SeekerSamsung Galaxy Fit
The surprisingly affordable Samsung Galaxy Fit is a sleek, accurate fitness tracker with a lovely display, a simple interface, and long battery life.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- STARTS TRACKING WHEN YOU START MOVING: Walk, run, even hop on the elliptical—the Galaxy Fit2 automatically detects and tracks what you’re doing. KEEP GOING 24/7: Track your day’s activities and your night’s sleep continuously with a battery that lasts up to 15 days on a single charge.
- LIGHT AND BRIGHT DESIGN: Sleek and lightweight, Galaxy Fit2 features a curved and full-color AMOLED display that makes it easy to stay connected at a glance. TOUGH, LIKE YOU: Galaxy Fit2 is made with a swim-ready and durable design. LIVE WELL EVERY DAY: Galaxy Fit2 tracks daily steps, calories burned, calories remaining for the day, water intake and sleep patterns.
- GET NOTIFICATIONS. REPLY QUICKLY: You’re always connected, so you’ll be notified of incoming calls or texts right on your Galaxy Fit2. Plus, send quick, preset replies, and keep an eye on schedules, the forecast and more.
- DESIGNED TO WORK TOGETHER: Pair your Galaxy Fit2 with your Galaxy smartphone to get credit for every move and stay connected with calls and texts.
- This device and related software are not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease. Battery life varies on usage. Water-resistant up to 50 meters per ISO standard 22810:2010. Not intended for scuba diving. Avoid excessive, sudden temperature changes and high-velocity activities. Rinse in fresh water/dry after use in seawater.
PROS
+ Affordable.
+ Accurate fitness tracking and heart rate monitoring.
+ Big, sharp display.
+ Long battery life.
+ Simple interface.
+ Smartphone notifications.
+ Sleek, lightweight design.
CONS
- Big for small wrists.
- Requires two apps.
- Thick bezel.
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Expert reviews and ratings
By PCMag on June 14, 2019
The surprisingly affordable Samsung Galaxy Fit is a sleek, accurate fitness tracker with a lovely display, a simple interface, and long battery life.
80
By TechAdvisor on November 28, 2019
Initial impressions are great, with the handsome form factor and gorgeous display putting up a good front. When you get down to really using the Galaxy Fit, though, its inaccurate heart monitor and lack of GPS tracking take the shine off proceedings.
Considering the fact that you can pick up the Galaxy Fit-e for around £50/$50 less and only miss out on wireless charging, the larger colour display, and a few other minor features, or buy the Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 4 or Honor Band 5 for the same discounted price, it’s hard to recommend the expensive Galaxy Fit.
70
By TechRadar on July 05, 2019
The Samsung Galaxy Fit is accessible and easy to live with, but poor distance readings and basic tracking see it fall behind the best.
60
By TrustedReviews on July 31, 2019
The Galaxy Fit is fine for the step counting basics but falters when asked to track runs. You can get much better for a similar price.
60
By TrustedReviews on August 25, 2011
Budget smartphones have a tendency to look quite low rent, but this handset largely manages to avoid this trap. From the front it actually comes across as quite a handsome device. With a dark chrome band running around the outer edge and light chrome highlighting on the home button and earpiece speaker grill, its classier than most budget rivals. The rear doesn’t look quite as good, though, as the ribbed battery cover feels quite plasticky.
60