Best 2023 Smartwatches for customization options

#1

Customization was praised for letting runners tailor screens, functions and analytics closely to their needs.

#2

Customization is strong, with reviewers praising configurable data screens, buttons, swipes, widgets, watch bands, and Garmin Connect IQ options.

#3

Customization was a major strength, spanning watch faces, shortcuts, data screens, workouts, and Garmin Connect settings.

#4

Customization was a major strength across watch faces, widgets, health settings, button shortcuts, and app-card arrangements.

#5

Customization was a strength through watch faces, strap options, and settings, with reviewers specifically praising the improved band customization experience.

#6

Customization was a strength, especially through watch faces, app settings, tile options, button shortcuts, and strap/watch-face personalization.

#7

Customization was praised for watch-face, shortcut, and mode flexibility.

#8

Customization was a clear strength, from data screens and watch faces to app and watch settings.

#9

Customization is a strength, especially watch-face data fields and widget organization that reviewers found easy to tailor.

#10

Customization was praised for widgets, data pages, and workout screens, though not every watch-face data field was equally flexible.

#11

Customization evidence was limited but positive, with one reviewer valuing the ability to reorder workout options and screens in the app.

#12

Customization is mostly good, especially data pages and watch-face options, though one reviewer wanted more watch-face control.

#13

Customization options are deep and compelling, but the same flexibility can add complexity.

#14

Customization is mixed: watch-face widgets and personalization are praised, but one reviewer felt there were not many customizations overall.

#15

Customization was better than expected for complications and widgets, though one reviewer found the available watch-face customization basic.

#16

Customization options are mixed: one review found customization limited, while others liked the watch-face and card options.

#17

Customization is useful for workouts, widgets, and function ordering, but reviewers also wanted more face and display flexibility.

#18

Customization was mixed: watch faces and tiles helped, but limited widgets, buttons, or third-party bands frustrated some reviewers.

#19

Customization was mixed: straps, menus, and notification choices helped, but reviewers disliked the limited watch-face and home-screen customization.

#20

Customization is limited, mostly involving screen organization or simple shortcuts rather than deeper personalization.