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

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

The Samsung Gear Fit 2 Pro might be a fitness tracker first and a fairly good one at that, but it doesn't fall short when it comes to being a smartwatch too. If you're looking for better apps above and beyond the fitness-focused ones, the Samsung app ecosystem may not be for you and you're perhaps...

The Samsung Gear Fit 2 Pro isn't a game-changer compared to its predecessor, but waterproofing and continuous heart tracking are welcome additions, especially since they come without a price bump. The Pro model has been launched at the same Rs. 13,990 price as Gear Fit 2, and is already down to Rs.

Built-in GPS; Super AMOLED screen is still great; Waterproofing; can track swims; Full notifications support

Region-locked store is frustrating; Display is weak outdoors; Inaccurate without GPS

The Samsung Gear Fit2 Pro is one of the smartest fitness trackers out there. It's perfect if you are training for a marathon and have a strict regimen. However, if fitness is not your thing, there's no point wasting Rs 13,590 for a watch that will double up as a second screen for your smartphone.

Auto activity detection; Punchy display; Solid build; Swimming-proof

Poor battery; Cumbersome setup process

Recently Samsung released the Gear Fit2 Pro, and we managed to get our hands on it. The Fit2 Pro comes in Black and Red, and helps you with tracking a plethora of activities on a daily basis. For the looks, it opted for a sportier design, similar to other fitness bands in the market.

Offline spotify; Great display

Short battery life

Everything on this device works flawlessly. Doesn't lag or slow down. All the apps work without glitching. Has so many more options than the Fitbit Charge 2...for the same price. Touch screen is so smooth. Waterproof mode works perfect.

The main goal of the Samsung Gear Fit 2 Pro is to make working out easy and fun, even if it's in a pool. By and large, it succeeds, though so did its predecessor for the most part.

Awesome design; Offline Spotify support; Swim-friendly

Clumsy setup process; Bad value compared to cheaper predecessor

It detects activities automatically; Captures sleep and steps consistently

Battery life is not that great; Needs charging every 36 to 48 hours

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...

The Samsung Gear Fit2 was not what I expected in a wearable. I only had this watch for 2 days and it stopped working. Bummer