SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch 7 40mm Bluetooth AI Smartwatch w/Energy Score, Wellness Tips, Heart Rate Tracking, Sleep Monitor, Fitness Tracker, 2024, Cream [US Version, 1Yr Manufacturer…

the First thing I’ll mention is the battery. I don’t mind charging my watch every night. it’s become part of my routine. if that sounds horrible to you? might I suggest a Garmin? theyll last for days, months even. but there is a s cost in the limited functionality.

so for me the biggest CON, the battery, isn’t that much of an issue. the 2nd CON? Spotify keeps unshuffling my playlists! it takes me an additional 2.5 seconds to go back a screen and scroll down to push the shuffle button, so you can see how serious this problem is… I kid. the 3rd CON was the lack of faces… but recently the Galaxy 7 upgraded to OS6 so now we get all the new faces.

What are the PROs? oh man, so many. Health tracking is a big one. I’ve been utilizing many parts of the watch and maximizing the sensors on the back. it has helped me get in shape in ways I didn’t even consider (I used to be a hypochondriac..recovering, I guess. but having an EKG has been great. turns out my heart isn’t a POS after all). Reminders on my watch are incredible, being able to check messages and ignore calls without touching my phone is amazing. I’ve only scratched the surface on the fun store of apps, but having a golf gps on my wrist was so much fun, being able to chat with AI and to make plans, set schedules, and getting inspired, all by taking to my watch? it’s incredible.

as for the style? by far my favorite Samsung. I hate the square watches, and I don’t really like bezels. I like clean minimalist by not the smooth curve of the 8s. so if your oddly specific in taste like me? get this guy

I’ve had several Galaxy Watches and have been pretty satisfied with the features. Compared to my last Galaxy watch, the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, I’m slightly disappointed with the Watch 7 as I cannot use the Samsung Health Monitor app. This app is important to me as I had it calibrated to a BP Monitor. Anyway, aside from this little grouse, I’m satisfied with its performance and features.

Un gran producto

the only issue i have with this product is the battery time
however i really like the watch

Un gran producto

I’ve had several Galaxy Watches and have been pretty satisfied with the features. Compared to my last Galaxy watch, the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, I’m slightly disappointed with the Watch 7 as I cannot use the Samsung Health Monitor app. This app is important to me as I had it calibrated to a BP Monitor. Anyway, aside from this little grouse, I’m satisfied with its performance and features.

Me gustó, si es cierto lo de las demas comentarios, la pila dura un dia, asi que busque la manera de que se cargará ya sea mientras ceno, me baño, veo una película, etc.
Aun estoy aprendiendo en cuestión de las funciones. Pero hasta el momento estoy cómodo con el.

Great smart watch. Comfortable, accurate and good looking. Only downside I can find is the battery life. It will last 48 hours if worn constantly, guess I wish it lasted a bit longer, but that’s me being a bit nitpicky.

I have owned a watch 3 since it was released approximately 5 years ago so I’m extremely familiar with every micrometer of that watch. I never babied it. I went everywhere and did everything with it. The only reason it wasn’t on my wrist on extremely rare occasions was when I ran out of the house and accidentally forgot to retrieve it from the charger. I thought the end was near when a plastic ring came out of the bezel… but it still had a couple of years left in it. For my birthday, my wife and I went to the coast. I went swimming at the hotel and then jumped into the hot tub. Apparently that was one activity too far for the watch which has been through miles and miles of swimming with me. It stopped responding to my input. I said to my wife… I know what I want for my birthday 🎂… a new smartwatch! I relate this story because I have been a Galaxy Smartwatch owner since version 1. I am totally satisfied with the the product. I started reading about the version 7 watch and was very concerned about the battery life. The version 3 was advertised as needing a charge every 2 days but it required charging every day. When I did exercise mode it sometimes drained the battery before the end of the day after 100% charge in the morning. Battery drain also happened regularly if the watch lost communication with the phone [a Samsung product]. So, when I saw that the Watch 7 required charging every day, I was alarmed given the track history of the Watch 3. I’m an alpine first responder and need the always on display when I am on duty as a ski patroller to be able to take vital signs. I had trouble doing that with Version 3. I love the feature in Version 7 because it actually stays on instead of having to touch the screen like I did in Version 3. Certainly, the battery will drain quicker with the screen on so I’m happy that I can turn the screen on mode off because most of the time, I don’t need it on. Without the screen on the battery will go 3 days. I’ve done a couple of exercise routines and I still get 3 days estimated battery life. Needless to say, I am extremely encouraged about this watch now. The features are amazing. The only sticking point going into the purchase was the battery life and that concern has completely evaporated. I had purchased a watch face MD 85 for the Version 3 watch that wasn’t transferable to the new watch so I purchased the MD 301 [under two bucks]. The watch face is much larger and there are a lot more customizable features on the new watch face and it is exactly what I’m used to looking at so there is no learning curve except how to use the new features. My initial impression of the watch is that I thrilled to own it and am looking forward to to using it… every day.

