Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice watch, comfortable and has a great screen with different screens to choose from. Used an O-ring on the band to keep it from falling off. Would be better with a different band.

I really enjoyed this watch and it is very easy to operate and to track your activities for the day. Most important to me it has a very clean and Sleek look that Rivals all others.

I received this watch as a bonus for buying the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge for my daughter. I was interested in the fitness watches but had never researched them and didn't really know anything about them or how they worked at all. I think I will really like the Gear Fit2 once I get it figured out. There were no instructions with it and I went online and could find a list of all the great features it had, but couldn't find much on how to use them or get them started. I figured out how to sinc it to my phone and did get it working, but I still have no idea how to use some of the features. Instructions would have been helpful for beginners.

I am so in love with my watch, It keeps track of my steps and one thing I didn't know was it plays music as well and connects to a bluetooth headphone set up, a very nice surprise. I would say this was very easy to set up and can be used across multi phones and not just samsung phones.

I was looking for a fitness tracking wearable and this without a doubt meets every expectation. Though the additional integrated notifications and alerts from the.phone could be enhanced for more functionality, I see these as perks beyond the devices primary purpose. The one criticism I do have on the gear fit 2 is the battery life. I can get two solid days of use before have g to charge even after lowering screen brightness significantly and turning off notifications for a large majority of my apps. Overall I am pleased with the device and would recommend this product especially for Samsung phone users.

I love how the fitness band keeps track of all my steps, heart rate, exercise and I still get all my notifications from my phone. My favorite feature is using my band to find my phone or using my phone to find my band. Battery life is great, I have gotten three real day usage out of it.

Replacing Garmin Vivosmart that had no GPS and no notifications from phone. Like the compatibility with Samsung S7 and the ability to respond to phone calls and texts.

This is an awesome fitness smart watch. The heat rate feature and its auto setting were especially helpful. I'd give it five stars if the battery lasted a bit longer.

This watch isn't too bad for tracking basic needs such as heart rate and excercise. Battery life is good. The only negative is the watch band. It comes undone at times.

Bought this thinking it was another fad that would get little use from my wife but she wanted it so I got it for her birthday. Since then she has been inspired to be more active because of the challenges she sets up for herself with this watch. It syncs perfectly with the apps on her phone to track everything from a workout, steps taken per day, and heart rate to sleep time and sleep quality. She never wants to take it off and when she does in order to charge it, it only takes an hour or two to be completely charged up again. The battery then lasts for almost two days. The face is large and bright; the band is comfortable; and so far the GPS and everything else that it monitors is pretty accurate. She loves it. I'm jealous now and may just get one for myself.

I like the way this tracker follows everything I do. Easy to read. I have a LG G3 phone and it was easy to pair with. Notifications and calls work fine on the watch.

I tried the top of the line Garmin and the fit bit blaze. The Gear fit2 is lighter easier to use and $100 cheaper and has all the exercises I do and I like the phone app

I really am enjoying this product. It looks sleeker than a fit bit and I love that it not only tracks steps, stairs climbed, but it vibrates if I get a text or phone call. I have a sports app on my phone and if the score changes it alerts me. Very glad I bought this product.

I purchased this watch and it has lived up to all my expectations. It has so many different features. I enjoy being able to download my own baseball team screen. The step counter is very accurate unlike some other devices where if you move your arms it counts it as steps.

It has the features of many smart watches for a fraction of the price if all you need to do is track your sleep and steps as well as receive notifications. I love it.

All in all this is pretty much a sophisticated fit bit. The watch has a great battery life and a ton of cool features that really put it in a class of its own. It doesn't really fit in the smartwatch category as it's lacking a microphone and speaker capabilities and the apps are very limited to exercise related activities. It does however have the ability to store music and work independently from the phone so it saves you from carrying a phone while exercising which is a plus. Overall it's a nice product for working out and active people. Not really for those looking for a dedicated smartwatch

Though this is being marketed as a fitness wearable. i was more interested in just having the smart watch capabilities it had then tracking my steps and heart rate et al. It does the job for that flawlessly, even better than my Moto 360 I had that was truly showing its age. The one thing this wearable does horribly is tracking floors it usually has me having gone up 10 flights before i even leave the house in the morning. So i just removed that option from my screens. love how it can store music to use with bluetooth, but havent used the feature much yet. overalll this is worth it.

I enjoy the features of the gear fit2. I like that it connects to my phone so that even though i'm not wearing the watch, it will record distance travelled through gps on my phone. I also like that it automatically takes my heartrate at set intervals. Very customizable.

I liked this more or less, but the battery was constantly dying. There seems to be no reason for it to have sleep tracking, since you'd have to charge the battery every night anyway. I had it for a couple of days only - I returned it almost right away. It kept telling me that I had reached my floor goal an hour or two after I had woken up. (I live on the first floor.) At the end of the day, it would claim that I had gone up 80 floors. I didn't have a way to link it to my iPhone (it only works with android), so I don't know if there was a way to calibrate that. After a couple of days, I just decided that there were too many problems. I switched to a FitBit Charge HR, and I like it so much better. I don't know if the Gear Fit 2 would tell you about phone calls, since I was never able to sync mine, but the Charge HR does. It's very convenient since I often leave my phone in the other room or just generally don't have it in my hands. If you are unsatisfied with the Gear Fit 2, I would consider switching to the FitBit Charge HR. It is also cheaper and seems to have a better tracking system.

Allows me to track my steps,calories,water, sleep and more through the day as well as read my messages when I am at work without taking my phone out constantly.