Which watches are compatible with iPhone (besides the  Watch)

If you own an iPhone and are attracted to the possibility of having a smart watch that helps you not have to spend all day with your phone in your hand, but the prices of the Apple Watch seem high, you may be interested to know that there is only one. other iPhone compatible smart watches.

One of the big drawbacks of the Apple Watch is that its battery has a short life: in the most modern models it barely reaches two days under normal use and in the older models the day is just over (assuming it is charged during night, of course).

If charging it every night is a setback, or you have very busy days that always make you border on danger short of a watch, the Apple Watch is not for you. It's best to look for other options that can give you the features you need without sacrificing battery life.

Although the user experience will never be as perfect as the integration offered by the Apple ecosystem (i.e. that all products are of its brand), due to the common foundations of technologies and applications they share, open to the use of others smart watches Brands gives you access to price levels that cannot be found in Apple's offering.

Since the connection system takes place via the Bluetooth standard, it is possible to connect other types of non-Apple devices and use them for our needs.

If you want a smartwatch that helps you count your steps, alerts you when you receive a WhatsApp message, or lets you listen to your Spotify music, you don't need to use useWatch. 

If you're an Alexa fan, watches like FitBit Versa 2 are compatible with Amazon's voice assistant, so you can dictate orders and requests using your voice.

Many third-party watches are compatible with the iPhone, and you can connect them to receive and send information without any hassle.

Also, just like you can find bands compatible with Apple Watch that aren't made by Apple on sites like eBay or Amazon, there's also a large market for alternative watch bands available for watches from other manufacturers.

If you would like to purchase a compatible bracelet with Apple Watch manufacturers, you can take a look, for example, at the store we link and you will see that there are bands for all tastes and models.

You have them with a classic buckle, which are the currents we have always known. They are ideal to fit any type of wrist, as they feature numerous perforations that allow for the perfect fit.  

You also have the magnetic straps, which are held back by magnetism, which makes them perfect for not having to pay attention when making sure the watch is securely fastened.

Finally, we can also find the straps with lobster clasp closure, which offer the right mix of comfort and safety.

Have you used or do you use another smartwatch other than the Apple one (which we already know the Apple Watch is the best)?

Could you recommend to readers someone you know that has some great features?