In the world of wearables, Fitbit is one of the most common names – it has achieved near ubiquity with the term ‘fitness trackers', which in turn has helped it become the obvious leader in the market.

Built-in GPS; Tracks a lot of types of exercise; AMOLED screen looks great and makes navigation a breeze; Extended notification support

Store region-locking is frustrating; Can't track swimming; Display is weak outdoors

Samsung Gear Fit 2 review: Surprisingly feature-rich at $250

Could the Gear Fit 2 be your new fitness assisting MVP?

Crystal clear and responsive display; Capability for substantial music storage; Comfortable and unobtrusive; Reasonable price point

Sensors are somewhat flawed; Watch face design is poor; Not water resistant enough to shower with; Not many third-party apps available

Samsung Gear Fit 2 [Review]

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.

Samsung Gear Fit2 hands on: luxury for a lucky few

The Gear Fit2 is a luxurious fitness tracker. No other such device has a display as brilliant as that of the Gear Fit2. The additional 4 GB of internal memory expands the device's functionality into the portable audio player realm, which is especially handy because you can go jogging without having...

Samsung Gear Fit 2 review

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...