Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love my active 2 watch it keeps me motivated throughout the day with my calories, steps, and exercise time. Highly recommend this watch for the active individual. I even took it with me to the pool for the first time and it keeps getting the job completed. Not to mention the watch itself is beautiful and can be worn out to fancy events. People always think its a high end Movado....5 stars for me.

Got this cool watch on sale and I love it. In the days of staying home a lot, this watch will tell you to get up if you've been sitting too long ! It keeps track of cal burned and a million other things. Very cool watch at an amazing price !

Of all the smart watches I've owned, this one is by far the best. Great battery life, 2+ days, and great features. Fitness tracking is excellent.

This smartwatch is awesome. I love the design, the functionality, and even its battery life. It looks great, has a nice selection of watchfaces, some great apps, and is super comfortable. I hardly notice I have it on most days. I've had it a few weeks already and have no regrets. It tracks my fitness, water, food, and caffeine intake, I use the timer, the calendar, and have even answered phone calls on it. The caller didn't even know I was talking to her through my watch! Talk about cool. I really am glad I bought this and would easily recommend it to my friends!

I purchased the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 a few years ago, when I had just had my first baby. I was looking for a smartwatch that would help me stay organized and connected, even when I was busy taking care of a newborn. The Galaxy Watch Active2 has been a great watch for me, and I've found it to be incredibly convenient for a new parent. Here are some of the features that I've found most useful: * **Notifications:** The Galaxy Watch Active2 can display notifications from my phone, so I don't have to keep reaching for it. This is really helpful when I'm holding my baby or when my hands are dirty. * **Fitness tracking:** The Galaxy Watch Active2 tracks my steps, heart rate, and workouts. This is great for staying motivated and making sure I'm getting enough exercise. * **Sleep tracking:** The Galaxy Watch Active2 tracks my sleep, so I can see how much sleep I'm getting and how well I'm sleeping. This has been helpful for improving my sleep habits. * **Music control:** I can control music playback on my phone from the Galaxy Watch Active2. This is great for when I'm working out or when I'm just relaxing with my baby. * **Siri and Bixby support:** The Galaxy Watch Active2 supports Siri and Bixby, so I can use voice commands to control my phone, get directions, set alarms, and more. This is really helpful when I'm hands-free. Overall, I've been very happy with the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2. It's a great smartwatch for new parents, and it's helped me stay organized, connected, and motivated. Here are some of the pros and cons of the Galaxy Watch Active2: **Pros:** * Lightweight and comfortable to wear * Long battery life * Packed with features, including fitness tracking, sleep tracking, notifications, music control, and voice assistant support * Compatible with both Android and iOS devices **Cons:** * Can be a bit expensive * The rotating bezel can be a bit finicky to use * The screen can be a bit hard to see in bright sunlight Overall, the Galaxy Watch Active2 is a great smartwatch that offers a lot of features for new parents. It's lightweight, comfortable to wear, and has a long battery life. The rotating bezel can be a bit finicky to use, and the screen can be a bit hard to see in bright sunlight. However, these are minor complaints, and the Galaxy Watch Active2 is still a great smartwatch for new parents.

I've had several different SmartWatches and this is by far the best I've ever owned. I can't compare it to the Apple watch experience, but I think it provides the best experience for an Android user. The 44 mmmm version provides a large screen while still being very skinny for a smartwatch. It is not chunky and looks classy. tons of watch faces are available, and the software is buttery smooth. Good battery life even with the screen in always on mode. Probably double what I was getting with my Android Wear watches. Good fitness tracking but I haven't compared it two other brands like a Fitbit. App selection is basic but covers core needs. Personally I use it more for monitoring notifications and calendar alerts than ordering a pizza from my wrist anyway.

I bought the Samsung Active 2 for health tracking. So far, it is doing a lot of what I was looking for. However, a few additions would go a long way to make it 5 stars. Battery is good and kudos for opening it to blood pressure readings which I use daily. However, we still need the ecg to get approved and released. I would also love to set specific alarms on each run/walk to help me stay in a certain heart beat range. I would also like to see a native GPS map of my walk/run without having to use a 3rd party app. Lastly, it really needs the ability to move through audio downloaded on it. If you want to start halfway through, you can't. But all-in-all, I really like it and look forward to it getting better with new updates.

First I was surprised with the overall comfort of this watch, even sleeping the watch is light and not bothersome at all. I get 3 days of batter life,(full notifications, Bluetooth/wifi connectivity, sleep tracking, always on display turned off) and I charge it during that third day. Fitness and HR monitoring works as expected. Overall I'm very impressed and it has proved to be much more useful for me than I originally thought

After owning this device for nearly a year now, I can truly say that I am impressed. Battery life range between 2-3 days depending on how heavy the users usage and what they want to do with it. I use this to help track data such as sleep, running, walking, heart rate and so much more. With the recent updates it made the device that much more of an experience. I am a certified personal trainer as well and I don't believe any amount of technology is perfect and not to solely depend on any device because there is always room for error. An example is when I used the S health app, the nike plus running app, and strava app for similar distance for the same exact run and got different distances and times from all 3. Heart rate measurements during activities can be off at times, but like I said take it with a grain of salt because the Apple Watch is just as glitchy sometimes. I respect what Samsung did here and would definitely recommend this to someone else in the galaxy universe.

