WATCH GT 5

What are you trying to measure?? If it is calories burnt, every tracker is terrible. If you're trying to track sleep, all trackers are terrible for reporting, but will give you a time period when you slept. If it is heart rate tracking, check out reviews on Thequantifiedscientist like the other redditor mentioned. Pick a good watch that you like. The best watches track HR well until 150-160bpm after which they start under counting. If you can get a watch that pairs with a polar H10, That'd be perfect for tracking HR even upto 200bpm. ------------ I use a Huawei Watch GT5. Got it off Amazon for 24K I think. HR is great and sleep is reasonably okay, and pairs with the H10 for my conditioning and cardio sessions

I have a Huawei Watch GT5 and I can tell you that the Huawei watches are solid when it comes to HR and sleep tracking. The Watch Fit 4 has been well reviewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWQW2KFoVX8 and would do well for you. That said Huawei doesn't really have much of a service center network here. These watches never need any servicing though. >Strength Training Accuracy BTW, no watch can track this. 😅

Petal Maps doesn't work in India. So, the navigation function while riding a bike is not there. I haven't been able to get Google maps to work. And it doesn't have the ECG function. But I can tell you one good thing, it can pair with a Polar H10. So, really high quality HR tracking is possible if you want it. It is very accurate about the time I spend sleeping. I don't think any device can measure sleep stages accurately though. It's a solid watch.

Using Huawei Watch Gt5 + Polar H10 The Watch GT5 gives reasonably accurate HR tracking throughout the day, decent resting heart rate and sleep duration metrics. During my conditioning sessions, I wear the Polar H10. It feeds very very accurate HR data to both the watch and polar beat on my phone. > recommendations for recovery No watch or consumer device can provide this. 😅

> I am conflicted between VS and H10. H10 is the gold standard for HR. But VS gives the advantage of sleep tracking if I use it with an app. You can use the H10 along with most watches/trackers. So pick a watch that does decent enough sleep tracking (and allows you to connect to external data sources) and use the H10 for your training sessions. There will be no gap in your training metrics. I have a similar setup. I use an Huawei Watch GT5 that has got solid HR tracking throughout the day. And at night, it does a surprisingly good job of measuring sleep time. But during my conditioning sessions or when I'm doing kettlebell snatches where I have to remove the watch, I wear the H10 and that feeds the HR data to the watch and the Polar app both at the same time.