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If you are more focused on sleep tracking, I'd suggest a smart ring, as it's lighter and less bulky than a smartwatch around your wrist. It also won't distract you with pings as you're trying to fall asleep. If you're an active person who lifts weights and runs - and you want to track these things with a health tracker - a smartwatch will be a better fit.
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