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304 Reviews
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Samsung deserves credit for the Gear Fit's stunning design. Ultimately, it's a gadget that tries to do too much, and it doesn't end up doing anything very well. It's not nearly strong enough as a fitness gadget, especially when its more capable competi...
At $200, the Gear Fit is just expensive enough to make for a legitimately regrettable purchase. It tries to be a smartwatch and a fitness tracker, but it's really not very good at either, and just ended up being a fancy wrist vibrator with a pretty scr...
The Fit isn't horrible for a first generation smartwatch/fitness tracker hybrid. It'll provide you with reference information after a day of walking around, and it's capable of giving you real-time heart rate feedback, too, which is an important feature i...
Clean, attractive design, Sharp and colorful curved AMOLED display, Heart rate sensor is a nice addition
Display orientation is not ideal, Fitness tracking is limited, at times inaccurate, No ANT, Smartphone integration leaves something to be desired, Better options exist for the same price or cheaper
The Samsung Gear Fit offers a simplified fitness tracker/smartwatch experience that manages to under-deliver without over-promising. By attempting to cram smartwatch functionality into a basic fitness tracker, and, as a result, neither aspect flourishes. ...
Published: 2014-04-21, Author: Sam , review by: arstechnica.com
Abstract: When the Galaxy Gear wristwatch launched last fall, the results looked like a Samsung panic move. Someone at the company must have thought there was a race to beat the other mobile-world titans—namely, Google and Apple —to a wearable, phone-like accessory...
Abstract: Buy the Samsung Gear Fit now for $204.95 from AmazonAdvances in technology have certainly played a big role in making our lives a whole lot easier, but with almost everything now available at the tip of your fingers, it has also been a contributing factor...
In case I didn't make it obvious already, I won't be recommending the Gear Fit to you. It has some really cool tech inside, like the AMOLED display, but the fitness side of things is far from being anywhere near where it needs to be. There are all sorts...
The hardware is near-perfect. Really, all it's missing is an ambient light sensor, and maybe a mic for quick replies to email. But the screen is lovely, the band is comfortable, and the whole thing just looks great. Four days of battery life is totally re
The software is unforgivably bad. Tragically bad. It feels as if the Gear Fit and the S Health teams barely spoke to each other at all. Which is especially bedeviling since Samsung made the conscious choice to sell a wearable product that only works with
No. Absolutely not. This incredibly promising device is utterly ruined by bad software. Also, its $200. If Samsung does a major software overhaul—and I mean from the ground up—then it could be a great device. But for now, the fact that it only works with...
Abstract: The Samsung Gear Fit looks amazing and is something I want to love, but it has so many shortcomings that I simply can't recommend this device to anyone that's looking to use it as part of a fitness plan. There are a lot of gadgets that you can wear on you...
Published: 2014-04-14, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: Most of the fitness-based wearables we've seen so far have been very different from smartwatches. And one of the few attempts to blend the two, the Fitbit Force , ended up getting recalled (damn those skin rashes). Enter Samsung, which never met a mobile ...
