Watch History
Samsung watches is a wearable computing device, which is made by Samsung electronics. The first device in this series is Samsung Galaxy Gare. Which introduced us to a modern watch. In 2013 it starts its a journey. Samsung shipped approximately 31M wearable devices in 2019.
Samsung Galaxy Watch smartwatch (46mm, GPS, Bluetooth, Unlocked LTE) – Silver/Black (US Version with Warranty)
About-
HEALTH & WELLNESS: Your most balanced life. Galaxy Watch makes it simple to balance mind and body. Improve the quality of your rest with integrated sleep cycle tracking. Stay hydrated and get reminders to keep moving throughout the day. Track calories burned and calories consumed. And when things get stressful, reset with guided meditation and breathing exercises.3
BATTERY: Go for days. Go nonstop for days on a single charge4. The wireless charger lets you power up without slowing down.
LTE: Leave your phone behind. Leave your phone at home. With Galaxy Watch, you have the freedom to call, text, stream music and get notifications via cellular.5 You can even shop or grab lunch with Samsung Pay on your watch.6
DURABILITY: Made to last. Built with both military-grade durability7 and water resistance,8 Galaxy Watch takes on spills, splashes, unexpected rain and even swim workouts. Plus, the Corning Gorilla Glass DX+ prevents the display from getting scratched.
DESIGN PERSONALIZATION: Two sizes. Unlimited style. Whether you’re meeting with clients or grabbing coffee with friends, a classic watch design will always fit the occasion. Available in two sizes and three colors, the Galaxy Watch offers a wide range of stylish watch faces so realistic they hardly look digital. Plus, choose from a collection of interchangeable bands for different occasions.
Media type: MP3,M4A,3GA,AAC,OGG,OGA,WAV,WMA,AMR,AWB
Product information
Color:Silver | Size:46mm | Style:LTE| Product Dimensions | 1.81 x 1.93 x 0.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 2.22 ounces |
| ASIN | B07GTC991M |
| Item model number | SM-R805UZSAXAR |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,709 in Cell Phones & Accessories (See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories)#510 in Smartwatch Bands |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Wireless communication technologies | Cellular, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC |
| Connectivity technologies | Bluetooth |
| GPS | GPS,Glonass |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Device interface - primary | Microphone |
| Scanner Resolution | 360 x 360 |
| Form Factor | Watch |
| Colour | Silver |
| Phone Talk Time | 3.9 Hours |
| Included Components | Watch, Straps, charger, QSG |
| Manufacturer | Samsung |
| Date First Available | August 24, 2018 |
Customer Review -
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2018
Color: BlackSize: 42 mmStyle: BluetoothVerified Purchase
A couple of quick notes before I get into the review:
-I'm reviewing the 42mm version, which I've had for about 3 weeks now.
-Apple vs. Samsung comparisons are overblown; both are good watches, but obviously you should match your
-I'm reviewing the 42mm version, which I've had for about 3 weeks now.
-Apple vs. Samsung comparisons are overblown; both are good watches, but obviously you should match your
watch to your phone
-I don't think there's a better smartwatch available at the moment, but I'm only giving this watch 4 stars because
-I don't think there's a better smartwatch available at the moment, but I'm only giving this watch 4 stars because
I don't think smartwatch technology has fully matured at this stage; I'd say there are no 5 star smartwatches at
the moment
Bottom line: The Galaxy Watch does almost everything I was hoping for, and does it pretty well
-My settings: AoD on with a simple face, brightness 3, location off, HR every 10 min, voice activation off; I use
Bottom line: The Galaxy Watch does almost everything I was hoping for, and does it pretty well
-My settings: AoD on with a simple face, brightness 3, location off, HR every 10 min, voice activation off; I use
the watch whenever I'm away from home – appx 11hrs/day
-With those settings and that usage pattern, I get through 2 days on a charge with a bit to spare
-Reading and responding to notifications is smooth
-Overall, I'd say the exercise tracking is pretty good, not great
-Step counting seems accurate for walking at a reasonable pace, but inaccurate for slow walking or a mix of walking/standing (such as when moving through a museum)
-I mainly use S Health for HR tracking, which works well for steady state cardio but less well for weight training.
-With those settings and that usage pattern, I get through 2 days on a charge with a bit to spare
-Reading and responding to notifications is smooth
-Overall, I'd say the exercise tracking is pretty good, not great
-Step counting seems accurate for walking at a reasonable pace, but inaccurate for slow walking or a mix of walking/standing (such as when moving through a museum)
-I mainly use S Health for HR tracking, which works well for steady state cardio but less well for weight training.
