Pls be aware that John Lewis only sell large size in this watch. They do not offer a small or large option so I did not realise until ‘large' arrived which was too big. Customer service were unable to help so I now need to return this product-disappointing service and product information from John...

Its perfect for what I need! And a great price!

I bought watch a year back. Suddenly it got heated up onearly one day and completely switched off. Never started up. I approached service center got quote of 5500/- for a motherboard. Presently regreat my decision why I bought it.

The Samsung Gear Fit 2 is a well-round fitness tracker that's more than the sum of its parts. Its integrated GPS and heart-rate sensor are both on point, while its sizeable screen is both beautiful and responsive.

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

The Samsung Gear Fit2 Pro arrives at a weird time. It's an upgrade to the Gear Fit2 but entering a world where fitness trackers are seemingly losing steam to more capable smartwatches, which are getting better at, and focusing more on, health and activity tracking.

That gorgeous display; Offline Spotify; Even more fitness features

HR and swimming inaccuracies; Some connectivity/sync problems; Battery could be better

Samsung's Gear Fit 2 gained a lot of plaudits, which makes launching a 'pro' version something of a challenge. After all, the core of a good wearable is having a strong range of core features accessible via a clean and uncluttered UI that doesn't require a lot of menu navigation, and a hardware...

1) Doesn't work with any of the Samsung tablets we own. Had to use an iPhone to get the app required to download the data. We used to be loyal to Samsung but no more. 2) The GPS data is so very wrong. Apparently I can do 150 kilometers in 40 minutes of running. It is never correct.

From laps to cups of coffee, Samsung's Fit2 Pro tracks your every move

Easy to navigate interface; Water-resistant; Water lock mode avoids errant screen; Streams Spotify and stores 500 songs; Under Armour fitness tracking a fun addition

No iOS or Apple Music support at time of review; Slightly bulky for smaller wrists; Requires a tight fit to register heart rate

ImageTagInstance gallery-71fb0348-8b9a-429b-8cc3-f5d27b74fd45 Today’s fitness tracker market feels oversaturated with devices of various shapes, sizes, and feature sets to the point where simply choosing which one you want to get becomes an exercise much tougher than the ones you’ll be doing once you actually buy it.But despite this, last year Samsung still managed to position its HTMLTagInstance html-tag-9259fe31-9267-46f5-ae79-d713ead45e21 Gear Fit 2 as one of the best options on the market, thanks to its inclusion of almost every major feature you can think of — and then some. So it’s not exactly surprising that, rather than release an all-new entry in its Gear Fit series this year, Samsung instead chose to simply give the Fit 2 a better water resistance rating, slap a “Pro” at the end of its name, and call it a day. /124260794/.2_6924.3_phonearena.com_tier1 But as it turns out, not many other fitness trackers possess the ability to be used while swimming; so while this addition may...

The Samsung Gear Fit2 Pro is a fitness tracker with a smartwatch-grade screen. It tracks walks and runs, and is also a pretty good way to check incoming emails without taking phone from pocket. It’s ready for the pool too, and costs a lot less than an Apple Watch Series 3. Considering it can run third-party apps, though, you may be disappointed with the scope of its smarts. And make sure you’re ready for its size. It’s bigger than most band-style wearables, so may look worse than it does in photos if you have smaller wrists.

Sharp and colourful screen; Versatile fitness tracking; Great water resistance;

Smartwatch-style battery life; A bit chunky; Limited extra apps;