Smart bracelet Samsung Galaxy Fit2, black Review

I bought it so that the steps were prescribed in Samsung Health. But I think he's lying in numbers. I changed the bracelet to the Mibend one, because it is more familiar and burgundy) I didn’t put it into the water, I don’t like the feeling of moisture under the bracelet later.

I decided to try to change my Honor 4 for this model, since compared to the first version, the progress is very noticeable, including in price. It measures steps normally, sleep is also good, measuring the "amount" of oxygen in the blood . Well, for me personally, it doesn’t really have much value, especially having a home pulse oximeter :) From the point of view of a device from the Samsung "ecosystem", it is cool, notifications are displayed correctly and are well read, the display is…

Despite a slightly higher price than the same Mi Band 5, the device exceeded my expectations in all respects. Particularly pleased that you do not need to install a separate application (bought for the Galaxy S10e). There are no work instructions. I was pleased with the automatic system for detecting and recording physical activity, basically it works accurately, swimming and walking always detects and without errors. Only the charging wiring is a little annoying, it looks too flimsy, and it is

Revealing my honest observations.I used the watch, sold it, the bracelet is quite satisfied in terms of functionality. More possibilities only in hours.

Measurements (heart rate, steps, sleep, etc. ) are RELATIVELY accurate. The application (Galaxy Wearable) is intuitive, and Samsung Health is strange in places. A very good bracelet. Justifies the price (bought for 2860) Has some pros: Everything is simple and convenient. If you dig into the application, you can find many useful settings. The icons of all applications are displayed when messages arrive (well, in general it is convenient to read messages from the bracelet) Bright, colorful…

Before that, there was a fit bracelet. It works fine, the connection with the phone is lost only when you go far from the phone. There are enough functions in the bracelet. But the choice of dials is not very good. Many write about it.

Sharing my individual take on it.Got pros: Design. Battery life. Small size, comfortable to sleep in. Has cons: Very large bezels, due to this the screen is small.

I've had Samsung phones for quite some time, but I've also wanted a bracelet from the same business for quite some time. But, the price was always out of my price range, so I was forced to settle for Chinese substitutes. I made a beeline for the closest retail outlet as soon as I heard that Samsung had released a bracelet at a price point suited for Chinese customers. I can tell that I am happy with it after using it for a little more than 25 months. Although it has been greatly enhanced, the…

I read about it before buying, it fully met my expectations, it works properly. I didn’t immediately find out that there is a top menu curtain, you need to pull the top of the screen down, there is information about charging the battery Its pros: Stylish smart bracelet. I bought it for the pool and running, dancing is considered training only if I try VERY hard) I use it with Samsung health Some cons: There is no pressure or oxygen level measurement in the blood, the accuracy of the pedometer…

You have to comprehend what it is right now, and here it is: 1) something that has nothing to do with medical supplies or devices that are offered for sale in the Medtech industry. 2) an item geared for people who enjoy active lifestyles and sporting activities. 3) something that can sometimes substitute one thing for another: for instance, she mistook the activity of me sweeping the floor with a broom for "another workout," and after monitoring my pulse, she reported the percentages of my time

Some pros: - Juicy color reproduction; - Battery life; - Accurate pedometer; - The most accurate sleep monitoring; - A sufficient number of dials (81 number of dials, much more?!); - The convenience of Samsung Health. Much better than MiFit. - Get achievements like in Apple Watch. Has cons: - Training mode. This is the main disadvantage of this fitness bracelet. I had moments when I started a workout and after a minute the workout turned off on its own, and I didn’t suspect anything. With what

I changed Xiaomi MiBand 5 (not of my own free will - they fell off my hand at work), here the design of the strap looks more reliable, it just does not unfasten.

After three weeks of use, there are the following conclusions: in general, if you are the owner of a Samsung smartphone and do not bother much with recording activities, then this bracelet will be a very profitable purchase, because the charge holds for a long time. steps are considered relatively correct, with the included water protection you can safely splash in the shower, pool and FRESHWATER reservoirs - there will be no problems. But if you have a habit of recording your activity, then…

As an inexpensive accessory, it is suitable for those who prefer to live in the Samsung ecosystem and use the Samsung Health app. If you do not need adequate work in the pool, there are practically no significant disadvantages. Different pros: 1) Duration of work (however, I use it only for training) 2) Normal accuracy of heart rate tracking - compared with a chest strap while running 3) Support for working in the pool without connecting to the phone (However, at the time of completion of the…

A good bracelet, it works great in the Samsung ecosystem, it may be inferior to the latest miband in terms of capabilities, but there are a lot of complaints about xiaomi software.

Has some pros They work, they are quite smart, they live for a long time (in my opinion) - about 10 days without recharging. Auto-detection of workouts (including the type of workout). Has cons: Emoji are not supported in notifications. Pictures and other attachments are also not supported, but this is understandable, there are no questions here.

In general, buzz for 2.5 thousand that he cost me. The initial price tag is 7000. , which was at the start of sales, to put it mildly, overpriced. XIAOMI is more functional, but the connection with Samsung health is more important to me. Pros below: Holds a charge for 8 days at maximum brightness and constant heart rate measurement. Has some cons You can’t pick up the phone (it’s convenient if the phone is not nearby and you go to it), it doesn’t count the floors. Less convenient interface for…

I needed a bracelet with which I would not have to bother, but just put it on and forgot it. It performs this function and is integrated into sHealth. Previously, I could not sleep in hours, it was uncomfortable and I had to put it on charge at night. This one is light and does not feel on the hand, so I wear it without removing it. Steps counts clearly, at least my usual route matches the steps with the phone. The pulse measures correctly when running, I did not compare it with a tonometer…

A significant step forward from Samsung in this price category compared to the previous model. But the time of real work in my case is about 8 days, although the brightness of the backlight is always minimal

I don’t know about the vibration motor, today the alarm clock woke me up as expected, the bracelet automatically registered and measured the sleep.