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Here at Finder, we rigorously test the smartwatches and fitness trackers we review to determine scores for design, performance and battery life as well as an overall score. Our reviewers rate each category out of five, with zero being the lowest possible score.
This is how we break down each score:
To determine the design score, we consider the following:
To determine the performance score, we consider the following:
To determine the battery score, we consider the following:
The overall score is not an average of the other scores. To determine the overall score, the reviewer considers the ratings for design, performance and battery life as well as the price and how it compares to other available wearables. For example, we may give a smartwatch high scores for design, performance and battery life, but a low overall rating if it has an exorbitant price.
When coming up with the overall score, we consider the following:
Our scores reflect the value we give each device. However, there's a level of subjectivity to each review. If you've had a different experience with a device, we'd love to hear from you.
After we review a wearable, subsequent software updates may affect the performance of the device. We aim to reflect these updates in our reviews where possible.
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