Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro 45mm Bluetooth Smart Watch, 3 Year
Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro 45mm Bluetooth Smart Watch, 3 Year Manufacturer Warranty, Grey Titanium (UK Version)
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 Watch5 Pro |  Watch5 |  Watch4 |  Watch4 Classic | |
| Colours | Black Titanium, Grey Titanium | Graphite, Gold, Silver, Blue | Black, Pink, Silver, Green | Black, Silver |
| Size | 45mm | 40mm, 44mm | 40mm, 44mm | 42mm, 46mm |
| Weight | 46.5g | 28.7g, 33.5g | 25.9g, 30.3g | 46.5g, 52g |
| Display | Sapphire Crystal | Sapphire Crystal | Corning Gorilla Glass with DX+ | Corning Gorilla Glass with DX |
| Material | Titanium | Armor Aluminium | Armor Aluminium | Stainless Steel |
| Battery | 590mAh | 284mAh, 410mAh | 247mAh, 361mAh | 247mAh, 361mAh |
| Sleep Tracking | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| GPS Route | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
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1 Provided when GPX format route file is imported for hiking and cycling and route is set as target under Samsung Health settings. 2 Track Back feature must be enabled during every hiking or cyclying workout under Samsung Health settings for use. 3 The typical capacity has been tested under third party laboratory conditions. The typical capacity is the estimated average capacity considering the deviation in battery capacity among the battery samples tested under the IEC 61960-3 standard. 4 The rated capacity is 573mAh for Galaxy Watch5 Pro, 398mAh for Galaxy Watch5 Large, and 276mAh for Galaxy Watch5 Small. Actual battery life may vary depending on the network environment, usage patterns, and other factors. 5 Due to country restrictions in obtaining approval/registration as a medical device for certain services, those sensor(s) and their relevant service(s) may not be available for use. Check out samsung/apps/samsung-health-monitor for latest update on service countries. 6 DO NOT measure your body composition if you have an implanted pacemaker or other implanted medical devices. 7 DO NOT measure your body composition if you are pregnant. 8 Measurement results may not be accurate if you are under 20 years old. 9 All features and UI are subject to change. 10 Blood pressure feature is not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease. 11 Intended for general wellness and fitness purposes only. Not intended for use in detection, diagnosis, treatment, monitoring or management of any medical condition or disease. Any health-related information accessed through the device and/or application should not be treated as medical advice. Users should seek any medical advice from a physician. 12 ECG and BP feature only to be used by 22 years+. For accurate BP readings, a calibration is required every 4 weeks by BP monitor & arm cuff. Requires a Galaxy smartphone running Android 7.0 or above. 13 Users should measure their blood pressure when at rest, as they would do with a traditional cuff, and refrain from measuring when they are working out, smoking, or drinking. 14 ECG and blood pressure feature may vary by country or region. Due to country restrictions in obtaining approval/registration as a medical device, ECG and blood pressure only work on watches and smartphones purchased in the countries where service is currently available (however, service may be restricted when users travel to non-service countries). Check out samsung/apps/samsung-health-monitor for more information and latest update on service countries.
| Dimensions: | 20.32 x 2.54 x 2.54 cm; 230 Grams |
| Model: | F-MR920NZTAAMA |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | Samsung |
| Dimensions: | 20.32 x 2.54 x 2.54 cm; 230 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
Ok, full disclosure. I sent this item back to Amazon as I got a great deal from my phone provider on this and a new phone.
The 45mm galaxy watch 5 is a beast. Both in performance and size. The last smartwatch I owned was the galaxy watch 2 so a lot has changed since then but the familiar look and feel of the software had me working round the watch in no time.
The watch comes in its own small thin box with an instruction manual, the watch and the USB C charging cable with magnetic connection. ( Why do these never come with the wall plug anymore?)
First impression is the size. Bigger than my last smart watch but in all honesty, it’s no bigger than your average Casio G shock.
It had about 20% charge when first turned on so was more than enough to get started pairing it to my phone and tweaking settings etc to get it to my liking.
Once I had got everything setup and accounts synced ( more on that later) I decided to see how long it would take to charge. From around 10% it charged to full in around 1 hour 15 mins which I think is pretty decent.
