Overall what I expected. Has a few awkward limitations that could be improved on (sleep, auto sync frequency, etc. ).

The Gear S2 is my first fitness tracker so I don't have anything to compare it with, but overall I'm very happy with it. Before buying it I read most of the reviews on tech and gadget websites so I had a pretty good idea of the Fit 2's extensive feature set as well as potential...

Very disappointed--purchased two identical Gear Fit 2s for my daughter and me two weeks ago. I really want to love this product--it has a beautiful screen, personalization options, and is a great interface with my Samsung Galaxy S6 (messages and e-mails display perfectly and are easy to read, as...

Ive had this product about 6 months, overall its pretty good but there is a few features id change. The auto tracking irritates me. If youre just going about doing day to day stuff, it will detect youre doing a workout, which i personally dont like and i don't think really give an accurate reading...

This Watch IS Awesome I never tough I would by one like this before. but If you do any sport Activity this watch IS really good to keep track for A really good price

Considering it's taken months for the Samsung Gear Fit2 to finally cross the pond, it wasn't with the highest of expectations that I first slapped it on my wrist. Following two weeks of use, however, I've come away impressed. It's definitely the best fitness wearable Samsung has produced.

Great notification management; Vibrant display; Accurate distance and HRM tracking; Useful activity tracking and prompts

Lacking training insight; Spotty bodyweight exercise rep counting

Samsung has taken a bold step and is competing with a large number of fitness makers and some who are experts in the field. While the first Gear Fit didn't turn things for the company, the new Gear Fit 2 seems like a promising device.

Worthwhile. Light. Simple to use. Only 2.5 days charge

Between the Gear S3 Frontier and the Gear IconX smart headphones Samsung already has a healthy collection of wearable tech to hand. The Samsung Gear Fit 2, however, is something different. Not just from what Samsung has on offer, but different from the rest of the market too.

Accurate distance and heart-rate tracking; solid notification options; cool and comfortable design; bright and crisp display

Uninspiring battery life; S Health lacks training advice; live data is limited

Samsung launched the Gear Fit 2 back in the Summer of 2016 as the successor to their original smartband that was called the Gear Fit. Around the late Fall (early Winter) Samsung provided us with a unit and I pretty much put it through its paces.