Good deal: the nice connected watch Nokia Steel HR promo

From its neat design to its simplicity and its value for money, the Nokia Steel HR has it all.

The young French company Withings became part of Nokia in 2016, and the Finnish company has since produced connected devices under its own brand. The Nokia Steel HR is the direct heiress of the Withings Steel HR.

An impressive autonomy

Connected watches are not to everyone's taste, and this for two main reasons: the first is that the design is often focused "sport & hiking" and lack of finesse, the second is the reduced autonomy most often only a few days away, which forces him to reload his watch, an annoying concept when one thinks that a watch can last for years with a classic flat battery.

The Nokia Steel HR avoids these pitfalls by displaying a sleek design, all round and ringed metal, with two dials and an analog time display with its hands. Autonomy reaches 25 days, a record in the sector, and up to 20 additional days in energy saving mode (time display and activity tracking only), while recharging in only 2 hours .

The watch allows you to monitor and control your heart rate during exercise and at rest and automatically follows up to 10 activities: walking, running, swimming, etc., and the distance traveled and calories burned. The Nokia Steel HR analyzes sleep cycles (light sleep and deep sleep) and triggers a silent vibrating alarm if an alarm clock is programmed. Connected watch requires, it displays a notification on its screen when you receive a text or a call and for a particular event.