I love the Gear Fit 2 fitness tracker. It works well and is very light on the arm. It's very comfotable and the large screen is easy to read. I read the reviews that complained about the band design so I replaced my band to prevent losing the tracker.

solid construction.all functions work well.nice looking.

loads of functiodns

nsdothinsg when on sale

Fitness, like faith, remains a delusion unless it's tested; the training equally so, if not measured and recorded. But they should never be namesake, neither be your tracking gear. Among recent launches of new generation fitness trackers, the Samsung Gear Fit2 was announced at Note 7 launch in India...

Automatic exercise tracking; Refined design with a larger screen; Light and comfortable to wear; Standalone BT Audio playback and GPS for distance measurement

Only a couple of third party apps supported; Water resistant but not for swimming; Short backup duration of about 2 days

There's no perfect fitness tracker. The good ones achieve a balance, working around the inherent flaws that plague the product class: namely battery compromises, awkward UIs, and managing Bluetooth connections. The Samsung Gear Fit 2 achieves this balance.

Comfortable for most; Great display; Feature rich

Too bulky for small wrists; Alerts tough to feel; Only compatible with Android smartphones (as of this writing

Really like the fit and capability of this device, very nicely done Samsung.

This product works, like that pictures from texts are displayed

Samsung's originally Gear Fit felt like a half-baked, half-finished device, but the Gear Fit 2 corrects nearly all of the faults of its predecessor. Stronger battery life would be nice, but that's a necessary trade-off to get a device that handles fitness tracking while still managing to act as a...

I have to give Samsung credit: it went from making a me-too wearable to making something that feels like a serious commitment, something that its intended audience would actually want to use. I'm talking about the Samsung Gear Fit 2, the company's new activity-tracking wristband.

Comfortable band; Tracks everything except swimming; Built-in GPS

Band still isn't very attractive; Display not visible in sunlight; Android only

Wearable devices today generally fall into two categories: fitness trackers or smartwatches. Since many people are looking for different features and functions, the fact that there are so many different devices with varying features is not surprising.

Apart from making smartwatches like the Gear S2 and the new Gear S3 , Samsung has not forgotten about their fitness wearable segment. The latest incarnation of Samsung's fitness bands, the Gear Fit2 certainly sports quite a few upgrades compared to its predecessor. Read on to find out what we think.