Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have enjoyed my Samsung watch 6. Love how i can tell about my sleep, heart, how many steps i take, calories and a lot more. Anyone that buys this watch will be completely satisfied and they will enjoy it.

This Watch is amazing i love the features that it has on it and if i need to send a quick text to someone i can send it thru the watch without having to pull out my phone. It is very useful at work.

Device was easier to navigate and configure than I feared initially and had configurable screens I enjoy looking at. The purchase process was straight forward, without unwanted solicitation. The Samsung employee in the store answered all questions about the chosen device and gave insights about how it compared to similar devices, which helped me decide on the Watch6. I prefer having the watch be an extension of my phone, rather than a phone on its own, so liked that Best Buy had the option available, unlike my service provider, who would only sell the 5G version, and wanted more for their 5G Watch4 that Best Buy wanted for the Watch6. Very pleased with the purchase.

Easy to use and good connection to my Samsung phone. It keeps me accountable with exercise and keeping active. The face is large enough to read texts and the prepared replys are helpful.

Beautiful design, easy to use and intuitive. It won't be hard to get to know if you're samsung user. Water resistant and automatically detects any exercise you're working on!

I really like this watch. Easy to read and use. From setup to using, this watch is very easy to understand. The battery lasts longer than my old watch. It will last 2 days at least.

I tried to buy the 5 but it was out stock everywhere so i bought 6. It has been a great buy i like being able to track health and sleep with it. However my old galaxy tracked bp too i miss that.

Overall I'm pleased with the samsung galaxy watch 6. Easy setup and I love the different features that can be used with this model. I had a fitbit versa previously that was limited to what was allowed.

Like all the features.Battery last good time before needing recharge. Easy to set up to phone

Have lived with the Galaxy 6 watch for about a year. So far it has been reliable with no real issues. The watch seems to cary a charge for 2 to 3 days depending o. Usage and if you sleep with it. I am dissapointed on the software on my linked Samsung 25 phone as its nit easy toget to your history of fitness goals except the EKG readings. Also, I don't see away to add a specifuc sport like Pickleball. I instead have to use the Tennis setting Overall I am happy with my purchase.

Absoultey amazing, lightweight, i dint even notice it there. Battery life is also extremely good (although i dont have always on display turned on so this may vary.)

I love this watch. In addition to all the wonderful new features digitally there is one feature that is so smart. Notice on the photo how the band slips inside of itself so it is not sticking out like on so many other watches. The only thing I am not crazy about is the battery life. I have to recharge it every morning. The promo literature said it had a 30 - 40 hour life, I find it is more like 26 hours max. That said. It charges while I take a shower in a short time so no issue.

I've had this watch for over a year now and my husband (a big Fitbit fan) was in the market for a new watch. I "twisted his arm" into trying the Galaxy Watch6 because he has a Galaxy cell phone for starters. He REALLY likes this watch because of the size for starters. We ended up buying him a stretch band for it because of arthritic fingers. It works great! Also bought some screen covers (covers the whole watch) because he's rough on them. Couldn't be happier with this purchase (on sale too)!

Upgraded from a Watch 4 and I am quite pleased with the larger screen, battery life, and overall speedier response.

Love the design the fit and how it come in different sizes its all around a good product. It was not overly expensive and it does everything I need it to do.

The watch has a fantastic design, in addition to the battery lasting almost 3 days and all the other features of the watch6, I recommend it!

I love this watch. Happy with the 44mm face. Easier to read. The features are way better than my previous smart watch. Pretty accurate. Ao glad I made this purchase.

I am glad that I purchased this watch, which I decided after having 2 fitbit watches break on me within less that 6 months each. This watch has a ton of features and everything to assist in my weight loss journey. My only complaint is that I have to charge it often, but to be expected as it does way more than my fibit.

Solid watch, amazing sleep tracking and lot if fitness coaching options too. Looks classy and with wear os tons of apps supported. Battery life is fine getting 3 days of normal use.

