Watch with phone integration for sports?

Question

Mobile devices

Greetings!
Being engaged in various active sports, I want to have a watch that acts as a “remote display” from the phone. Those. I securely packed the phone on myself, and they tell me when he wants to tell me something. I need them to:
- send a vibrating alert on an incoming event (call, sms, calendar?)
- show the caller id for the call and the text for the sms
- be waterproof and minimally strong.
As I understand it, Pebbles and sony something-Watch do not have vibration, and this is quite important, because. The signal is usually nifiga is not audible.
I'll be grateful for the tips.

Answer 1

I have Smartwatch 2.
Yes. Definitely fit in every way. A couple of nuances - it's better to take a metal strap and there is BT 3.0. Charging is enough for 3-5 days with the “tooth” turned off for the night.
With the clock connected, I always use the “vibrate” mode and focus only on the clock. It is not possible to miss a call in princepe. Can be conveniently used as a joystick for a player in a smartphone.
I will answer any questions.

Answer 2

I'm sorry, I didn't notice the "iphone" tag. It is not possible to use Smartwatch 2 with apple devices. Only android.

Answer 3

Sony Smartwatch have vibration, but unfortunately they are waterproof.
But Smartwatch 2 is already protected from water and, judging by the video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApW7oknVnLU#t=29), they have a vibration drive :)

Answer 4

Pebble has vibration. It's perfect for the requirements.
Regarding strength: it is better to immediately buy a high-quality film so that it does not scratch.

Answer 5

it's a gorgeous watch, there is a Russian firmware, it's a little behind the official one, but there's not much added to chase the latest firmware. If only calls and SMS work for about a week, I don’t take off my watch, not being afraid to flood it, they write that it’s waterproof, I didn’t put it in a glass, but I never hid it from water either. The vibro is chic, I no longer use the alarm clock anywhere except for hours. the functionality does not shine, but the market has all sorts of additional programs for them (I don’t use them, I can’t say anything about this). Calls are received, who is calling writes, SMS text is written, but the buffer is not large, so SMS hits large parts (or specially so that it fits on the screen). smart control, no touch screens, only buttons, only hardcore! There is a backlight, it's not so hot, but it does its job,
The only thing I don't like is the price, analogues are cheaper.
Another nuance, they write that their glass is strong to scratches, all this crap, you have to look where you knock with them =) I already have a good scratch on the glass.