LG Watch Urbane vs Xiaomi Mi Band 2

If your watch is out of bluetooth range of your phone, it will connect to available Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi takes more power than bluetooth, but it allows you to not have to carry your phone all the time and still receive notifications.

The bezel isn't too large, and especially from a distance it could be mistaken for a regular watch. It's the type of watch that you can wear everyday, even to work without looking like a computer on your wrist.

There is a PPG Heart rate monitor on-board, and it will track your heart rate.

The watch is available in classy silver and shiny gold colors.

The product is IP67 certified. The certification guarantees that the product can be submerged up to a meter in water at room temperature for up to 30 minutes.

Built-in barometer is capable of measuring elevation.

Urbane has standard 22mm watch bands.

Because it is round there will be a few apps that don't work properly, but the vast majority of apps will work.

The watch will always allow for at least a full day (unless you are constantly playing games on it), but usually will last for 2 full days even with ambient mode on (always on). The OLED display helps with this - with a black background for watch faces the display isn't lighting up the black pixels, greatly reducing the power draw in ambient mode.

It's a great option if you're not looking to invest a lot of money but still want a tracker with a decent set of features.

You get step tracking, sleep tracking, vibrate notifications, call notifications, clock, alarm, custom actions (via third party apps), heart rate reader (albeit not the most precise one) for the fraction of the cost of the competitors.