How to Say “Wearable Devices” in French

objets connectés vestimentaires
In French, wearable devices is objets connectés vestimentaires.
The phrase refers to electronic devices that are worn on the body, such as smartwatches or fitness trackers.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase objets connectés vestimentaires literally translates to 'connected clothing objects'.

Which one should you use?

The term technologies portables is a common alternative used to describe wearable devices. Additionally, Dispositifs portables can be used to express the same concept.

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular form of the phrase is objet connecté vestimentaire. When referring to a single device, use the masculine form un dispositif portable.

Did you know?

  • While portable in the context of wearables means 'wearable', the word un portable on its own almost always refers to a mobile phone in France.
  • If you call a smartwatch a bijou connecté, you are calling it 'connected jewelry', which is a common way to market high-end wearables in France.
  • In France, the term objet connecté is often used as a broad category that includes things you do not wear, like smart fridges or light bulbs.

Examples in context

  • Les dispositifs portables sont devenus indispensables dans le secteur de la santé
    Wearable devices have become essential in the healthcare sector
  • Les accessoires connectés révolutionnent le monde du sport
    Connected accessories are revolutionizing the world of sports
  • Les systèmes d'habillement intelligents permettent de collecter des données sur l'utilisateur
    Intelligent clothing systems allow for data collection on the wearer

Example conversation

Chloé and Gabriel are discussing new gadgets in a store.

  1. Chloé

    Regarde ces nouveaux objets connectés vestimentaires !
    Look at these new wearable devices!
  2. Gabriel

    C'est impressionnant, Gabriel en veut une.
    It's impressive, Gabriel wants one.
  3. Chloé

    Tu penses qu'ils sont utiles ?
    Do you think they are useful?
  4. Gabriel

    Oui, c'est pratique pour le sport.
    Yes, it's practical for sports.
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