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WristPulsePeak

Six categories

Runtime

A stated runtime does not mean the same thing on a ring, a fan and a pair of earbuds. Each page below takes one category and works out what its number is actually a statement about.

Runtime orbitConcentric arcs, one per listing. A full turn is 30 days. Every figure is also printed in the list beside this graphic.14DAYS

Tracker and Ring Runtime

The one wrist category where a listing will commit to a week, and the reason it can.

Stated range
7 to 14 days
With a figure
4 of 7

Fitness Trackers & Smart Rings

Runtime orbitConcentric arcs, one per listing. A full turn is 30 days. Every figure is also printed in the list beside this graphic.14DAYS

Smartwatch Runtime

A watch runtime is a display setting wearing a number as a disguise.

Stated range
14 days, stated once
With a figure
1 of 10

Smartwatches

Runtime orbitConcentric arcs, one per listing. A full turn is 72 hours. Every figure is also printed in the list beside this graphic.60HOURS

Earbud Runtime

The headline belongs to the case. The buds get the part nobody prints.

Stated range
30 to 60 hours
With a figure
6 of 12

Earbuds & In-Ear Headphones

Runtime orbitConcentric arcs, one per listing. A full turn is 72 hours. Every figure is also printed in the list beside this graphic.20HOURS

Neck Fan Runtime

One number, three to five speeds, and no listing that connects them.

Stated range
20 hours, stated once
With a figure
1 of 8

Neck Fans

Runtime orbitConcentric arcs, one per listing. A full turn is 72 hours. Every figure is also printed in the list beside this graphic.10HOURS

Smart Glasses Runtime

A recording device with no stated recording time is a specific kind of gap.

Stated range
10 hours, stated once
With a figure
1 of 3

Smart Glasses

Every figure on this page is the manufacturer’s own stated number, produced under conditions the manufacturer chose and usually does not describe. Nothing here was measured by this site.