There's no doubt that Samsung packed a lot of value into its $179 Gear Fit 2. This small and attractive fitness tracker has a colorful display, a heart-rate monitor, GPS and 4GB of storage. It also automatically tracks your activities and delivers notifications from your smartphone.

Inexpensive for features; GPS; Bluetooth; heart-rate monitor; Built-in 4GB of storage for music; Automatic activity tracking

Only works with Android phones; Display is hard to view in sunlight; Short battery life

Samsung Gear Fit 2 is priced at Rs 13,990, and comes with a heart-rate sensor as well. But is it worth the price tag? Here's our full review.

Apart from making smartwatches like the Gear S2 and the new Gear S3 , Samsung has not forgotten about their fitness wearable segment. The latest incarnation of Samsung's fitness bands, the Gear Fit2 certainly sports quite a few upgrades compared to its predecessor. Read on to find out what we think.

The first Gear Fit wasn't a bad product. It was just one that wanted to be something for everyone, disappointing most in the process. Of course, 2014 was a few lifetimes ago. Much has happened in the world of wearables.

Sharp screen; Good fit; Solid battery life

Data collection is hit or miss; Limited app offerings; No iOS compatibility

Bought this and it has never worked properly. When i can get it to charge (it pleases its self when if it does) it doesn't last more than a couple of hours.

Considering it's taken months for the Samsung Gear Fit2 to finally cross the pond, it wasn't with the highest of expectations that I first slapped it on my wrist. Following two weeks of use, however, I've come away impressed. It's definitely the best fitness wearable Samsung has produced.

Great notification management; Vibrant display; Accurate distance and HRM tracking; Useful activity tracking and prompts

Lacking training insight; Spotty bodyweight exercise rep counting

Worthwhile. Light. Simple to use. Only 2.5 days charge

Could the Gear Fit 2 be your new fitness assisting MVP?

Crystal clear and responsive display; Capability for substantial music storage; Comfortable and unobtrusive; Reasonable price point

Sensors are somewhat flawed; Watch face design is poor; Not water resistant enough to shower with; Not many third-party apps available

Samsung launched the Gear Fit 2 back in the Summer of 2016 as the successor to their original smartband that was called the Gear Fit. Around the late Fall (early Winter) Samsung provided us with a unit and I pretty much put it through its paces.

The Gear Fit2 is a luxurious fitness tracker. No other such device has a display as brilliant as that of the Gear Fit2. The additional 4 GB of internal memory expands the device's functionality into the portable audio player realm, which is especially handy because you can go jogging without having...