u/Roberto_OP

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Hi everyone,

I've finally decided it's time to buy my first proper smartwatch, but I'm struggling to choose and I'd really appreciate some advice from people with real-world experience.

I have a 14 cm wrist, so having a small watch (around 40 mm) is really important to me. Most watches I see recommended are 43-47 mm, and I think they'd just look and feel too big.

I use an Android phone and I'm looking for something that I'll hopefully keep for the next few years. My main priorities are good battery life, accurate health tracking (sleep, heart rate, stress, etc.), reliable notifications and general day-to-day usability. I go to the gym a few times a week, but I'm not a serious athlete or runner, so I'm much more interested in an all-round smartwatch than a dedicated sports watch.

My budget is €250 max, and I'm based in Spain, if that makes any difference for pricing or availability.

I'm curious to know what people here would buy in my situation. If you have a similarly small wrist, I'd especially love to hear what you're wearing and whether you're happy with the size. I'm also interested in hearing if there are any watches you think are consistently overlooked or, on the other hand, any popular models you think aren't worth the hype.

Thanks!

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Hey guys, I mainly play Dr. Mundo and Kayle.

Right now I usually blind pick Mundo and it works fine because I’m still in lower elo, but I’m starting to think that as I climb, blind picking Mundo might become a bad idea.

My current thought process is:

Have a safer blind pick champion. Then, if I get last pick, choose between Mundo or Kayle depending on matchup/team comps

What do you guys think? Would you recommend just ignoring that and blind picking Mundo anyway if he’s my best champ, or should I look for a third champion specifically as a blind pick? And if so, what top lane champs would you recommend that fit well with a Mundo/Kayle pool?

Thank you!