Apple's smartwatch range for 2022 includes three deice,s the Watch Series 8, the Watch SE (2022) and the Watch Ultra (2022). The Apple Watch Series 8 is quite similar to the Watch Series 7 - with a 41 mm 324 x 394 or 46 mm 396 x 484 1000 nits LTPO AMOLED display. Compared to its previous generation, the Watch adds an upgraded chipset, a temperature sensor, crash detection, and a new Ultra low power mode.
The Watch SE 2022 is Apple's new entry-level watch, and offers a smaller display (1.78" 1000 nits 448x368 LTPO AMOLED).
Samsung's Galaxy Watch4 features a 1.36" 450x450 Super AMOLED display or a 1.19" 396x396 Super AMOLED on the smaller variant. It uses Samsung's new One UI Watch operating system (based on Wear OS), bioactive sensors (PPG, ECG, BIA),Exynos W920, LTE, 1.5GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage.
There is also a Galaxy Watch 4 variant, with similar specification but a slightly different design - a rotating bezel and stainless steel body (instead of the rubber band and the so-called digital bezel).
Lenovo's Glasses T1 are AR glasses that can connect (tether) to all Windows, MacOS, Android or iOS devices. The T1 are based on dual 1920x1080 OLED microdisplays. As they do not contain any processor or battery, they are light and small.
Lenovo is demonstrating early T1 prototypes, and have not yet announced a release date or price for the AR glasses.
Oppo's Watch 3 Pro smartwatch uses a 1.91" 378x496 LTPO AMOLED display, a Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 chipset, 1GB of RAM, 32GB of storage and a heart rate and SpO2 sensors.
The Watch 3 Pro will ship by the end of August 2022, for about $275.
Samsung's Galaxy Watch5 features a 1.4" round 450x450 Super AMOLED display, a Sapphire Crystal cover, an Exynos W920 chipset, 1.5GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, and a host of sensors. The Watch5 Pro is even more durable with enhanced Sapphire Crystal and a larger bezel.
The Galaxy Watch5 series will ship by the end of August 2022, starting at around $360.
Xiaomi's first AR glasses, called the Mijia Glasses Camera, is an AR HMD device that is based on two Sony OLED microdisplays (likely the ECX335S 0.7" FHD 3,000 nits type). Other features include a Snapdragon 8 chipset, dual cameras with 5X optical zoom, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage.
Xiaomi has launched the new device in its own crowdfunding platform, with a cost of 2,499 Yuan (around $370 USD). The price after the campaign will rise a bit to 2,699 Yuan, or about $400.
The Reflex smartwatch, by India-based Fastrack, offers a 1.3" round AMOLED display, heart rate, blood pressure and SpO2 sensors, sleep tracking, support for both iOS and Android smartphones and build-in games.
The Reflex is now shipping in India for around $100.
The Xiaomi Band 7 Pro is a smartwatch that offers a 1.64" 280x456 (326 PPI) rectangular AMOLED display, heart rate and blood-oxygen tracking, 6-days of battery under heavy use and 5ATM waterproofing.
The Band 7 Pro is now shipping in China, starting at around $60.