Former Apple-only guy. Had an AW first gen, was good, did nice things. Haven't used a smartwatch since then. And since then, switched to Android due to cost and you know what? Android has been great. I don't see myself ever going back to the Apple world. Finally able to get another smartwatch in these Covid times. Love the round watchface, and the myriad of watchfaces that you can download free or paid. Some great ones to choose from. Been very pleased with health tracking, mostly steps. Found it to be quite accurate. I did have to enable enhanced touch and now touches are registered better, more quickly. Have not had issue with unwanted touches. Recommend this watch highly. I have the 44mm. Don't have large wrists, but this doesn't feel large at all to me. Light weight. Did buy a Ringke rubber "case" which provides a raised rim around the watch. Wanted to protect my investment. I find myself changing watch faces during the day at a whim. Just because. It's round! Like a watch should be (IMO).

I purchased the galaxy watch to offer a good mix of fitness and smart watch functionality. The step tracking seems to be accurate, but the altimeter doesn't seem to work well to count floors climbed. I get up flights of stairs multiple times in the day and at the end of the day i only see one or two floors climbed as the summary. Battery life is pretty good and i haven't had any challenges charging it every other day. The Samsung S-Health app doesn't offer many fitness features and features like GPS route tracking go unused. I think you need to invest in other fitness apps and link this watch, to make any use of fitness features other than the basics. I like the fact that it reminds me to move every hour. I have set the watch to alert me for important emails only, so I know when something useful lands in my inbox. I have taken calls from the watch and the quality is passable - you can have a conversation as long as it is not too windy or noisy. The watch is comfortable to wear all day and the automatic workout tracking seems to work for walking and cycling, but not for circuit training or more weight oriented workouts. I docked a star for the S-Health app and the as yet missing ECG feature.

Really nice gift for the Father thats trying to get back into shape. Steps,Calories,Food Tracking, etc. Its got a lot and battery life is solid too. Would 100% reccomend with a Galaxy device.

Health tracking works well. Battery life is just a bit more than 2 days. Lived the out of the box excellent condition. Good watch for the price I paid

I love this watch. Not only does it give time, but it also syncs EXTREMELY well giving notifications for apps of your choosing and not just messages and calls. It also tracks my heart rate, sleep patterns, and it even has a stress measurement (although I'm not entirely sure how accurate it is). Oh and did I mention you can load photos to it and listen to music on it as well?!?! You can do housework with music right on your arm! It responds well to the wake gesture and also to touch, 1 month in and no problems yet! Currently, my battery lasts about a day and a half with all functionality turn on and brightness up!

Works good , charges wirelessly with the wire provided and also charges on my samsung galaxy s20 ultra through reverse charging. Battery life is very dependent upon how much you use the watch have had it vary from 1 to 3 days , can copy photos , mp3 files and make calls using watches speaker and mic also counts steps and heart rate. Watch will also connect to galaxy buds plus which is handy for when my phone is dead and i wanna hear music.

i used to own a heavy gear 3. i always say, if you cant bring it, you wont use it. its not good. this one, its so light you don't notice its there. i charge it every two days or three with the brightness set to low. give you good idea bout your workout, sleep, water , caffeine intake, etc. I also say, smart watch should be the only watch youishould own. especially if you're into tracking key fitness factors but get a protector. it could easily get scratched or damage without it.

Great watch, I had a smaller gen 1 and decided to upgrade to the gen 2 with the bigger screen. I'm loving it. It's always on my wrist unless it needs charging. Which it can go 2 or 3 days without needing one. If you keep the always on display off, it will go for the longer time. Definitely the best android smartwatch you can buy. Especially if you're planning on tracking fitness. If you're not, go for the regular Galaxy Watch.

This is a must have, I got it to monitor my sleeping habits the applications are very useful, voice recording as memo, calendar, and the ability to answer or look whos calling in an instant is a plus, gps tracking and workout tracking will help you achieve your goals. Small but yet powerful, battery life 2 to 3 days, I keep the notifications at minimum, just the one I need. ECG very helpfull, stress control and much more...

Great watch. Works great with Samsung Galaxy. Would buy again. Screen size is big enough, nice fitness tracking, receives emails and makes calls: this is a SUPER functional watch. Only con is the strap it comes with: Because it is solid, it doesn't breathe and at times irritates my skin when I work out frequently. I would recommend getting a band of a different material or a sport one with holes

Nice watch and love keeping track of my steps and heart rate. However, I have to leave my phone in my locker at work and when I'm walking throughout my store the watch doesn't stay connected to my phone. So I don't get my texts and such until I am closer to my phone. Kinda sucks.