Supported Watches.
Every watch Lynio connects to your iPhone. Find your model to see what pairing gets you.
Samsung Galaxy
Galaxy Watch Ultra 2
Samsung's dive-rated flagship: an 800mAh battery, a 5,000 nit screen, and the first Galaxy Watch to run a Qualcomm chip instead of an Exynos.
Galaxy Watch 9
Samsung's current standard watch: a Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear Elite chip, a bigger battery in the same 8.6mm case, and five years of updates.
Galaxy Watch Ultra
Samsung's flagship adventure watch: a 47mm titanium case, sapphire crystal, 590mAh battery and the 3nm Exynos W1000, built to MIL-STD-810H with 10ATM water resistance.
Galaxy Watch 8 Classic
Stainless steel, a physical rotating bezel with the 60-second scale back, a third Quick Button, and 64GB of storage.
Galaxy Watch 8
Samsung's thinnest watch: an 8.6mm cushion case, a 3,000 nit display and the 3nm Exynos W1000, with sapphire crystal on both sizes.
Galaxy Watch 7
The last round Galaxy Watch: a 3nm Exynos W1000, dual-frequency GPS, and the 13-LED sensor that reads your biological age.
Galaxy Watch FE
Samsung's entry model: one 40mm size at 26.6g, sapphire crystal, and ECG and body composition at $199.
Galaxy Watch 6 Classic
The watch that brought the rotating bezel back: stainless steel, 43mm or 47mm, and a bezel 15% thinner than the Watch 4 Classic's.
Galaxy Watch 6
The thin-bezel generation: a 1.5in screen in the 44mm case, 2,000 nits, and the Exynos W930.
Galaxy Watch 5 Pro
Titanium, sapphire crystal, and a 590mAh battery Samsung rates at up to 80 hours. The outdoor Galaxy Watch before the Ultra existed.
Galaxy Watch 5
The first Galaxy Watch with a skin temperature sensor, sapphire crystal on both sizes, and a bigger battery than the Watch 4.
Galaxy Watch 4 Classic
Stainless steel, a physical rotating bezel, and the first Samsung watch to run Wear OS instead of Tizen.
Galaxy Watch 4
Samsung's first Wear OS watch: aluminium or steel, the 5nm Exynos W920, and the BioActive sensor that reads heart rate, ECG and body composition from one chip.
Everything else
Pixel
Google Pixel Watch 5
Google's newest watch: 64GB of storage, a 3,000 nit Actua 360 display, and breathing emergency detection Google calls an industry first.
Google Pixel Watch 4
Google's fourth watch: the domed Actua 360 display at 3,000 nits, a Snapdragon W5 Gen 2, and the first Pixel Watch you can open and repair.
Google Pixel Watch 3
Google's third watch, and the first in two sizes: a 2,000 nit Actua display, ultra-wideband, and Loss of Pulse Detection that calls for help on its own.
Google Pixel Watch 2
The generation that changed everything under the hood: a Qualcomm chip, a new heart rate sensor, and the end of wireless charging.
Google Pixel Watch
Google's first watch: stainless steel, a domed Gorilla Glass front, and the only Pixel Watch that charges wirelessly.
Xiaomi
TicWatch
TicWatch Pro 5
The battery watch: two screens stacked on top of each other, a 628mAh cell, and up to 80 hours between charges.
TicWatch Pro 3
The first watch on the Snapdragon Wear 4100, with a dual-layer display and 45 days of battery in Essential mode.
TicWatch E3
A flagship Snapdragon Wear 4100 in a $199 plastic body, at 32g the second lightest watch in this list.
