Smartwatch for less than 25 euros – is it worth buying?
If you want to buy an Apple Watch, you have to put around 400 euros on the table. Aldi is taking a completely different approach and will be selling a smartwatch for less than 25 euros next week. GIGA tells you what you can expect at the price.
Aldi sells Smartwatch for 24.99 euros
If you want to buy a smartwatch that is as cheap as possible, you can from the Access January 20, 2021 at Aldi Nord. For only 24.99 euros you get the “Semper Smart Color Watch” (look at Aldi Nord). Aldi writes that it is a smartwatch, but on closer inspection one has to say that we would tend towards a fitness tracker in a smartwatch dress. Externally it is certainly a smartwatch, but functionally it is more of a fitness tracker. But that doesn’t matter, because the range of functions is quite considerable.
The cheap smartwatch from Aldi, for example, not only shows the time, but also can also count the steps and even measure the heart rate. At a price of 25 euros, that’s quite remarkable. Even the weather can be displayed. The watch gets the information from the mobile phone, which is connected via Bluetooth. Multiple sports tracked with the smartwatch are supported. Sleep can also be analyzed. In the app you can then view the data that has been collected. All in all very simple, but functional and absolutely sufficient for the price.
You should consider this when buying a Smartwatch:
Who is it worth buying the Aldi Smartwatch for?
For those who basically want to invest very little money for the ability to track sports, steps or measure heart rate. The design and the display are very basic, but you have to pay very little for that. With a running time of up to 7 days, the Aldi smartwatch easily trumps the competition. So if you want to afford a cheap “smartwatch”, you can soon access Aldi Nord.
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