SamsungGalaxy Fit3, Health/Activity Fitness Tracker, Smartwatch for Android, 13 Day Battery, Sleep/Snore Tracking, Heart Rate, 2025, Dark Gray [US Version, Amazon Exclusive, 2Yr Warranty]

I was looking for a Fitbit replacement after my last one died after less than a year of use (the one before that held up for 2-3 years before I accidentally killed it by jumping into a saltwater pool). I was very unsatisfied with how much I was paying for it and wanted to find an alternative (not to mention the Fitbit app removed many of the features I enjoyed using).Enter this gem.I love how customizable the watch face is. Since I have an android, it syncs up beautifully with my phone and I get most of my notifications (including texts, calls, and alarms) sent straight to my wrist. No more having to find my phone to turn it off or check who texted me! My Fitbit couldn't do that. Additionally, it tracks my sleep, my steps, my heart rate, and my activity. My Fitbit wasn't doing all of that either.You can customize the widgets on the watch (again, couldn't do that with my previous Fitbit), either removing, adding, or even changing the order of them on my wrist. I love that it sends movement reminders to my wrist, even suggesting exercises I can do at my desk. It automatically tracks when I am walking or doing exercises, which is great for someone who frequently forgets to start the mode on my own. I can set timers and alarms on it, look up the weather and even pause, play, rewind, and fast forward my music, podcasts, and YouTube videos. It even works with the Libby app for when I listen to audiobooks!The quality is great. I've dropped it multiple times and haven't gotten a single scratch on the face. The silicone band makes it easy to clean and very adjustable. The dark color allows it to match with everything I wear. I wish there were more options for bands to better customize it (different textures, such as leather or even a chain), but overall, I am INCREDIBLY happy with my purchase. Best part? It was 50% CHEAPER than my Fitbit! I only wish I got it sooner!!!

Does exactly what I wanted it to do (time, basic fitness tracking, alerts to emails/text/calls) for a low price.I had grown frustrated and weary of my 4-year-old Fossil Carlyle smartwatch, and wanted to move to a low-price, basic option. Looked at several of the Fit 3 competitors, and since I already have a Samsung smartphone, took the $59 leap to try the Fit 3.I don’t use the sleep tracking feature (my CPAP does that), and really don’t rely on the Fit 3 to do more than the basics. As a result, the battery life has been 8-10 days for the first month I’ve owned it, compared to the daily charging (sometimes more) needed by the Fossil.I’m fine with the variety of watch faces, and I’ve found the step-counting accuracy to be in the range of what I’ve experienced over the past, with the fitness apps on my phone(s). Also, the heart-rate tracking seems to agree with what’s shown on my treadmill during long walks.It’s lightweight yet big enough to easily read, simple to operate and adjust. It’s comfortable.No, I can’t text with it. No, I can’t answer my cellphone with it. Don’t care. It essentially requires a Bluetooth connection with the Samsung phone to reach its full (and basic) potential, which is OK. I carry the phone with me everywhere anyhow, as do many/most people.After a month or so of ownership, I’m a fan. It works, its battery last long enough for my needs, it provides good time and health tracking, and the rest of the functionality I either don’t need or have found to be adequate.

Battery - The functions that suck up the battery the most are the blood oxygen level reading if you leave that on and if you also have it measuring stress levels constantly instead of manually. The battery life is decent otherwise.Aesthetics - Really nice that the band tucks into the underside of the watch so it doesn't catch on anything. The variety of watch faces are definitely unexpected; it definitely caters to multiple preferences.Features - The calorie count in Samsung Health doesn't match what I log in MyFitnessPal, but it does show up correctly with the daily food I log IN MyFitnessPal. Odd, but I just removed the food tracker from my tiles. The sleep feature is nice as I didn't really know what about my sleep was making me feel like garbage so I can work on that.Value - Does a lot for the price. I enjoy being able to track what I can accurately (as accurate can get) as well as being able to quickly check a work notification, the weather, a calendar event, or be notified of an alarm when I'm not looking at my phone.Could of course be a bit better, but it's doing what I bought it for and I have not had any connectivity or glitch issues so far and I've had it 2 weeks.

Works great with the Samsung Health App. Text Messages are easy to ready with the large display. Multiple display options available through the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 App. Battery lasts for more than one week. I've been an avid Fitbit user for many years, and find the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 much more very user friendly, very good workmanship. I've used the Fitbit4 for years, and had to replace the watch on three occasions. Luckily I purchased the Asurion extended warranty each time, receiving a prompt replacement. The Fitbit4 watch becomes detached from wristband and/or stopped working altogether. It is for these reasons I was prompted to research for other alternatives. I am very happy with the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 Smartwatch.

I bought this when my Charge 6 suddenly died. It is less than 1 year old. Since Google took over Fitbit, customer service has disappeared. I bought this because Fitbit got rid of one of favorite features & you have we to pay for detailed sleep analysis. This tracker does everything my Charge 6 did and much more at a fraction of the cost. I'm still working on getter better battery life. It would help if I didn't keep checking it. Cutting back unnecessary notifications also help. Bottom line, I am very happy with this fitness band. No issues syncing with my Motorola phone. Great value and tons of featurers.