I have used two fitness trackers in the past: the Fitbit Charge 2 and the Fitbit Versa 2. I will compare the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 to the Fitbit Versa 2, since it's the only other smartwatch I have used. I tried the watch with two different Samsung Galaxy smartphones: the S22 Ultra and the Z Flip 5. Pros: - Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 has a beautiful, wide-enough display. It was the biggest reason I could never go for a Watch 4 or 5. - 2 side buttons with different customizable shortcut options. - It has both a microphone to dictate text messages, e-mails, commands, etc. AND a loud speaker. You can play back YouTube Music, for example, without bluetooth earbuds. - It has Wi-Fi, so it can connect to your network instead of just your smartphone, which helps with downloading / streaming. - Temperature sensors which can aid better cycle tracking (ovulation timing, etc.) - The watch can consistently charge up an extra 55% in 30 minutes. Great for quick morning or evening routines. - If you have a Samsung Galaxy smartphone with wireless power sharing features, you can place this watch on the back of your smartphone to charge up if you don't have the watch charger with you and need a top up. If you do have the watch charger, you can plug it into any USB-C smartphone or tablet and pull charge there. - Unlike Fitbit Pay, there are more banking and credit card partners that work in both Google Wallet and Samsung Pay. - You can control playback on your smartphone with the watch. - GPS tracking for long walks and hiking provides a map, similar to Fitbit. Cons: Unfortunately, every Pro also has a con with this watch! - While there is fast charging, the battery life is 24 hours at best. Fitbit Versa or Sense users--be prepared! I turned on the Sleep tracking feature and lost 15% overnight! I charged the watch up to 100% at 6:30 am and by 9:00 pm I was at 34% (Wi-Fi, Location, Bluetooth and NFC were turned on, and I used NFC to set up several credit cards in Samsung Pay). If I turned most of these off, where's the appeal in a smartwatch? - I initially set up the Galaxy Watch 6 on the S22 Ultra, and it was so confusing. First, I needed to set up the watch in an app called Galaxy Wearable, then I needed to install Samsung Health to get fitness and wellness tracking, but finally I needed Samsung Health Monitor to use the ECG feature of the watch! Of course, each of these apps has its own T&C, privacy policy and profile set ups required! - Samsung Health is presumably made by a Korean company which uses the metric measuring system, but I can only enter in glasses of water in U.S. 8 fluid ounce increments. I understand I purchased the watch in the U.S., but it's poorly thought out. They should turn on the ability to track food and water intake in metric units, like Fitbit. - The first time I did the ECG test, I had to place 2 fingers on the two different buttons. Three days later, I went to the ECG test again, and had to go through another policy agreement screen and then was told to only use 1 finger. No idea why this has changed. Some information about how it works vs. before would be interesting. - The watch cannot sync your sound settings with your Galaxy smartphone. If I am in a quiet space and put my phone on Silent, the watch cannot sync that setting. I have to manually go into the watch's control panel and put it on silent. If you use the Modes and Routines function of Samsung's One UI 5, you'll know how convenient it is to use Location or Wi-Fi connections to stipulate if your phone should be on silent! Connected to library wi-fi? = phone silent. At home = phone vibrate+sound. If this watch could sync with the smartphone, it'd be truly "smart." - I feel that the Galaxy Watch 6 overstates my level of activity. It feels like I get a trophy just for puttering about. I walk around the office here and there for 2 minutes and by the time I get back to my desk to leave at the end of the day, it says I've reached my level of activity for the day?? Fitbit is more drill sergeant in that regard--I need to actually be moving for a consecutive amount of time and energy level for it to register as "exercise/workout." No freeby trophies. - I had to figure out through complex swipes how to stop my walking workout--it was not intuitive. The Fitbit uses a simple Flag as the goal icon to end the workout. - Although not fitness related, one of the big draws for this watch was the ability to use Google Wallet since some of my banks do not allow Fitbit Pay. Although Google Wallet works with manager major U.S. credit card issuers, and although one credit card in particular (Discover) could show up in my smartphone's Google Wallet, it just will NOT allow itself to be sent to the watch's Google Wallet app. This isn't Samsung's fault, I thought. So I decided to try out Samsung Pay. First, the app has to be installed and set up on the phone, which defaults to an annoying Quick Access gesture which is nearly identical to the swipe up to show all apps gesture. I tried multiple times to add the Discover card and several other credit cards, and finally was successful the 3rd time I tried to add. This is after getting multiple frozen screen prompts to Add to Samsung Pay. - The apps that are on the Watch and accompany it on the Samsung Galaxy smartphones, as ever, have English spelling mistakes littered throughout that I have never seen in my Apple Wallet or with Apple Pay. Language Localization should not be so poorly done. - Since I started with the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra but was transferring over to a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5, I decided to use the Watch > Settings > Transfer to New Phone. This app did not work. It would find the watch 6 when I had the Galaxy Wearable app open on the new Flip 5, then ask if I would agree to automatic updates (optional) - I selected NO - then next. Nothing happened. Blank white screen, and a failure notice on the watch. After 4 attempts and seeing 2 different Galaxy Watch 6 options appear in the new Flip 5's Galaxy Wearable app for syncing, I finally decided OK FINE I WILL DO THE OPTIONAL AUTOMATIC UPDATES -- still a blank white screen. I didn't want to erase and set up all over again, so I am still on the S22 Ultra. I do not know if this is a Google WearOS issue or a Samsung issue, but it was a sour experience. - Another USB-C to USB-C device with no charger brick or USB-A adapter. At the very least, a C to A adapter would have been nice and of very little weight to help bridge the hurdle to an all USB-C world. Beautiful, stylish smartwatch with a gorgeous screen is ruined by software quirks of Google WearOS and Samsung's fragmented health-related apps. Maybe progressive updates will fix this.