We've seen bunches

 We've seen bunches of wellness trackers throughout the long term, and they've ordinarily struck us as lovely conventional: plasticky wristbands with little design advance. One action tracker brand attempted to persuade us that their action tracker was intended to speak to a design cognizant lady; they even believed that ladies would wear it around their neck like a jewelry. Be that as it may, by the day's end, it wasn't adornments. None of the wellness trackers available are.

It's a comparable story with smartwatches. Of course, over the course of the last year they've become increasingly more famous with folks searching for the most recent tech contraption, however they don't interest everybody. One significant issue is that most smartwatches are intended for men. They wouldn't sit easily on a more modest wrist.

We love the look and feel of the Apple Watch. As we referenced above, it seems to be a contracted down rendition of the first iPhone, and it's reassuringly vigorous - after nearly 12 months with the Watch, there no scratches on the body or screen, albeit the more brilliant of our two Game Band lashes is beginning to look a piece dingy.

Apple doesn't suggest dunking your Apple Watch first-gen in water. While the watch is evaluated as water-impervious to the IPX7 standard, which ought to mean it will get by in water up to a profundity of 1 meter for as long as 30 minutes, Apple portrays it as "sprinkle and water-safe yet not waterproof". So it's alright to involve it in the shower - as Apple's Chief Tim Cook obviously does - yet being taken swimming is not.