“Is it as thick, bulky, and granny as it looks? Does it always have to be lit up or can it stay blacked out and light up with a flick of the wrist like the FitBit Versa? Is it really worth $330 if I don't talk on speakerphone, track my sleep, etc.?”
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The watch is a little thick. It does not bother me though. It has so many features on it. You can customize what notifications you want to receive. It is almost like you are wearing your phone on your wrist.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have small wrists and its not overly bulky on me. But sounds like you may not use it much as you wont be using some of its main features. But yes the screen will black out and turn on with a flick of the wrist
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It is a little bulky due to the functional turn table on the face of the watch, but I haven't gotten it caught on anything if that is what you are cocerned about. And it does black out unless you receive a notification or flick your wrist. It has a variety of face styles you can use as well. I haven't used the speaker function enough to say whether it is worth the cost or not as I upgraded from another Samsung watch; but it could come in handy. I haven't owned a Fitbit product as I have been content with Samsung.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not thick and bulky, a sleek design for a small woman's wrist. It doesn't stay on the whole time, goes off until you look at it. I would say its a convenient tool if you prefer to get notifications and check in on things your phone offer without actually having your phone on you.
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