The Value of a Bluetooth Smartwatch

The Value of a Bluetooth Smartwatch

A Bluetooth smartwatch is a fashionable, wearable technology that helps you keep track of your lifestyle from the convenient location of your wrist, tracking everything from your sleeping patterns to your text messages. With the ability to monitor your pulse, your activity, and your smartphone, it's no wonder that smartwatch sales worldwide have nearly doubled year-by-year since 2014. A Bluetooth smartwatch adds value to your life through convenience, health, and style.

Convenience

The value of convenience is presented in every attribute of a smartwatch. Not only is it relevant for notifications, calls, music, productivity, and lost devices, but around health tracking and monitoring. Everything you need can be accessed quickly and easily. The Bluetooth smartwatch works while you work and while you sleep.

Notifications

We've all been irritated from the buzz or ding of consistent notifications that we don't need to see, having to dig out our phones every couple of minutes in case it's relevant. A Bluetooth smartwatch can synchronize with your phone, vibrating on your wrist when you receive a notification. With a turn of the wrist, you can view notifications, messages, and emails, ignoring the ones you don't care about, so you only need to retrieve your phone when it's necessary.

Productivity

Smartwatches can provide the wearers with access to productivity apps, such as quick access to their calendars, emails, a calculator, a stopwatch, and specific reminders.

Lost and Found

Some smartwatches feature sensors that notify you when you've moved a certain distance from your phone, so it's easier not to lose. Inversely, if you misplace your Bluetooth smartwatch, you can find it using your phone.

Health

Health andfitness are critical elements in life. Although a smartwatch won't display the same amount of detailed data as a fitness watch, such as the iFitness Activity Tracker, which specializes in this area, it can still monitor your pulse and your movements and to provide you with quantitative data concerning your daily, and nightly, activities.

Pedometer, Distance Tracker, and Calorie Counter

A pedometer is a fancy word for a step tracker. With the ability to monitor your movements, your Bluetooth smartwatch can count your steps and the distance you've traveled during any given session. The calorie counter will measure your movements to estimate the number of calories burned during your workout session.

Sleep Monitor

Smartwatches utilize nighttime movement to evaluate your quality of sleep. According to an article from CBS News, most American adults don't get enough sleep (at least seven hours). A sleep monitor can draw attention to your quality of sleep so you can attempt to correct an issue if one is presented. 

Sedentary Reminder

You have the option to set reminders on your watch that can detect the amount of time that you've been idle and send you a notification to get up and move so you can more easily reach your fitness goals. It's easy to become distracted and forget to move around more often. The sedentary reminder can help draw you out of distractions and redirect your attention to your goals.

Style

A Bluetooth smartwatch is more than useful and functional; it is stylish and modern. The iTouch Curve from iTouch Wearables, for example, features a classically modern design that combines that best of both worlds. Its rounded face features the traditional and long-loved design of a classic watch, integrated with the contemporary style of digital technology. Various color choices permit customers to customize their watches to match their style.

Bluetooth smart watches provide value and convenience to your life with quick access to notifications, calls, music, productivity, health and fitness tracking, and specific reminders. Buy a smartwatch and see for yourself how much it can improve the quality of your life.

Sources

https://www.statista.com/statistics/538237/global-smartwatch-unit-sales/

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/what-can-you-learn-from-a-sleep-tracking-device/