I'm not sure if it’s thrown off by rapid fluctuations in my HR, moving around a bit on wrist during exercise, or
what, but it often loses track of my HR, lags behind spikes and dips, and doesn’t seem to reach true peaks
-For weight lifting, S health isn’t that useful; it can’t count reps on that many exercises and doesn't allow for
-For weight lifting, S health isn’t that useful; it can’t count reps on that many exercises and doesn't allow for
custom workout design
-I use an app (gymrun) that allows custom workout design; it doesn’t track HR or count reps, but you can
-I use an app (gymrun) that allows custom workout design; it doesn’t track HR or count reps, but you can
manually enter reps and use S health (on ‘other workout’) to track HR
-I was hoping that the Galaxy Watch would allow me to leave my phone in my locker at the gym, and that I'd be
-I was hoping that the Galaxy Watch would allow me to leave my phone in my locker at the gym, and that I'd be
able to use the watch to (1) play music, (2) track my workout, and (3) connect to wifi so I can send/receive
texts/emails
-The good news is that the watch is capable of doing all of that with no lag – even when running music + wifi + S health continuous HR monitoring + gymrun
-The bad news is that the watch can’t connect to captive portal wifi (networks that require you to visit a website
-The good news is that the watch is capable of doing all of that with no lag – even when running music + wifi + S health continuous HR monitoring + gymrun
-The bad news is that the watch can’t connect to captive portal wifi (networks that require you to visit a website
and accept terms), and that the watch burns through appx 30% battery in an hour if you do all of that
-The floors-climbed counter is mixed; it's sometimes quite accurate but sometimes misses floors
Style, comfort, and build
-I'm a male of above average height, and the 42mm watch face is right size for me; there are online watch face
-The floors-climbed counter is mixed; it's sometimes quite accurate but sometimes misses floors
Style, comfort, and build
-I'm a male of above average height, and the 42mm watch face is right size for me; there are online watch face
size calculators based on wrist size – you’d have to have quite large wrists for a larger watch to look
‘appropriate’
-Of course style is subjective and some prefer a larger face, but for me, 42mm is as large as I was willing to go,
-Of course style is subjective and some prefer a larger face, but for me, 42mm is as large as I was willing to go,
and the availability of a 42mm version was a huge selling point
-The watch looks good overall; it's not the world’s best looking watch but certainly something that’s well worth
-The watch looks good overall; it's not the world’s best looking watch but certainly something that’s well worth
wearing anywhere from the gym to the office to a night out
-The watch is thicker than I anticipated; from the side, it looks quite chunky
-It's very comfortable; I don't notice it during the day, even when typing; it doesn’t get in the way while lifting
-The watch is thicker than I anticipated; from the side, it looks quite chunky
-It's very comfortable; I don't notice it during the day, even when typing; it doesn’t get in the way while lifting
weights
-Build quality seems good so far – no dents or scratches, but it hasn’t seen hard knocks
Hardware
-This is where the Galaxy Watch really shines, in 2 areas in particular: the SoC (chip that powers the watch)
-Build quality seems good so far – no dents or scratches, but it hasn’t seen hard knocks
Hardware
-This is where the Galaxy Watch really shines, in 2 areas in particular: the SoC (chip that powers the watch)
and the rotating bezel
-I don’t think I’ll ever use a watch without a rotating bezel; it's the best way to interact with a smartwatch by
-I don’t think I’ll ever use a watch without a rotating bezel; it's the best way to interact with a smartwatch by
far – it allows you to navigate without blocking/smudging the screen or maneuvering both hands to spin a tiny
wheel on a side button
-The SoC blows away everyone but apple; wear os watches are 2+ generations behind
-As a result, battery life is excellent (by current smartwatch standards) and apps run smoothly
Software
-This is most people’s biggest complaint – not so much the OS but the limited app availability
-Tizen OS is actually quite intuitive, fluid, and customizable
-Lack of apps does not bother me – aside from the use cases I described up top, I’d rather use my phone for
-The SoC blows away everyone but apple; wear os watches are 2+ generations behind
-As a result, battery life is excellent (by current smartwatch standards) and apps run smoothly
Software
-This is most people’s biggest complaint – not so much the OS but the limited app availability
-Tizen OS is actually quite intuitive, fluid, and customizable
-Lack of apps does not bother me – aside from the use cases I described up top, I’d rather use my phone for
any other apps anyway
-But google integration is not perfect and many apps are not available; if this is something you care about, do
-But google integration is not perfect and many apps are not available; if this is something you care about, do
some research about what is/is not available on the watch
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2018
Color: SilverSize: 46mmStyle: BluetoothVerified Purchase
I have owned previously the samsung s7 edge and with it I had the samsung gear s2 smart watch. At the time I
was pleased with both the phone and the watch, but not blown away by the watch. I then had switched to apple
for a few years and owned the 7+ and the iPhone X along with the nike Apple Watch series 2. I enjoyed the X but
I feel that it didn't truly live up to the hype, however I did grow extremely accustomed to my Apple Watch. I
decided to jump ship after reading great reviews about the S9+ and man were they right. Absolutely adore the
phone, but then came the problem of needing a new watch. I decided to wait it out a few months knowing that Samsung was going to be releasing their first new watch since the s3. Best decision I've ever made. While
I cannot speak for the S3, I can say that the galaxy watch has made me forget about my Apple Watch already.
Love the features, the build screams quality and durability and its more masculine in my opinion then the Apple Watch. I did not think I was going to like the silver but I wanted the 46mm instead of the 42mm and I am glad I
got it. Its stunning in person, pictures don't do it justice you must see it to truly appreciate it. The black band was
nice but not my style, so I purchased an authentic samsung s3 band in orange/red that easily hooked up to my
galaxy watch. Im very pleased with Samsung. I feel that ever since the whole "battery incident" with the note a
few years ago, they really stepped it up and are providing a superior product to apple. Thanks samsung for the
great watch.
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