Firstly, the strap which comes with this watch, and also every strap that Samsung offers for this watch are far too large for a petite/normal womens wrist. They only come in size M/L which is ridiculous for the amount of money I paid for the watch. Secondly, the wireless charger which comes with the watch is shockingly bad. It lasted 3 months before breaking, despite having no physical damage, and also only being kept in one safe location. I now have a dead watch. The reviews on this charger tell me I am not the only one who has had this issue. Fitness tracking is OK. Wouldnt recommend.

While the original Watch Active felt like a first-generation product, the Galaxy Watch Active 2 is a product that proves Samsung is listening to user feedback. The touch-sensitive bezel really helps with the overall experience, and there's now LTE connectivity for those who need it.

Sleek; premium design Sharp AMOLED display Touch-enabled bezel for quick navigation Bluetooth + LTE variants for more flexibility ~2 day battery life Fantastic sleep tracking

No MST payments with Samsung Pay Tizen app ecosystem is still lacking compared to Wear OS Heart rate; GPS; and altimeter sensors can be wonky Setup process still needs work

It's everything I wish Wear OS would be

The trouble with releasing a follow-up device so soon after the first is there may not be too much to shout about

Looks great; Digital bezel works well; Fantastic screen

Battery life could be better; Samsung Health isn’t great; Some menu items are hard to find

I have been using it for quite sometime now and absolutely loving this companion on daily basis. Great style (the classic kinda), features, finish and amazing battery life (easily running into 4th day on bluetooth mode ). Trying to learn all the features in detail before starting to use it with standalone e-sim mode.

The best watch for Samsung users

Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 LTE’s big USP is the 4G connectivity and the new touch-based bezel. At Rs 35,990 the watch is not exactly cheap, but if you want constant connectivity on your watch, then it is certainly more affordable than Apple ’s LTE Watches in the market.

If you’re looking for a round smartwatch that does fitness and core smartwatch features well in equal measures, the second-gen Active is one smartwatch worth checking out.

Familiar sporty look with two size options; Comfortable to wear day and night; Touch bezel works well; Easy-to-use software; Decent fitness-tracking features

Software a bit clunky for sports tracking; ECG and Fall Detection not available yet; Battery life only slightly improved; Underwhelming app support remains; LTE model bumps up the price

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...

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...