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SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch Active 2 (44mm, GPS, Bluetooth) Smart Watch with Advanced Health Monitoring, Fitness Tracking, and Long lasting Battery, Silver (US Version)

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Color: Silver


Size: 44 mm


Style: Bluetooth


Pattern Name: Smart Watch


Features

  • Better insights to reach your fitness goals get more out of every mile thanks to built-in pace coaching on the Galaxy Watch Active2: Its advanced sensors keep your pace to help you better achieve your run goals
  • Comfortably sleek the Galaxy Watch Active2 is light enough to wear anywhere comfortably; It comes in aluminum or stainless steel and with a variety of faces, bands and finishes so it goes with anything
  • Keep your beat: You can see if your heart rate is where you want it with Galaxy Watch Active2; Get automatically alerted if your watch detects a high or a low heart rate; This device and related software are not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease
  • Level up your downtime: Galaxy Watch active2s built in sleep tracker offers valuable insights on how to get a better nights sleep; It also monitors your stress level and helps you recently with the integrated calm app; This device and related software are not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease
  • The Galaxy Watch Active2's long-lasting battery can go for more than a day on a single charge, and you can always get a quick boost from your compatible Galaxy phone with Wireless PowerShare.

Description

The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 is designed to help you learn more So you can achieve more. It goes beyond tracking steps And calories to offer actionable insights on everything from your running style to your heart rate.1 Connect seamlessly via Bluetooth to your favorite apps so you can keep moving and a sleek, all-new design means you can wear the Galaxy Watch Active2 everywhere from the gym to the pool to your bed. 1This device and related software are not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, Mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease. This product is compatible with Samsung Smartphone, Non-Samsung Android Smartphone (Android OS 5.0 and above RAM 1.5GB and above), iOS 9.0 and above iPhone 5 and above. The Audio Playing Formats available in this product is MP3, M4A, 3GA, AAC, OGG, OGA, WAV, WMA, AMR, AWB.

Brand: SAMSUNG


Model Name: Galaxy Watch Active 2


Style: Bluetooth


Color: Silver


Screen Size: 44 Millimeters


Special Feature: Time Display, GPS


Shape: Round


Target Audience: Unisex Adult


Age Range (Description): Adult


Compatible Devices: Smartphone


Special Feature: Time Display, GPS


Compatible Devices: Smartphone


Compatible Phone Models: Apple iPhone 5


OS: Tizen 4.0


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen


Supported Application: Sleep Monitor, Phone, Heart Rate Monitor


GPS: True


Controller Type: Android


Battery Life: 2 days


Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion


Battery Power: 400


Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth


Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth


Screen Size: 44 Millimeters


Display Type: AMOLED


Style: Bluetooth


Color: Silver


Shape: Round


Band Color: Silver


Sport: Running, Fitness


Brand: SAMSUNG


Model Name: Galaxy Watch Active 2


Target Audience: Unisex Adult


Age Range (Description): Adult


Model Number: SM-R820NZSAXAR


Whats in the box: Charger


Target Gender: Unisex


Band Material Type: Aluminum,Silver,Stainless Steel


Case Material: aluminum,stainless steel


Weight: 0.64 Ounces


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1.73 x 1.73 x 0.43 inches


Warranty Description: 1 year Manufacturer


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I have had this a couple weeks now. My job is very physical and it does great at keeping track of steps, calories, heart rate, etc. Plays music straight from the watch itself or can be used to control music playing from other devices. Decent battery life, Color is great (I ordered Silver, my boyfriend ordered Black and it is also very nice and sleek) and is easy to use while working and driving. Overall a good buy and a great little device! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2021 by Chelsey :) Chelsey :)
    • Paired great with Samsung phone, good battery so far
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    • Great all-around watch, but not for the primarily fitness-motivated
I used this watch regularly for about 2 months, and found it to be a great all-around watch for the price and the features that you get. The strengths of the Active Watch 2 lie in its style and its ability to perform as a smartwatch, with decent activity tracking features to round it out. There are definitely some improvements to be made, and if you're looking for a dedicated fitness watch with all the bells and whistles, you should probably look elsewhere. With that being said, this watch does a wonderful job of giving you everything that you need, and perhaps even some things that you didn't think you needed, in a stylish package. I will end up having to return this watch because despite all of my many efforts, I kept getting a pervasive rash where the metal met my skin. I made sure to clean the watch and my wrist daily and kept the watch as dry as possible; I also tried nearly every tightness of the band, but no matter how tight or loose I kept it, the rash continued. Looking online, this appears to be a problem that isn't singular, which is unfortunate. Were this not an issue, I would make this watch my primary smartwatch. My short breakdown of this watch is as follows: Pros: The best looking watch I've found to date Plethora of smartwatch features that are customizable Built-in GPS and music storage is key Decent fitness tracking Cons: Sleep tracking needs a LOT of work Manually fixing workout readings can become annoying Can cause a serious rash for those with sensitive skin or metal allergies ECG reader still not released (and lack of some health tracking features found on other watches) Here are my thoughts on the main aspects of this watch after 2 months of nearly daily use: Build and Smartwatch Features: This is where the Active Watch 2 really shines. It has a huge amount of features that you can tailor to your needs, and the design of both the watch and the software it uses is beautiful. You can wear this watch with just about anything and it will always look good. The bands are very easy to change out, and Amazon sells quite a few watch face covers if you want to change the color of the watch itself to better match the bands (they often also double as a scratch-resistant cover, which is great). Samsung really did a great job with just how pretty and vibrant the screen is on the Active 2, and there are so many watch faces that you'll never get bored looking at it or tailoring it to your outfit. The bezel around the screen isn't intrusive at all like on some other watches, and the watch itself feels very nice and sturdy. I love the scroll bezel as it makes everything much easier and much quicker to find when you have as many different pages as I do. 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The heart-rate monitor appears to be very accurate, with the step counter and altimeter being more or less accurate as well (with the altimeter being the far less accurate of those two). The burned calorie tracking seemed to be a little on the high-end, but it was more or less on par with the readouts I was getting from my Garmin. While I didn't put too much stock into the stress feature (wasn't entirely sure how accurate it is), the breathing exercises were neat and I enjoyed doing them as a way to start my day and wind down for the night. One of the biggest hit-or-miss things I've found working out with this watch is that it can take a lot of manual input to make sure the readings are accurate. For any cardio-based workout, even something as simple as walking, it's much easier to manually input the start and finish of your activity if you want an accurate reading rather than relying on the auto-detection, which can be off by a few minutes. Additionally, if you do any workout that relies on counting reps, you're most likely going to need to make manual adjustments afterwards to input the correct number of reps you did. For some of the workouts, you have to have your wrist in a certain position for it to be read correctly, but it's honestly easier to manually adjust it than it is to do an extra 10 reps trying to get it to register your movements. One good thing about the Active 2 is that you can pre-program workouts so that you don't have to go in and try and scroll through all 39 of the other workouts for each new set of movements you're doing. Another is that the animations for the different workouts (especially yoga!) are smooth and easy to comprehend, which I appreciated greatly. Sleep Tracking: This was definitely the worst feature of the watch. I found it to be wildly inaccurate, especially because I suffer from insomnia and wake up several times throughout the night. 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