Brought this watch on pre order and I can't stress how bad it was. When I first got the watch I was initially impressed by the features and functionality. Especially the the auto tracking heart rate monitor and the ability to answer calla and speak front the watch due to there now being a speaker...

If you want a smart watch for notifications and NFC payment Its not a bad watch, however as a fitness watch it's nothing short of terrible! The step count is way off (it only seems to count after around 20 steps) as it doesn't count ALL your steps, the heart rate function seems ok but the counting...

I love everything about although am still learning to use it. It's really good at work, as I don't keep my phone on me I can see when a message comes or answer a phone call if it's important, the first time I did this I felt like Sick Tracey.

It looks good on the wrist and the functions have improved a lot from its predecessor

i was about to buy the galaxy watch but after buying active watch 2 i think i made a right decision .. touch bezel on active 2 is just amazing and the 8 photosensors can beat the watch in the game

I pre-Ordered and purchased this watch alongside the Galaxy Note 10 Plus. I changed phone ecosystems as the Note 10 Plus was everything I wanted at a better price. The watch falls very short of my expectations.

Just six months after the launch of the Galaxy Watch Active, Samsung has followed it up with the next generation of its flagship smartwatch. But why I've been wearing the new Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 to find out. Here's my full review.

Flawless performance; Excellent AMOLED display; Digital bezel works well; Attractive design; Always-on display

Samsung bloatware required; Bixby is still awful; Poor third-party app support

The 'active' branding is relevant but not defining to the Galaxy Watch Active 2. This is an excellent smartwatch on every level, not just for fitness tracking.

Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2's ECG and LTE bring it closer to the Apple Watch

Comprehensive and expansive exercise tracking; Stainless-steel version looks watch-like; Easy-to-read display in all lighting; Two-day battery with light usage; You can scroll Twitter on a watch

Still limited third-party app support; ECG monitoring still not live; Incremental performance over old model

I use this with iOS and can whole heartedly recommend instead of Apple Watch easily for the price and features. The only downside is I can't use Samsung Pay as iOS doesn't have an app for it and I can't reply to texts/emails from the watch but I can make and receive phone calls which is perfect for...