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Apple has determined that, under very rare circumstances, a crack may form along the rounded edge of the screen in aluminum models of an Apple Watch Series 2 or Series 3. The crack may begin on one side and then may continue around the screen as shown in the images below.

After completing the payment for this service, please submit the online drop off form and bring in your Apple Watch  during drop off hours at our Irvine drop off location. After receiving your Apple Watch, we will complete the repair within 1-2 business days in most cases.

This Apple Watch (38 mm Series 2) screen replacement includes all of the small parts preinstalled in the assembly, saving time and increasing the quality of your repair.

Replace a cracked or scratched front glass panel or malfunctioning OLED display on your smartwatch. A new screen and digitizer assembly will renew the appearance of your front panel, restore touch function, and eliminate the dead pixels or flickering on an aging display.

Count on the best smartwatch to help you track your activities and monitor your health. Whether you lead a active lifestyle, have some health concerns you need help monitoring, or just want to get your steps in and get healthier, these wearable will see to your needs.

Part wristwatch, part smartphone companion, a smartwatch is also great motivator if you"re struggling to start healthier habits or even just to keep going during a run or a particularly arduous workout. Of course, they are full of non-workout features as well, including being able to accept calls, play tunes, and even pay for purchases.

Because of that, it"s vital you find the best smartwatch for your needs. Like smartphones, there are many on the market and their features differ as well as their size, shape, and smartphone compatibility. Although, if you don"t need anything very feature-rich, the best fitness trackers are worth considering as well (or you can check out the difference between fitness trackers and smartwatches first, if you"re unsure).

We"ve tested and reviewed most smartwatches out there, including huge names like Apple Watches and Samsung smartwatches. We"ve also looked at Fitbit"s offerings and Wear OS watches from brands like Fossil and Mobvoi. So, who better to help you find the right choice, whether it"s your first time purchasing one or you simply need to upgrade from your aging wearable.

Each entry includes a full specs list, along with an overview from our review, as well as pros and cons. We"ve also included our price comparison tool so you can grab the best price available on the smartwatch you want.

The Apple Watch is the best smartwatch family of devices, and the Apple Watch 8 is the best all around. It gives you all of Apple"s latest Watch OS features without splurging on the adventure kit you don"t need. While its battery life remains average and it looks the same as before, there"s good reason why Apple"s iconic squircle look and huge display are so popular.

The Apple Watch Ultra is the ultimate Apple Watch, and it commands an ultimate price. It"s bigger and bulkier, adding an action button that you can customize with genuinely useful features. Designed to survive all kinds of terrain, the Apple Watch Ultra rivals many Garmin watches.

It could still offer better battery life (despite surpassing the regular Apple Watch) but a powerful and accurate GPS is great for exploring, plus there"s a diving sensor for the avid underwater adventurer. Plus, there"s all the benefits that come from other Apple Watches, ensuring you can always see how you"re doing, health wise.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro review is big, bold and brash with an eye on assisting outdoor enthusiasts. Its AMOLED screen is super smooth to use while also being twice as durable as the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 before it. All the improved health features are there with the Pro offering up a route workout GPS function so you can plan your route carefully with turn-by-turn navigation.

As we wrote in our review, "it"s got all the useful features of the Apple Watch 6, but it"s much cheaper, and thus one of the best smartwatches around."

The Google Pixel Watch is an uncommonly beautiful smartwatch. It has a natural rather than a manufactured look, with a glossy face that curves to meet an equally curvaceous body. The construction is close to seamless.

Because of that curve, there"s more glass facing you than on the Apple Watch 8, which both adds to the elegance and, we think, hides a larger-ish black bezel surrounding the screen.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 is a smart looking watch in every sense of the word. It looks great on your wrist while offering powerful features. A Super AMOLED display is sharp and clear, as well as able to handle very bright outdoor scenes.

Now it"s time for one of the cheapest devices on this list, and it comes from Chinese manufacturer Mobvoi. The TicWatch E2 isn"t a huge improvement on the first-gen watch, but it offers some fantastic features considering its price.

We really like the two-day battery life and the fact you can get all of the features of Wear OS on a watch for this low a price. It"s quite an impressive feat, and that"s why it makes our best Android watch list.

The Fitbit Versa 3 is one of the best wrist companions for those who want to focus on fitness features. Google owns Fitbit, but the Google Pixel Watch doesn"t match the best Fitbit wearable for automated fitness tracking.

There"s built-in GPS, we found it comfortable to wear, and the display is easy to view with a crisp image. Like previous Fitbit smartwatches, this is mostly focused on fitness and won"t be for everyone.

As we mentioned in our review, "the Fitbit Versa 3 is an excellent wearable, though it"s more a fitness tracker than a smartwatch, with very limited productivity apps on offer."

The TicWatch Pro 3 is a good all-rounder that doesn’t necessarily excel in any one area. But it doesn’t need to because it’s also cheaper than top-end rivals.

It has a lot going for it. For one thing, it was the first smartwatch to use the top-end Snapdragon 4100 chipset, so performance is good in our tests. It also offers two to three days of battery life, or – if you switch it to Essential mode – it can keep going for up to 45 days.

The Fitbit Sense has a design that"s quite similar to the Versa, listed higher on this list, and as a Fitbit it"s also quite similar to use. However, this Android smartwatch model comes wtih health features that go beyond the physical.

The Fitbit Sense has the... well, sense, to check in on some aspects of mental health too, logging your mood and stress, as well as providing meditation and mindfulness lessons. Its main issue is that you have to pay for Fitbit Premium for lots of its extra features. There aren"t exactly many other watches on this list that require you to keep paying after you"ve bought it.

Unfortunately, your choice of smartwatch often depends on your choice of phone, as not all wearables are compatible with competitor devices. Apple Watch only works with Apple iPhones. Samsung and Google watches, and other Wear OS devices, only work with Android devices, but you can use a Samsung watch with a Google phone and vice versa.

Fitness tracking wearables from Fitbit will work with any device and synchronize with the Fitbit app, but those devices tend to focus more sharply on fitness features, and don"t offer all of the robust apps and services you"ll find on other smartwatches.

Most wearables will get about a day of battery life, which will be disappointing if you"re converting from a Garmin watch that lasts weeks. You can find a few watches that last longer on this list.

Finally, smartwatches can be expensive, and frankly they don"t offer much value for what you pay. Before you spring for an Apple Watch Ultra, you might ask if you are really going SCUBA diving this year, or if you"re just going to check your text messages without disturbing your dinner mates.

Our review process involves using the devices as if they were our own personal wearables, ensuring every smartwatch gets fully tested in the real world. A comprehensive sweep of features takes place, and usage is varied over multiple days to give us a clear idea of how battery life performs.

Using that knowledge we"ve then ranked them, while also factoring in their price, performance, value, and core specs.What should I look for when buying a smartwatch?The first thing to check is whether your phone is compatible with it - you can"t use an Apple Watch with an Android phone, and you can"t use a Google Pixel Watch with an iPhone. Beyond that, consider the battery life and the features - how often will you be happy charging it, and what do you really need out of your watch? A simpler watch can be a better pick.Which is the best smartwatch?The best smartwatch changes all the time, but typically you"ll find an Apple Watch or Samsung Galaxy smartwatch topping the list, as these tend to be packed full of high-end features and polish.On a budget? Our guide to the best cheap smartwatch for youRound up of today"s best deals