Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great watch, its light, very reliable. All you need to do is get the screen protected and the watch does tge rest. Never have to restart long as its connceted to your phone its working just fine...

Great watch and served its perpouse intill the Pixel watch arrived.

This Samsung Watch 4 replaced my Samsung Watch 2. I love all the features. The aluminum is lightweight. The 44mm is the perfect size for me. It was easy to setup and easy to use.

Bought this used, works great. Has a lot of features I need. Wish it work a bit better playing music by bluetooth, if your arm goes slightly away from your earphones it'll pause or skip parts of a song. I wanted a watch to track my fitness.

I like the performance of the watch. I can keep track of my steps and other exercises that I do.

I use this watch every day to receive calls and texts. Very easy and simple UI make it a breeze to navigate through with seamless integration within the samsung ecosystem. If you own a samsung phone this is one of the best accessories to pair it alongside it

Bought this for my husband who was not interested in a smart watch. But NOW he is thrilled that he has it. He loves the convenience of being able to answer his phone with it and expecially loves the health data he gets on sleeping.

A lot of features are packed into this device. Still learning how to use it effectively for my needs.

Personally, this watch is superior to the apple watches, it has everything that an apple watch has but this watch is compatible with everything in general without limits.

really good, but is still needs more integration with google platform, like google assistant, etc

This was a birthday gift. I love it, sleek and simple to use. This is my 3rd Galaxy watch. Each one better than the last. Tracks my health, which is a plus, and keeps me better alerted with my messages and emails. Great product.

I used to have a fitbit charge 2 so jumping from that to a GW4 was a big improvement. It accomodates for dofferent sizes and doesn't feel too loose or tight. The screen is bright enough when you're outside. Battery life is about 40 hours so it'll last you a while. You can choose your workouts and it tracks your steps, calories, and active minutes. It also tracks a lot of other stuff like your heart rate and blood oxygen to name a few. Anyone who is looking for a fitness tracker, this will be the one to get. Overall happy with my purchase. I also bought a sup case for it so it'll stay protected but that's just me.

Battery life isnt great, but i love everytgung else about it!

Got it for the kiddo for Christmas, he wanted the Classic then changed his mind to this one. Amazing sale price for sure when I got it, not a single issue so far. Just need to get a screen protector for it still, but it’s holding up good for now.

I would nessicarly recommend it to someone but is a quality of life object that you dont really need at the end of the day. I personally enjoy it and use it frequently but doesnt accomplish anything differently then your phone at the end of the day.

More than what I expected it to be! My husband is glad to have this device, aside from his phone - they work together, it helps him in so many ways he never thought it could. Learning to be techyy, is one for sure!

Great watch, I was excited about this upgrade and i love the color and the band. Very comfortable

Pretty solid and full-featured, if you don't need all the flash and sparkle. The health monitoring functions seem to work well. The connection with the phone app is a little clunky, like for adding apps or watch faces, but they're all like that.

I had this watch for a couple of months and just returned it. I had the 44mm model and it's 1.36 inch visible screen is the biggest one of the bunch and bigger than the Garmin venus' largest. It turns out that I have very few pros and a lot of cons. Pros: Large screen. Answering phone calls on my wrist. Cons: It has a lot of watch faces ,but I couldn't find one that did only what I wanted. Some pack a lot of info on the face and these old eyes aren't able to read those tiny numbers. I spent a lot of time looking for my perfect face and never found it. There is also a common complaint about the third party watch faces. Data drawn from the watch is updated on the face inconsistently. Things such as the battery % of your phone was widely inaccurate. This was common across all data. It's a poor exercise watch. The heart rate tracking was inconsistent no matter what the activity. Especially bad during swimming. I use a cadence sensor when biking and you cannot pair external sensors. (Or I couldn't figure it out) Very few free weight workouts. And the detection of the reps was inconsistent. You couldn't customize an exercise routine that encompassed different types of lifts. This watch can keep track of a lot of health functions, but I was unimpressed. It has an ECG. So what. I'm not a doctor, so I have no idea what it is telling me. Blood OX is not automatic and has to be manually initiated. BMI is a nice feature, but the sensors in the buttons had trouble picking up finger presses and led to inconsistent results. The only email client is MS Outlook. You have to download it to your phone to get email on your watch. That means when you have Gmail, you will now get two notifications for each message. What a pain. There is a setting that when you rotate your wrist to see your watch, it comes on. That supposedly saves the battery. It didn't work very well. I had to make an exaggerated motion, much larger than a wrist turn, to get it to work. There is a setting that lets you have the watch always on and a warning it uses more battery. The always on function is not really always on. The watch face I was using, went black after 30 seconds but continued to display the hands. It looked very classy and one my few likes. If the watch was off my wrist, after a few more minutes the hands disappeared and the watch was black until I woke it with motion or tapping. I wish I could say this helped with the most common complaint about this watch: battery life. It didn't. I only wore the watch when I was out and never while sleeping. Still, the best I ever got was 2 days without a recharge. The straw that broke the camel's back was the watch had about 50% charge before bed time. The next morning it was completely dead. This happened two days in a row and I had had enough.

One of the best watched I had! It tracked my exercise regimen very well with no lag, connected to my phone fast, and it was easy to use the digital bezel (which says a lot because I love the rotating bezel).