Nokia Steel HR

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The Steel HR could also be a nice complementary device for those who actively use other Nokia/Withing devices. Finally, the Steel HR's relatively low price tag is the cherry on top. We look forward to see what else Nokia will contribute to the connected health and wearables markets in the future, but for now the Steel HR fits a passionate traditional-style smartwatch niche.

-- As reviewed by HotHardware

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Last revision on July 19, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Accurate heart rate monitor
Solid battery life
Water resistant design
OLED sub-dial visible in all lighting

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive for a fitness tracker
Mineral glass is prone to scratches
Inconsistent automatic exercise tracking
Limited notification support

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By HotHardware on July 19, 2018

Nokia’s minor reworking of the Withings Steel HR makes for a hybrid watch that will appeal more to watch lovers than data lovers.

By MacWorld on May 08, 2018

The Nokia Steel HR may be on the expensive side of fitness tracking, but it has a gorgeous design and could be a great choice if you don't want a normal fitness tracker.

By TechRadar on December 14, 2017

Nokia Steel HR

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