Our Atlanta 9707/19 Smartwatch
Our watch of the week is the Atlanta 9707/19 smartwatch for men. In this article, learn more about fitness trackers and smartwatches, as well as what special features set our watch of the week apart. Smartwatches and fitness trackers can definitely be worth the investment—if we know in advance what we're getting into. That's why this overview looks at the benefits of these ultra-mobile wrist companions.
Benefits of smartwatches
- The smartwatch as a remote control: these ultra-mobile companions can take over many functions from smartphones.
- Paying with your wrist: mobile payment is on the rise and has long been the norm in the USA and in some Asian countries. Here at home, we still have to be a little patient until mobile payment solutions reach the market.
- Another advantage of smartwatches: they save your smartphone's battery. Instead of constantly digging your phone out of your pocket just to check the time, a glance at the smart watch is enough.
Now let's move on to the disadvantages of smartwatches: the screen is really tiny. It is usually only a few centimeters across diagonally. So there is hardly much we can make out on the display, even if the resolution itself is decent. Watching photos or videos is possible, but should still be done on a smartphone or notebook instead.
Our Atlanta 9707/19
Our Atlanta 9707/19 is the watch of the week. It has a silver Milanese strap made of stainless steel and a silver stainless steel case. In addition to hours, minutes, seconds, date, and day of the week, the men's watch offers numerous other functions. It can also measure heart rate, blood pressure, and distance traveled, count steps and calories burned, and analyze sleep. It has a camera shutter button, reminder functions, and GPS, which, together with the app, can for example create maps of routes traveled. It creates long-term analyses in charts and can display the health index and in-depth analyses of all data. This multifunction watch has a beautiful photo display that lets you view incoming messages and calls. Most of these functions can be controlled via the associated free smartphone app "WearHealth".