From full charge, I have had it on for 2 full days and although not really sitting playing with it constantly, I have been using it a fair bit for things and it still had around 10% left after this time.
I have used some of the health tracking stuff on the watch for walks and heart beat monitoring and so far, it seems pretty good at automatically recognising what activity I am doing although I am skeptical about how accurate the heart rate monitor is.
Now, my biggest bug bear with any of these types of devices especially with Samsung is the way the onboard software forces you to use their own apps for email etc. On my phone for example, I use widgets for outlook calendar to keep track of what I’m doing the next few days. The watch does not have this calendar in its software and as a workaround, I have to sync to Samsung calendar which although is not the end of the world, it is an extra step needed to go if you are to get the whole Lte experience that this watch is designed for. I’m sure other apps are the same and I think just a little more integration with popular software is needed if I was to have the whole leave the phone at home functionality that Lte is supposed to offer.
This for me is why I give 4 stars instead of 5. Almost a great product but still a little bit of work needed on software integration with popular applications that people use on their phones on a daily basis.
Battery lasts 3 days, which is far short of the 7+ days of the Huawei GT 3 Pro
However a lot more apps work and so does footstep tracking, both showing the same on the phone and watch.
Might be a compromise on battery life but less a frustration in the long run.
Only shock is the charging wire utilises a usbc
Can be a bit fiddly you need a blood pressure to get the watch to take it on the watch
It’s so much better from my previous watch Ticwatch 3, but it locks itself all the time. Most of the tracking functions are not close enough. But still, I like it very much, it’s really smart and convenient.
My husband really loves it the battery life is great . He likes that he can answer his phone from i
Upgraded from my old Galaxy Watch 3. Simple to use and simple to pair with my phone. Battery life was poor until I installed the software update, now I get an average 2-3 days without charging. Charging is also very quick. Nothing seems to have gone wrong with the watch itself and I’ve never needed to reset or restart the watch. It’s never glitches or frozen on me. What more can I say? Its a good watch.
Not really a criticism buy I wish I’d bought the LTE version now. Oh well.
Nice watch, it do what it says and battery keeps up to 3 days without any problems
Arrived fast, setup was easy. Looks good and does what it says on the box.
The only issue is the charger connection not being a standard usb, I had to charge it via my phone until I purchased a USB connector.
A big upgrade for me to this watch. Absolutely brilliant, packed with great health and fitness apps and a battery that lasts 48 hours or longer.
Like the record route feature for my long runs too.
I have had lots of smart watches but this is by far the best one I have ever owned, the battery life is amazing it uses about 13% a day with everything switched on apart from always on screen.
Went for the pro model as its titanium and super lightweight, which is ideal for sleep tracking.
But also for general use, as you dont really notice the additonal weight, you would usually associate with a smartwatch.
If you are using it with a Samsung device, it fully integrates into the Samsung eco system, for example with fitness tracking, and profile changes, mirrors the same setup as you phone seamlessly.
Battery life is excellent, with AOD active you will easily get a day of normal useage. With AOD off, it will last for days. Also chargers very rapidly, so the moments for example you take a shower, you can easily top up the battery to keep you going.
The level of customisation you have with this watch, is vastly superior to the Apple devices, with thousands of different faces. Including some well known brands.
Fitness and health are vastly improved over other generations of the Galaxy watch, with a lot more accuracy, and detailed health and body metrics to measure. Ideal if you are into casual or hardcore fitness.
I had the Apple Watch Ultra prior to purchasing this. And though the Ultra has a lot of unique gimmicks. I think the Samsung Galaxy watch has a lot to offer, and is a worthy competitor.
If you are looking for a capable smart watch, then this is well worth a purchase.
I started setting the watch up and got the charging cable out, to find out they’ve used a USB-C plug instead of the nice standard old fashioned USB plug, so now I’ve got to go out tomorrow and buy either an adaptor or a new charger just to charge it up, can’t really review it much more since it’s down to 20%.
Why Samsung decided to use this plug is beyond me, it’s a safe bet that most people will have at least 1 of the old fashioned ones kicking around, but not many will have the new USB-C ones 🙁