The second-generation CZ Smart launched a few months ago. Both the company and reviewers have found serious technical issues.
—you can check and respond to notifications, control music playback, and control your smart home devices—but Citizen hyped up a custom app it built for the watch, called CZ Smart YouQ.. After you wear the watch for a period of time, it’s supposed to learn your physical and cognitive energy levels. Eventually, it assigns you a Power Score every day, and it can suggest “Power Fixes” to change the trajectory of your energy levels so you feel more wired than tired.
This concept isn’t new, as companies like Fitbit and Garmin have long had tools like Daily Readiness Scores and Body Battery that can be used to gauge how ready you are for physical activity. But Citizen’s approach is more focused on improving alertness and productivity throughout the day, not just for exercise.
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