This is my first Samsung watch and I really like it! The first thing I noticed is how thin the watch is, it is thinner than any other smart watch that I have had and feels very comfortable. I kind of like the look of the Watch 7 vs. the Watch 8 and I was able to snag it at a very good price, so that made me very happy! The processor is snappy, the size and quality of the screen is awesome, it has some great gesture options that I use all the time, I can use Google Gemini with just my voice, the watch works great with my google apps, has a ton of sensors, and does everything I was hoping for in a watch. I also feel like Samsung will be supporting it for quite a while. I don’t really use the health monitoring, so I can’t speak to that. The battery life is fine for me, I could go two days without charging but I usually top it off daily. The one negative I will say is the lock screen. I use Google Pay and so I have to have a screen lock. Quite often the screen will lock back up and I may have to unlock it a couple of more times before it finally stays unlocked. I have seen that others have this problem and I haven’t seen any good fixes for that, so it’s a little disappointing that they haven’t fixed that. But, I like the watch so much that I’m not even holding that against it! It’s really not a major deal. Overall, this watch has a great system and functions well.

I’m very happy with the purchase, as it’s a visually striking device that delivers on its promises in terms of functionality. However, there are some important details regarding battery life that every buyer should consider.

What I liked most:
Design and Aesthetics: It’s a very beautiful and elegant watch.

Versatility: With interchangeable straps (sold separately), it’s extremely easy to match it with any type of outfit, from sporty to more formal.

Functions: It’s a very complete device in terms of tools and performance.

Points to consider (Battery):
The aspect I like least is the battery life. If you use constant health monitoring throughout the day, the charge lasts practically a full day.

Comparison: Compared to models like the Huawei Watch GT2 (which has been on the market for a few years), the Samsung falls behind in battery life. Even with full monitoring settings, the Huawei still offers longer battery life. Setup: Battery life depends heavily on your settings, but generally, it requires daily charging if you use all its tracking features.

Verdict:
If you’re looking for a smartwatch with excellent design, integration, and versatility, this is a great option. Just be prepared to charge it every night if you plan on using the health monitoring features extensively.

Other half loves this watch. Customized the face to look like fallout game too so it looks more fun to use lol I kind of want one now. He uses it for sleep tracking and fitness tracking. It’s scratch resistant but we added a clear layer on it too. Notifications are quick and accurate. The fit is good and there are alternate wrist band options so he can switch them out whenever he wants. Overall very functional and worth it.

I’ve had several Galaxy Watches and have been pretty satisfied with the features. Compared to my last Galaxy watch, the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, I’m slightly disappointed with the Watch 7 as I cannot use the Samsung Health Monitor app. This app is important to me as I had it calibrated to a BP Monitor. Anyway, aside from this little grouse, I’m satisfied with its performance and features.

Other half loves this watch. Customized the face to look like fallout game too so it looks more fun to use lol I kind of want one now. He uses it for sleep tracking and fitness tracking. It’s scratch resistant but we added a clear layer on it too. Notifications are quick and accurate. The fit is good and there are alternate wrist band options so he can switch them out whenever he wants. Overall very functional and worth it.

I’m very happy with the purchase, as it’s a visually striking device that delivers on its promises in terms of functionality. However, there are some important details regarding battery life that every buyer should consider.

What I liked most:
Design and Aesthetics: It’s a very beautiful and elegant watch.

