Samsung Galaxy Fit3 (Pink Gold), 40mm AMOLED Display with Aluminium Body, Comprehensive Fitness and Health Tracking, Upto 13-Day Battery with Fast Charging, 5ATM & IP68 Rating

Bright this for my daughter and I'm not disappointed. It has a large screen, connecting seamlessly to a samsung phone, but can be used on another device too. It's great value for money, in fact I'm going to switch to one myself, I like it better than my Versa 4, which has functions I don't use. The samsung health app is user friendly and easy to navigate. It does everything you need such as tracking your sleep, exercise (which you can customise). We also brought a black colour for anther family member and they really enjoy the design too. The battery has so far lasted 12 days. I have brought a screen protector just to keep it in top condition. Very happy!

Got this to replace my old fit2. It’s a bit bigger but prefer the larger screen as it is much brighter and clearer. Easy to use and set programmes. Links to my Samsung phone easily. Had no glitches so far and found the step monitor etc to be pretty accurate. Really like the different functions available. Only minor negative is the way the strap fits - like a watch but the end tucks inside which is a bit unusual. Takes a bit of getting used to and can’t be fiddly in a rush but it really is a minor detail for me! Very happy otherwise.

I bought this to replace my ghastly horrid little Fitbit Inspire 2. As such it does the job admirably. It should be pointed out that it ISN'T a smart watch - it's a tracker with some smart features. This is reflected in the mid-range price, between the ridiculously priced Apple smart watch and your bargain basement B&M Goodmans job.So if it's a tracker you want, this does the job nicely, particularly if you already own a Samsung phone. The silicone strap initially felt odd, as the strap tucks under rather than over, but I understand it - it reduces wear on the strap, and it's very comfortable.The best thing about is the big chunky digital display, very easy to read, though I resented having to pay more for the blue display with white strap over the khaki display and dark grey strap.The stats are very informative, particularly the sleep section, though I do miss Fitbit's real time heart rate line graph - instead, Samsung Health displays a bar graph showing the max/min range over one hour per bar - but yet it DOES display a line graph in the sleep section. (?!) Btw you have to have the phone on charge and the Health app open overnight to get all the sleep stats.Another slight annoyance is you need TWO apps - WEAR controls the tracker settings and HEALTH the stats, rather than Fitbit's one does-it-all app.The battery, if you run everything all the time, only lasts five days. However it charges very quickly, from 0 to 100 in an hour. So I've found the best thing to do is charge it whenever I hit the shower - by the time I've done my morning ablutions, it's fully charged.A final slight annoyance is that the charge cable plugs into a Type C not Type A USB charger socket and I had to buy one especially. THIS SHOULD BE POINTED OUT on the Amazon blurb so you can have a charger ready!So in summary, this is a quality tracker best suited for Samsung phone owners who don't need or want a Smart Watch. Since that fits my requirements perfectly, I'm very happy with it, but the little annoyances mentioned above means I don't universally recommend it to everyone.

My old smart watch had died, so I wanted a replacement, but not something expensive. There were lots of options on Amazon, but I kept coming back to looking at this one, the main reason being the price point and the other being Samsung.The positives for me the all the tracking features, which include sleep, heart rate, stress and blood oxygen. You can also track snoring if you keep your phone next to you. I find the fitness tracker to be really good as well, especially with swimming, it can count your lengths, and you can set the pool length to give you an accurate timing, it also tracks which stroke you are using. It does so with auto detection as well, although I tend to set it manually to the exercise I am doing at the time. In some of the activities, it also uploads to Strava if you have it. Battery-wise wise I get 4 to 5 days, this is with constant tracking of everything switched on and tracking gym and swimming for about 4 -5 hours a week.There is no GPS or onboard storage, which does not bother me. Call alerts, SMS and WhatsApp alerts all come through.There is the Samsung Wearables app to set the watch up and then the Samsung Health App to track all the fitness stuff, this may seem a little daft, but both work well.For less than £40 it is a little gem, and best of all it tells the time as well