Testseek.com have collected 52 expert reviews of the Withings Steel HR Sport and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Withings Steel HR Sport.
May 2019
(81%)
52 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Sleek minimal design, Lightweight and durable, Not too expensive, Tracks 30+ sports, Long battery life
Inconsistent sleep tracking, Couple of GPS-related issues, Notifications cut off
As hybrid watches go, the Withings Steel HR Sport solves a lot of problems and fills gaps left by many other hybrids and full-on smartwatches. With its really long battery life and analogue watch face, it ensures that there's not as striking a learning cu...
Published: 2018-11-07, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Stylish design, Long battery life, GPS features
Notifications aren't perfect, Limited fitness features, High price compared to competition
Withings knows what it is good at, and the Steel HR Sport is almost certain to prove a popular fitness tracker because of that.There aren't many people making small hybrid watches with this much tech packed in. It's quite a marvel considering the size of...
Published: 2018-10-23, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Attractive hybrid design, Connected GPS feature, VO2 max estimate
Limited notifications, Inconsistent syncing
Withings is back and its latest product is a slight reworking of what we've seen before from the brand. That said, it looks to be the best hybrid watch from the company so far...
Stylish design, Great battery life, Loads of activities, Intuitive and useful app
No NFC payments, No standalone GPS
The Withings Steel HR Sport is the only watch that might persuade me switch from my analogue ticker - so I can finally have a few tricks up my sleeve. It looks like a regular watch, subtle and stylish, yet there's so much going on inside and stuff that's...
The Withings Steel HR Sport is the perfect marriage of analogue and digital, featuring an analogue watchface with all kinds of built-in smart tech. It's thanks to this design that the Steel HR Sport looks at home when worn in the office or at the gym, and...
Abstract: I f If you have an iPhone and want a smartwatch, there's only one choice to make: how much do you want to spend on an Apple Watch? That's because the competition in the smartwatch space is not very good right now. Although there are a few different smartw...
Long battery life, Easy to use, Just the features you need to track your activity along with some smart features,
Add a gesture to show the data on the OLED display without pressing the button
I've tried several smartwatches and fitness trackers over the years and when it comes to smartwatches, I find them to be too bulky both physically and digitally. I don't want to run apps on my watch. I already have a phone with a much larger display that...
Abstract: My attitude toward health and fitness apps has long been one of deep-seated antipathy. I hate the cacophony of nagging alerts and prompts, and, maybe it's just me, but I also draw no encouragement from the photos of perfectly tanned and toned bodies welco...
