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Is buying a new smartwatch every year just as bad for the planet as buying a cheap disposable one?
With 2026's rising e-waste and planned obsolescence debates, the environmental cost of frequent smartwatch upgrades is under scrutiny. Cast your vote on whether annual flagship purchases rival disposables in ecological harm.
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