Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great watch. Looks really good. The interface is smooth and quick compared to previous models. The battery life runs down quick if your using this device to the fullest but at the same time it charges really quick so not a big deal.

Works well. Battery dies after 2-3 days, could be better.

It work just well Its pretty usfuel It is confy Awesome product

Love my watch. It is so easy to see who is calling and texting. Found a bling bling watch band.

Good and perfect fitting. Good option for gifting.

The watch itself is nice and very lightweight but the one I bought has some kind of a factory defect where it would restart every so often randomly (no updates or warning whatsoever) it's kind of annoying. The display is fantastic though. Samsung please fix your issues

Great watch, automatically detects my activity and tracks my sleep.

My son absolutely loves this watch it’s his second of its kind in five years. However, I cannot rate at 5 stars due to the wrist band splitting/ripping after just two months.

Zero issues and better waterproofing than advertised

Great watch, readings seem to be very accurate vs my previous model

Great. Mainly use it to track steps but it’s better than my Apple Watch was.

Great product for tracking information and ekg monitoring.

Mine's defective its green light at the best doesn't turn off even if its off my wrist. Had expected better from samsung

I upgraded to the Galaxy Watch7 after using the Watch5, and the difference is instantly noticeable. The new chip makes everything snappier—no lag when switching apps or tracking workouts. The green aluminum finish looks sharp and feels light on the wrist, even during long runs. Sleep tracking is way more detailed now, and I appreciate the new AI wellness insights. It doesn’t just tell me I slept poorly—it suggests why and how to fix it. Battery life is solid for a full day, though I still charge nightly out of habit. Fitness tracking is accurate, and GPS locks quickly. I’ve had zero issues with connectivity or syncing to my Galaxy phone. If you’re into health data and want a watch that looks good and performs even better, this one’s worth it.

Battery not doing well, will not hold a charge, otherwise its great

This is my second Samsung watch, and I couldn’t be happier with the purchase. I’ve always been a fan of the Samsung ecosystem, and buying through Best Buy was a breeze as usual. ​What I love so far: ​The Design: The Green Aluminum finish looks sleek and premium. The 44mm size is perfect—it’s easy to read without feeling too bulky on the wrist. ​Performance: Compared to my older model, this feels much snappier. The health tracking features are accurate, and the display is incredibly bright even in direct sunlight. ​Value: Snagging this at such a great price point made it an easy decision. ​If you are looking for a reliable, stylish, and feature-packed smartwatch, I highly recommend the Galaxy Watch7. Samsung continues to lead the way in wearable tech!

The menus are buttery smooth and apps open instantly. I love the new dual-frequency GPS; it’s much more accurate for my outdoor runs than previous versions. The "Green" color is a very sleek, dark shade that looks professional. It’s lightweight, the screen is beautiful, and the health tracking is top-notch. Battery easily gets me through a full day and night with juice to spare. Pros: Super fast, accurate GPS, and sleek design.

Purchased this after accidentally running over my gen4 (RIP little buddy! I will miss your functional bezel!). Stock strap works very well. Battery life and responsiveness are excellent. The watch is considerably faster than it used to be, especially the exercise screen shortly after startup which otherwise used to take 30-45 seconds before it was ready, instead showing a placeholder GRAPHIC of what the exercise selection screen would soon look like once the watch was fully started. It was absolutely maddening. No more, though! I don't love the bezel rotation gestures, it's too easy for them to be misconstrued as a vertical drag from top and bottom, which brings up a few settings shortcuts. I've abandoned that completely and instead use individual left or right swipes. Love the YT music integration (that's our platform for streaming music) with ability to easily download hundreds of songs for offline listening. It's great for hiking/exercise without your phone, allowing for offline listening via BT headphones. Love the AI-generated replies to text messages...they are generally helpful and better than the stock hardcoded responses. Love the heart rate tracking and exercise tracking...it integrates very well with Samsung Health on the galaxy watch (no idea what the experience is like if you don't have a galaxy phone). Love the Samsung wallet features...not just for Samsung Pay, but also for library/gym memberships, allowing you to pull up your membership barcode quickly and easily to swipe in without having to pull your phone out. Love the Smart Things app to provide a remote control for Samsung TV's (we happen to have one in the living room, by chance)...convenient if you don't wanna get up to grab the remote. Probably the best endorsement I have for the watch is that after I accidentally ran over the gen4, I resisted the urge to immediately replace it and went for 2 straight weeks without one at all. It held out as long as I could before confirming the choice that, yes, given the choice, I would absolutely have a smart watch. Final recommendations: - take the time to customize your watch face, find one that has the info you like (for me its battery life, steps and temperature) - you can have up to 4 'quick select' exercises. Pick the ones you're most likely to do (I have walking, hiking, squash as my most frequently-used). - GET RID of the apps you don't want so that you're not swiping left/right through a bunch of things you will never use. Only keep the stuff you REALLY want quick access to...the rest can be accessed as needed via the main apps list (swipe up from main face). - work out which notifications you actually want sent to your phone. For me it's text messages and that's about it. - set up your work out modes so that you only get text notifications from specific people/groups/favorites (I forget how they're characterized), but I was tired of getting shipping notifications in the middle of a hike, thinking it might be the family trying to reach me. - commit to Samsung Wallet, get all those credit cards uploaded....it's very handy to pay via the watch (long press the bottom right button to launch). Very happy with the gen 7, would recommend!

I’ve been wearing the Galaxy Watch 7 in Green for a couple of weeks now and it’s easily one of the best Android smartwatches you can buy in 2025. Super smooth performance The new Exynos W1000 chip and 2GB RAM make everything (even heavy Galaxy AI features) feel instant. The display is gorgeous a bright, sharp 1.5" Super AMOLED with sapphire crystal that’s held up perfectly with no scratches so far. Battery life is solid—I’m getting 36-40 hours with always-on display, sleep tracking, and a couple of GPS workouts. Way better than my old Watch 5. Sleep tracking and the new Energy Score feature are surprisingly useful and accurate (apnea detection works well too). The new gesture controls (double pinch) are gimmicky at first but actually handy when your hands are full. The green aluminum looks way better in person than in photos; it’s a muted, classy sage color that goes with everything.

I had a watch, just a cheap one, before, and it quit working, so I decided time to get one I want. Beautiful watch, works well, helping me to move when I have sat too long, counting my steps and so much more. The design is fantastic, more one I love, rahter than a long strip. Easy to set up, easy to charge, just a very helpful and nice addition.