But you sacrifice quite a few features to get lengthy battery life in a light, cheap, stylish package. If battery life is your highest priority, there aren’t many other fitness trackers that can last longer than a year without needing to be charged. The only time I felt the need to take it off was after a run, to give my skin a break while I showered. In a sea of smartwatches and fitness trackers that need to be juiced up daily - or at least once every few days - the Move is refreshingly low-effort. The watch lasts 18 months (yes, months) without needing to be charged. What the Withings Move lacks in advanced features, it makes up for in spades with lengthy battery life. This stopped working for me at one point, but unpairing and repairing the watch to your phone will fix the issue. Its fitness-tracking is pretty basic, though it does offer connected GPS when you take your phone for a run. It also lacks smartphone notifications, so you can’t respond to texts (or even know when you receive them). This tracker doesn’t have a heart rate sensor. But an in-laid subdial on the watch face marks your progress toward your daily activity goal. Like other popular Withings wearables, the Move looks like an analog timepiece with a round display and traditional watch hands.

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