Samsung - Galaxy Fit

Currently using a Samsung Galaxy Fit, works flawlessly.

I have a Galaxy Fit, really just for the notifications, so I don't have to check my phone all the time. Really, though, I love mechanical, classic watches, so it's a toss-up for me. Do I want the convenience of the notifications on my wrist or would I rather have a nice watch. So far, the convenience factor has won, but not by much.

I get 10 days out of mine with everything on. It's about a year old.

Apple Watch is good because you can do other things not just fitness related. I have se 3. But my god the battery dies so quick. Everyday I have to charge it. Sucks. Have to purchase multiple chargers soon, one for home and one for work. Prior I used a Samsung galaxy fit. Battery lasted days. Small slim profile watch which was nice and not delicate like the Apple Watch. But I have an iPhone and did not put time into experiencing if it can connect to other fitness apps. I had a Samsung before this phone so I had a Samsung galaxy watch 5. It was a good watch that tracked my fitness activity similar to apples watch where I could also do more than fitness related things. It was very nice and I really liked the round screen. Overall I think it comes down to what your fitness needs are and the mobile device you have.

Its very dependent on your budget, what phone you have, battery life you want, and actual features you want it to have. If you have a samsung phone, you can get either a Galaxy Watch (high on features, but only 2 day battery) or a Galaxy fit (very limited features but 7 day battery life) If you have an iPhone, obviously the Apple Watch works best, but battery life is abysmal. If youre ok with a 3rd party watch that has its own app to sync, the Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro is pretty hard to beat. 10-15 day battery life. Has built in GPS, dive computer, and looks sleek as hell.

I use a GalaxyFit to continuously track HR and sleep. I paid under $100AUD for it on sale - it does the trick and it's on sale every few months. No subscription needed either.

Fitness tracker. I had no idea how inconsistent my daily steps was. Now that I monitor my activity closely I am able to predict my weight gain/loss much more accurately. Edit: in case anyone is curious, I currently use the galaxy fit watch. Was like $80 CAD and does all the basics (step counter, heart monitor, sleep tracking, and synchs with phone) seemingly well.