Samsung has jumped into the fitness market with it new "Gear Fit". The small and wearable device runs over Tizen OS.

Nah, only get this if it goes under $100. Fitbit does better than this, even though it does not do notification synching and no big, curved screen. Fitbit's also got a better battery life. PS. The Gear Fit2 is a huge improvement over this thing. Get it if you consider it cheap.

Curved; amoled screen; Some neat features including HRM; Great battery life; Notification sync

Design is nice, but the narrow width makes it look kinda weird, Build quality is a meh--plastic everywhere; Except for the stiff-ish silicone band, Steps can get really inaccurate sometimes

It's good for what i need it to do. However the step counter is a little off at times and heart rate sensor can be hard to use. The horizontal display takes some getting used to but I am overall happy with it.

The Samsung Galaxy Gear Fit is a cross between a fitness tracker and a smartwatch. That means you have the ability to monitor and log daily activities, like walking or cycling, and get smartphone functionality like the ability to reject incoming calls or control music.

Nice; bright display; Heart rate integration for exercise activities; Useful media controller

Poor battery life; Data-logging issues with S Health; Sleep tracking not very insightful; Heart rate sensor is temperamental

En el Mobile World Congress de 2014 Samsung presentó un nuevo wearable que acompañó a la segunda generación del Gear: Samsung Gear Fit. Nos gustó por su formato y diseño y había ganas de probarla a fondo. Aquí está el resultado.

Form-factor ; Sobresaliente, Comodidad ; El Nike+ SportWatch GPS se me hizo tan incómodo que me duró tres días en la muñeca; La Gear Fit no molesta en absoluto, Discreta pero funcional ; No viene recargada, viene a hacer bien lo poco que puede hacer.

Comunicación con el smartphone ; En productos tan sumamente conectados y del mismo fabricante, la comunicación debería ser absolutamente perfecta; S Health es el eslabón perdido y aún tiene puntos que optimizar, Consumo de batería durante la actividad física .

A frequent argument voiced by SmartWatch critics is the running time. While classical watches will run for years with the same battery, their modern counterparts have to be charged relatively frequently. The supplied charging adapter must be connected to the bottom of the watch.

sharp display with very good color representation; low weight and high comfort; water and dust-proof; good battery life

pedometer has low accuracy; many functions can only be used with Samsung Smartphone nearby; integrated sleep monitoring only very rudimentary; bracelet too short

I am not sure if the actual steps that are recorded, are totally accurate. I do use this product at work to track my steps and I love it. The advantages of this tracker is that one size fits all. I say this because my wrists are very small. I use the tracker to monitor my sleep, pulse and steps.

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Low Power Consumption; Quality Construction

I am disappointed that the only Excercise options are Walking, Running, Hiking. I was hoping to count calories if I was doing other items like taking group class, on exercise bike, working in the yard.

Easy To Use; Low Power Consumption; Quality Construction

Limited Exercise Options

I bought this product to help kick start my exercise regime and it hasn't disappointed. I like that I can see incoming calls and texts on my watch so don't have to keep going to phone if its not someone I need to talk to.

The new Samsung Galaxy S5 is packed with features designed to take advantage of Samsung's latest range of wearables. That'll be the Gear 2, Gear Neo and this cheeky little biometrics-measuring wristband, the Gear Fit.

Attractive curved screen and good looks; lightweight; changeable strap; water and dust proof

Leather strap option would have been nice; no option to add third-party apps; no option to filter messages; accelerator doesn't always activate screen when you move