Samsung Galaxy Fit3, Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker, Health Monitoring, Black, 3 Year Extended Warranty (UK Version)

I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 in Pink Gold for a little while now and I’m really pleased with it. The design is sleek, lightweight, and comfortable enough to wear all day and night. The Pink Gold finish also looks really elegant and pairs well with both casual and smart outfits. The fitness and health tracking features work really well and give a clear picture of daily activity, sleep, and overall health. The display is bright and easy to read, and the interface is simple to navigate. Battery life has also been impressive, lasting several days without needing a recharge. Overall, it’s a great fitness tracker that does exactly what it promises—reliable tracking, a stylish look, and good battery life. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a simple and effective smartwatch for everyday fitness and health monitoring.

Fab little watch! Perfect size to read and use without being too bulky and heavy, or barely being able to use the screen. Lots of modes and good customisation. Fantastic budget friendly smart watch! Notification dont always come through, or the watch will sometimes disconnect from my phone randomly but never a big issue and just needs a quick reconnect. Battery lasts atleast a full week on 1 charge, if not longer, and is very easy to set up with a set by set guide. Maybe took me 5 min with basic customisation. Leaves you to customise the background.

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.

I wanted something to count the steps, heart beat, SPO2 (blood oxygen %), monitor sleep and do the usual things like telling the time, date etc. This watch does all that and so much more, and in my opinion is an amazing amount of tech for the money. It also looks good. I was a little concerned that some of the reviewers had issues with accuracy for such as steps and being unable to get the blood oxygen to work, but thought that for the money (and the warranty) it was worth a try. With regards to the steps, we have compared it to my wife's Fitbit and it is almost identical, so maybe those people who had trouble got a faulty watch. The blood oxygen was a little tricky at first but now I've got it weighed up it works fine, and having compared it with my pulse oximeter (that on it's own cost almost as much as this watch), it is accurate. With regards to battery life it will depend on how you have the display settings. I've set it so that it isn't on all the time and from fully charged it is now showing 50% after three days. Obviously it will run down faster if you have the display on the time. With regards to charging, that is the one source of irritation with this item. As usual Samsung send their kit out with a USB C charger, so you need to buy a USB male to USB C female adaptor to be able to charge it in the billions of normal USB outlets. Why Samsung do this is beyond me, but don't let it stop you buying this watch because a pack of two adaptors from Amazon is less than £3 (SNESH 2Pack USB-C Female to USB Male Adapter, USB C to USB A Adapter). It did come charged to around 65% so it wasn't a problem, but unless you already have an adaptor I would recommend ordering one at the same time as ordering the watch. Just to be clear, the charging part that connects to the watch is a bespoke design (similar to the Fitbit charging cable) that clicks in place by magnetism, so please don't think that you can just plug the USB end in to the watch, the USB C end is the end that you have to plug into a USB power source, hence the need for the adaptor. It doesn't have GPS, which isn't an issue for me, but when connected to your Samsung Phone, that does, and the vast majority of people have their phone with them at all times. If you have a Samsung phone, it has the 'Wear' app and the 'Health' app and you need to connect to that to get the best out of the watch. In fact, I may be wrong, but I can't see how you could set it up without connecting to the Wear app. Not sure how it work with none Samsung phones, I imagine that you would have download the apps. It has loads of features and they are all subscription free. You can check your sleep patterns and so many other things that are far too many to list here. I haven't used hardly any of the features, but there are loads of fitness work outs, and you can set targets and alarms to prompt you get up and do something. You can also personalise the displays via the app, which has lots of alternatives, and you can even set the background to a picture of your dog if you want. My wife's Fitbit is about five years old and compared to this is like a 1980's car compared to a Tesla, so having seen how good mine is, we ordered one for her and she loves it. We both think that this is an amazing watch, not just for the money, but because it is just so good. Especially when you don't need a subscription to get all the features and records.

This is an amazing watch for its price point. I've had it for around 6 months and its been great. It links up perfectly with my samsung phone and its health app. I was a bit worried about it being scratched so bought some screen protectors, so far so good and would highly recomend them for extra protection (they are a bit annoying as water can get in between them and the face, but easy to remove the protector and dry, so i can live with that) so back to the watch, its packed with features, reading your what's app messages is handy, the timer function is great very user friendly, step count is there, plus other stuff like heart rate, It also works well when detecting walking and controlling music. My only real criticism is when the battery goes low I don't seem to get a proper alert, and adding additional apps seems limited too. I've taken to setting an alarm on my phone and charging once a week which works for now. Great product for the price but do your research as it doesn't have all of the features the £300 watches have.

Bought for my wife as a bday present and she's consistently raving about it. It's not quite a full smart watch (like SG6) but it does way more than a standard fitness watch. It's intuitive, you can wear it swimming and so much more. A definite for someone wanting a solid fitness tracking watch with some of the key features of a true smart watch. You can see messages and calls but can't text back or answer calls but that's not what this watch is really for. The battery life is excellent too.

I wanted a device that would alert me when I'd been inactive for a period of time, and keep track of my activities, and it definitely does both those things. It's neat and unobtrusive, with lots of useful features including a water lock so you don't have to take it off for swimming. It charges from your phone (about 1 hour for a full charge) or from a power bank. It links with your phone via the Galaxy Wearable app and you can use the Samsung Health app to keep an eye on your activity levels, add and customise workouts and see your sleep stats, heart rate and approximate blood oxygen levels. It doesn't have a microphone so you can't answer calls, but it does alert you to incoming calls and you can use it as a control for your music player. You can read incoming messages, and reply to them with simple one-word pre-loaded responses ('Yes', 'No', 'OK', 'On my way') and you can set your own responses too. There is also a very useful Find My Phone button (and, from your Galaxy Wearable phone app, a Find my Band facility). I love the customisable clock and home screen - you can add your choice of photo and change it as often as you like! Overall, it's an inexpensive piece of kit which has many of the same functions as a much more high-end model - mine does everything it's supposed to do and I'm very pleased with it.

I've worn this every day for around 3 weeks now, using it mostly for heart-rate monitoring during cardio workouts, and for sleep monitoring (I was experiencing disturbed nights, waking feeling downright grumpy and wanted something to help me understand why). I see the price fluctuates quite a lot, I paid the bargain price of £28 for mine. If you see it priced at more than that maybe wait a few days in case it gets reduced? Quality seems excellent - responsive AMOLED screen, sharp and clear, and a rubber-like strap with a conventional buckle. The Samsung app allows you to choose from hundreds of different watch faces - the customisation options are extensive. It can be difficult to get the strap right - too loose and it doesn't work as well, too tight and it's very uncomfortable. Whilst it does communicate with my (android) phone it works perfectly well without it - it stores your data until next time it's in range of your phone. Obviously, things like email alerts will only work with the phone in range. Accuracy: comparing heart-rate with other devices (including a medically-certified blood pressure monitor) suggests the heart-rate is accurate to +/- 1 bpm. Not sure how well it detects sleep patterns (I suspect it's not all that accurate when compared to (say) a £350 iWatch), but for a mere 28 quid it does an acceptable job. Still not worked out why I'm having disturbed nights, but the Samsung Health app tells me my 'sleep animal' is a penguin - not sure what to make of that!