I do not care to what many say that smart watches are not useful today. It seems to me that they have many advantages, and for me, they are perfect. They will have to improve, yes, but as of today I would be delighted with one of them. If the same thing happens to you, you might be interested in this list of three Android Wear watches you can now get for under 200 euros.
And why do I want one? Android Wear smartwatch? To go by bike and be able to change the music from the watch without having to take out the smartphone, to be able to see the pace I'm going and the distance traveled, in order to be able to read the messages They send me. And this applies to cycling, but also when I'm walking down the street and don't have time to even look at my smartphone, or when I'm at work. In short, I really like them, and that's why I always keep an eye on the prices of the different Android Wear smartwatches. Here are the three that are now available for less than 200 euros.
Motorola Moto 360: the usual choice

Maybe this one Motorola Moto 360 is the one that most people will find most interesting. It combines a good design, with a good balance of functions. Thus, as an additional element to the other two, we find that it has heart rate monitor, so we can know our heart rate whenever we want. In addition, its circular design makes it a icon from the world of smartwatches.
Its price on Amazon right now is 195 euros for the silver version with a light-colored strap, and 179 euros for the black version with black strap.
Sony SmartWatch 3: the sports choice

It's strange that you've become interested in the Sony SmartWatch 3 seeing the other watches on the smartwatch market. But the truth is that it's one of my favorites, and one of the ones I have on my list to buy, although I haven't decided yet. Being very similar to its rivals in general features, it stands out for doing away with the heart rate monitor, but incorporating GPS. So, it's perfect for going out on a bike or for a run, with music and GPS, but without needing to carry your smartphone.
Its price for the standard version with a black strap is 169 euros. The other two versions: the yellow sport strap and the metallic one, exceed 200 euros. It's a great offer right now.
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Quick guide to getting it right for less than €200
Operating system and apps: Wear OS It offers the Play Store, assistants, payments, and better notifications. If you prioritize fluidity, look for modern chipsets and at least 1 GB of RAM. Please note that these watches are designed for Android phones.
Compatibility: Check that your Android phone is updated for squeeze functions such as smart replies, NFC payments, or app installation. With iPhone, Wear OS features are very limited.
Display and layout: AMOLED brings contrast and Always On mode. Look for high gloss exterior, durable glass and boxes with comfortable sizes (around 40–44 mm). Changing straps increases the customization.
Health and sport: seeks Integrated GPS, heart rate monitor, SpO₂ and sleep tracking. Models like the Huawei Watch They can add advanced sensors. If you do long activities, consider watches with secondary low-power displays or energy-saving profiles.
Payments, LTE and autonomy: With NFC you will pay without your mobile phone. The eSIM/LTE allows calls and data, although it reduces the battery. In this range there are models with two or more days real-life usage if you adjust brightness and notifications.
Current models that are usually seen under €200 on sale
Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro: 1,43” AMOLED display, Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 processor, 2GB RAM and 32GB storage, Dual band GPS, NFC and the option of LTE via eSIM. Aimed at those who want independence mobile and complete health sensors. Promotions may be around the threshold.
Xiaomi Watch 2: non-LTE version that maintains the screen, chip and dual GPS, with outstanding autonomyIdeal if you don't need mobile data and are looking for fluidity for sports and notifications.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7: With the latest Wear OS improvements and efficient chip, Super AMOLED display with sapphire crystal and advanced sensors (including ECG in supported markets). Their RRP is usually higher, but in occasional sales can go down a lot.
TicWatch Pro 5: AMOLED combined with secondary display Ultra-low power consumption and a large battery; it offers several days of use in mixed mode without sacrificing apps.
TicWatch E3: Lightweight, with Snapdragon Wear 4100+, 1GB RAM, and IP68 resistance. It balances fluidity and price, with GPS and full health features.
Note on health functions: Measurements such as ECG and SpO₂ are geared towards people's wellbeing, do not replace diagnoses. Their availability depends on the local approval.
If you are looking for a photo gallery and autonomy
In the image gallery on the wrist with zoom and panning, prioritize Wear OS with good memory (e.g. watches with 32 GB) and access to Play Store apps; this way you can sync albums and check references without taking out your phone. If you also want a solid battery, consider models with secondary display or efficient chips and adjust Always On, brightness and notifications to extend battery life.
FAQ
Do they work with iPhone? The Wear OS models in this selection are designed for Android. With iOS, the functions are reduced and it is not the recommended experience.
What advanced extras are available for less than €200? You can find GPS, contactless payments (NFC), health sensors, AMOLED displays and even LTE in specific variants and offers.
Which watches last longer? Those who combine low power mode or secondary screens (like some Mobvoi series) excel in autonomy. Others with efficient chip and GPS optimized They also last several days if you adjust your usage.

If you like the idea of controlling music, seeing your cycling pace, responding to notifications and even pay with your watch, today you can do it without spending too much. Keep our three affordable classics on your radar and add to your list the current models that are often on sale: with Wear OS, dual GPS, NFC and even optional LTE, there are options that balance design, apps and autonomy so that the smartwatch is truly useful on a daily basis.
