Which cheap smartwatch do you recommend with gps and spotify?

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Im looking for buy a smartwatch with gps and spotify (or at least gb for music). I want to use without phone. And I want to spend as little as possible. Max 150 dollars. Thanks.

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Galaxy watch 4, second hand entry level Garmin (must be music model).

Spotify requires premium subscription to play offline music on a watch.

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Nah! I wont recommend galaxy watch 4, it’s laggy and too old now

Get a Xiaomi watch 2 and you will be good to go!

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Here is the list of watches supported by Spotify.

Not all support offline Spotify. One of the cheapest that supports offline Spotify is the Garmin Venu SQ Music Version.

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you may find a cheaper Tizen (Samsung) option.

Only Tizen and some Garmin models offer offline spotify (assuming you have a premium account).

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Garmin Forerunner 165 Music key features and specs
8GB storage – enough for 500 songs
Spotify (offline syncing, Premium required)
Amazon Music (offline syncing, sub required)
Deezer (offline syncing, sub required)
iHeartRadio (offline syncing, sub required)
GPS with music battery life: 6.5-7 hours (dependent on GPS mode)
Stereo and mono listening modes
After including music as standard on its recent Forerunners, Garmin has reverted to putting audio capabilities on a specific Forerunner 165 Music

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The Apple Watch could pose as a running watch in its own right – so don’t be fooled into thinking it’s all style and no substance.

The Series 9 might not offer a huge leap in change from the Series 8, but it does crucially still offer the ability to stream music while you’re running – with Apple Music particularly well catered for.

The Workout app on the Apple Watch is pretty powerful, with customizable data screens that can even show live cadence when running.

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Try looking at the Sony Walkman.

It’s small, light, can store lots of music (especially if you add a microSD card), can handle Bluetooth, and sounds great.

Mine has been around for over 2 years now. Still good as new.

The same cannot he said of my Fiio X3 2nd gen. That one failed a month after its warranty expired.