relief, packing a lot of functionality into an affordable package.
Garmin’s Fenix 7 Pro Sapphire Solar smartwatch is a very budget-friendly Apple Watch Ultra 2 alternative, and you can get one for $499.99 shipped, originally $899.99. Durability is the name of the game with the Fenix 7 Pro. The 47mm case is made of fiber-reinforced polymer with a titanium bezel and rear cover. Its sapphire crystal lens won’t scratch, so you don’t have to worry about scuffing the face on a rock or gym equipment. Product page.
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 8 series crashed the party at the 2025 Galaxy Unpacked event yesterday, and it’s gunning straight for Apple’s smartwatch throne. With a sleek new look, a pile of health-focused goodies, and Google’s Gemini AI woven into Wear OS 6, this lineup—featuring the Galaxy Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and Watch Ultra—blends style and smarts like nobody’s business.
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.
