Not only did Samsung make the Galaxy Note9 official today, but the Unpacked event also brought us the brand new Galaxy Watch.

The Wear 2500 came out earlier this year, but with Wear OS struggling to trigger a new wave of hardware, Qualcomm needs a new watermark chipset.

They will be announced and sold at the same time, breaking several of Samsung's long held traditions in the process. Software specifics remain unknown.

Significantly more popular than the Redmi Note 4, Xiaomi's mid-range Redmi Note 5 and Note 5 Pro phones only took four months to reach five million sales.

Slightly pricier than the standard Vivoactive 3, the $300 Garmin Vivoactive 3 Music is still way cheaper than the Forerunner 645 Music.

Far from special at first glance, the Marc Jacobs Riley Touchscreen smartwatch is likely to appeal to fashionistas that are not that interested in specs.

Far from what you'd call classically handsome, stylish or jam-packed with modern features, the Asus VivoWatch BP might be able to save your life one day with a simple 15-second blood pressure measurement.

It took Xiaomi a full two years to improve on the crazy affordable Mi Band 2, but believe it or not, the Mi Band 3 is just as cheap, as well as larger and suited for long, deep swims.

You'll probably use it to check the time in Braille for the most part, but perhaps you may be able to teach yourself Braille.

The small but ambitious 2007-founded Martian Watches company has recently shut down its operations after desperately trying to find funds to stay afloat. Unfortunately, very few mVoice G2 units have been shipped.

It's been nigh on four years since the Gear Live launched. It was the first and only Samsung smartwatch to have Android Wear.

The next wave of Wear OS smartwatches, coming "by the holidays" from "several" Google and Qualcomm partners, will be powered by a processor redesigned "from the ground up."

There's no word on how much Nokia can hope to recoup from a failed $191 million investment in an ecosystem of digital health products originally created by Withings.

Second-generation Spectacles have gone on sale at $149.99, in a trio of eye-catching colors, with a sleek, water-resistant body and faster data transfers.

The New Devices Group at Intel, said to be about 200-strong, is being disbanded. That means that all projects, including this promising one, are being shelved.

You can now officially purchase a $200 Fitbit Versa or $230 Special Edition with Fitbit Pay support from a large number of authorized US retailers, including Amazon and Best Buy.

Despite the spectacular failure of the initially well-received Spectacles, Snap Inc. looks keen to release a second version soon, possibly followed by a third next year.

Even though it's not named Android Wear anymore, the development of Wear OS is still tied down to the main version of Android.

Android Wear is no more as Google looks to reflect on how Android OEMs have not made products for the platform, but rather, traditional and more chic watch brands.

At $99.95, the Fitbit Ace wearable unsurprisingly lacks built-in GPS, heart rate monitoring and other high-end features. But your kids probably don't need any of that stuff anyway.

Smaller, lighter, arguably prettier and cheaper than the Ionic, the Fitbit Versa smartwatch is still swim-proof and filled to the brim with health and fitness features.

Up for pre-order now, the $330 Fitbit Ionic: adidas edition goes directly up against the Apple Watch Series 3 Nike+. Next, Fitbit plans to unveil a smaller, cheaper smartwatch inspired by the OG Blaze.

Manufactured by a little-known but very experienced Huami company, the Amazfit Bip is hands down the best smartwatch you can buy at $99 in the US... on paper.