Versatility: With interchangeable straps (sold separately), it’s extremely easy to match it with any type of outfit, from sporty to more formal.

Functions: It’s a very complete device in terms of tools and performance.

Points to consider (Battery):
The aspect I like least is the battery life. If you use constant health monitoring throughout the day, the charge lasts practically a full day.

Comparison: Compared to models like the Huawei Watch GT2 (which has been on the market for a few years), the Samsung falls behind in battery life. Even with full monitoring settings, the Huawei still offers longer battery life. Setup: Battery life depends heavily on your settings, but generally, it requires daily charging if you use all its tracking features.

Verdict:
If you’re looking for a smartwatch with excellent design, integration, and versatility, this is a great option. Just be prepared to charge it every night if you plan on using the health monitoring features extensively.

I have owned a watch 3 since it was released approximately 5 years ago so I’m extremely familiar with every micrometer of that watch. I never babied it. I went everywhere and did everything with it. The only reason it wasn’t on my wrist on extremely rare occasions was when I ran out of the house and accidentally forgot to retrieve it from the charger. I thought the end was near when a plastic ring came out of the bezel… but it still had a couple of years left in it. For my birthday, my wife and I went to the coast. I went swimming at the hotel and then jumped into the hot tub. Apparently that was one activity too far for the watch which has been through miles and miles of swimming with me. It stopped responding to my input. I said to my wife… I know what I want for my birthday 🎂… a new smartwatch! I relate this story because I have been a Galaxy Smartwatch owner since version 1. I am totally satisfied with the the product. I started reading about the version 7 watch and was very concerned about the battery life. The version 3 was advertised as needing a charge every 2 days but it required charging every day. When I did exercise mode it sometimes drained the battery before the end of the day after 100% charge in the morning. Battery drain also happened regularly if the watch lost communication with the phone [a Samsung product]. So, when I saw that the Watch 7 required charging every day, I was alarmed given the track history of the Watch 3. I’m an alpine first responder and need the always on display when I am on duty as a ski patroller to be able to take vital signs. I had trouble doing that with Version 3. I love the feature in Version 7 because it actually stays on instead of having to touch the screen like I did in Version 3. Certainly, the battery will drain quicker with the screen on so I’m happy that I can turn the screen on mode off because most of the time, I don’t need it on. Without the screen on the battery will go 3 days. I’ve done a couple of exercise routines and I still get 3 days estimated battery life. Needless to say, I am extremely encouraged about this watch now. The features are amazing. The only sticking point going into the purchase was the battery life and that concern has completely evaporated. I had purchased a watch face MD 85 for the Version 3 watch that wasn’t transferable to the new watch so I purchased the MD 301 [under two bucks]. The watch face is much larger and there are a lot more customizable features on the new watch face and it is exactly what I’m used to looking at so there is no learning curve except how to use the new features. My initial impression of the watch is that I thrilled to own it and am looking forward to to using it… every day.

I’m very happy with the purchase, as it’s a visually striking device that delivers on its promises in terms of functionality. However, there are some important details regarding battery life that every buyer should consider.

What I liked most:
Design and Aesthetics: It’s a very beautiful and elegant watch.

Versatility: With interchangeable straps (sold separately), it’s extremely easy to match it with any type of outfit, from sporty to more formal.

Functions: It’s a very complete device in terms of tools and performance.

Points to consider (Battery):
The aspect I like least is the battery life. If you use constant health monitoring throughout the day, the charge lasts practically a full day.

Comparison: Compared to models like the Huawei Watch GT2 (which has been on the market for a few years), the Samsung falls behind in battery life. Even with full monitoring settings, the Huawei still offers longer battery life. Setup: Battery life depends heavily on your settings, but generally, it requires daily charging if you use all its tracking features.

Verdict:
If you’re looking for a smartwatch with excellent design, integration, and versatility, this is a great option. Just be prepared to charge it every night if you plan on using the health monitoring features extensively.

Great smart watch. Comfortable, accurate and good looking. Only downside I can find is the battery life. It will last 48 hours if worn constantly, guess I wish it lasted a bit longer, but that’s me being a bit nitpicky.