I got my watch 2 weeks ago since I started using the galaxy fit 3 step counter does not update correctly to the Samsung health app on more than one occasion I have lost steps when syncing with Samsung health app.

I got mine in March, so almost 3 months use. I switched from a Fitbit inspire 2.
Reason to switch - wanted a newer watch. I couldn't find a new version of Fitbit in my country. Samsung fit3 looked good and the price was good, given that supposedly you get the Samsung guarantee vs Noname guarantee.
Pros:
- nice look
- relatively low price
- access to the calm app for free
- can read messages from the phone, which my old Fitbit couldn't.
Cons:
- Battery most definitely doesn't last as advertise...

I got mine in March, so almost 3 months use. I switched from a Fitbit inspire 2.
Reason to switch - wanted a newer watch. I couldn't find a new version of Fitbit in my country. Samsung fit3 looked good and the price was good, given that supposedly you get the Samsung guarantee vs Noname guarantee.
Pros:
- nice look
- relatively low price
- access to the calm app for free
- can read messages from the phone, which my old Fitbit couldn't.
Cons:
- Battery most definitely doesn't last as advertise...

Firstly the screen is way better quality than my Samsung A23. The aluminium body definitely makes it feel like a watch and not a toy.
The fitness tracking for my uses is seamless, it can tell when I'm running or when I'm on my bicycle.

Firstly the screen is way better quality than my Samsung A23. The aluminium body definitely makes it feel like a watch and not a toy.
The fitness tracking for my uses is seamless, it can tell when I'm running or when I'm on my bicycle.

Firstly the screen is way better quality than my Samsung A23. The aluminium body definitely makes it feel like a watch and not a toy.
The fitness tracking for my uses is seamless, it can tell when I'm running or when I'm on my bicycle.

Firstly the screen is way better quality than my Samsung A23. The aluminium body definitely makes it feel like a watch and not a toy.
The fitness tracking for my uses is seamless, it can tell when I'm running or when I'm on my bicycle.

I have used this for a month now and the only reason it is not rated 1/2 stars is because the sleep coaching, stress and heart rate trackers are so good.

BUT the software for the step counter has truly taken a step back from its predecessor, the Fit2. The phone and watch are tied together in the step counter so that means if your watch says 15K steps and your phone says 1K steps then the steps sync to the phone as a default and it becomes 1K. You would think the watch would be the source of ...

I have used this for a month now and the only reason it is not rated 1/2 stars is because the sleep coaching, stress and heart rate trackers are so good.

BUT the software for the step counter has truly taken a step back from its predecessor, the Fit2. The phone and watch are tied together in the step counter so that means if your watch says 15K steps and your phone says 1K steps then the steps sync to the phone as a default and it becomes 1K. You would think the watch would be the source of ...

I have used this for a month now and the only reason it is not rated 1/2 stars is because the sleep coaching, stress and heart rate trackers are so good.

BUT the software for the step counter has truly taken a step back from its predecessor, the Fit2. The phone and watch are tied together in the step counter so that means if your watch says 15K steps and your phone says 1K steps then the steps sync to the phone as a default and it becomes 1K. You would think the watch would be the source of ...