Samsung Galaxy Fit3, Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker, Health
Samsung Galaxy Fit3, Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker, Health Monitoring, Black, 3 Year Manufacturer Extended Warranty (UK Version)
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Samsung Galaxy Fit3, Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker, Health Monitoring, Black, 3 Year Manufacturer Extended Warranty (UK Version)
Excellent smartwatch and fitness tracker for the price. I’ve had a few different cheap brand smartwatch (which actually cost more than the Fit3) and they were rubbish. It has functions like fitness tracking, heart rate monitoring, stress monitoring, calendar, sleep tracking. All of which sync perfectly with your Samsung phone.
Its little things i like about it though. Such as controlling alarms on my phone through the watch, and when you access a notification through the watch, it come off your phone and visa versa. Previous cheap brands I had didn’t have that feature, you had to actually delete endless notifications even though you’d already read them.
All in all, very happy and would recommend to any Samsung user.
Excellent value for money — a great all-rounder
I bought two of these Samsung Galaxy Fit3 watches for my daughters, and they’ve both been really happy with them. They’ve been using them daily for the past few months, and the battery life has been particularly impressive.
For the price, I honestly cannot fault them. They have everything you need for everyday use, and I can’t think of anything that’s missing. They’re a great all-rounder without costing a fortune.
Overall, excellent value for money and a purchase I’m very pleased with.
Super easy to set up and use. Much prefer this over my past fitbit.
The personalisation option on the clock face to add your own image is lovely.
I opted to buy some alternative straps, very easy to change.
Has awesome tiles to use and the vibration levels on the silent alarm being adjustable is brilliant.
Has given good longevity on single charge.
I got tired of my Fitbit so I thought as a Samsung user I would try this. I didn’t expect too much as it cost 31 but I wish I changed a long time ago! The set up was quicker and simpler than Fitbit and the screen is sleeker and can do more. The device itself is comfortable and lightweight. You have way more options for what you want on your screen including music and calendar. Considering my Fitbits were around 5x the price, this device is just excellent. Would recommend.
Excellent as an entry level fitness tracker. Having used fitbit versa watches for the past good few years I got fed up withem failing. The screen fell out of one. It was not damaged at all but just fell to pieces. It was under warranty so fitbit agreed to replace it. They sent me out a used fitbit in a jiffy bag with no strap and it was a completely different colour so had to buy a new strap! Very poor service but it was in their warranty smallprint that they could do this. The battery failed on the rest within 2 years!
The samsung is light. The battery life is excellelnt and the quality and functionality is staggering for a 50 quid tracker. I will say that it doesnt do everything the versa did. You cant use NFC for payment for example. Also the sleep tracking isnt great and often doesnt recognise when Im asleep. The auto exercise detection is also not amazing, but it tracks my heart rate and steps accurately. The longer slimmer screen is lovely and bright and notifications come through very fast from my Samsung S24. Set up was really easy with a samsung phone too. It only requires bluetooth connection to work, unlike the fitbit which also required gps on to work. It has lots of functionality with media control, alarm (haptic only- it doesnt have a speaker) calendar, lots of free faces, and is very customisable. I just wanted it to do heart rates, steps and phone notifications which it does seemlessly. Would recommend
This is a great watch that I’d strongly recommend. I’d fancied a Samsung Galaxy smart watch for ages (I was tempted by the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro). However, I was put off by the cost (I’d have been really annoyed if I damaged it!) and the battery life (having to charge every day or two). This seemed to be a good compromise, and I’m glad I went for it.
It looks good and is light and comfortable to wear. The OLED screen looks great, and there are lots of watch face options in the Galaxy Wear app. Battery life is good – not quite as good as claimed, but I get around a week between charges which is acceptable (having to charge it every day would have driven me mad). Functionally, it does lots of things just right – I use it with a Samsung Galaxy 23 FE phone and it works really well. Notifications and music control are spot on. Fitness tracking seems good, and I appreciate the heart rate monitoring and stress monitoring. Sleep tracking is fine – the occasional blip where there is a gap, but generally good, and you even get snoring recording with your phone.
If you want to take a dip into what a smart watch can do for you without too much cost, this is a great option. However, I think it’s probably best paired with a Samsung phone for full functionality.
The Fit 3 Galaxy smartwatch is great value for the money. It connects easily to my S25 Ultra and the 2 apps Samsung Wear and Health work seamlessly. Waterproof, although I only wear mine in the shower. Nice bright display, easily readable. Bags of customisation and shed loads of modes and information. GPS is via your phone, but as I always carry mine is not an issue. Strap tucking inside takes a little getting used to. Only downside for me, is the stated 13 day battery life. Mine manages 3 days! before it needs recharging. It does charge reasonably guick, but if they could address this issue, it would go from a great watch for the money to outstanding.
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.