Testseek.com have collected 179 expert reviews of the Samsung SM-R600 Gear Sport and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung SM-R600 Gear Sport.
December 2017
(77%)
179 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Untethered Spotify use can kill the battery quickly. Not the prettiest design. Silicone watch strap feels cheap (but is replaceable). No LTE support. 4GB storage may not be enough if you like to sync a lot of music. S Voice assistant isn't very useful
Published: 2017-10-30, Author: Mike , review by: tomsguide.com
Attractive, durable design, Good fitness-tracking features, Fun assortment of watch faces, Waterproof
Limited features when connected to iPhone, Few apps compared to watchOS
Fitness-minded Android smartphone owners will find a lot to like in the $299 Samsung Gear Sport. Not only is it an attractive watch, but it does a good job of tracking your workouts. And when you're not working up a sweat, you can use the Gear Sport to an...
Published: 2017-10-30, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Solid set of fitness-related features, Samsung Pay is convenient, Circular touchscreen and scroll wheel easy to use, Standard 20mm straps
Underwhelming design, No Samsung Pay MST, GPS is a battery hog
For more general use, the style advantage of the Gear S3 still pushes it ahead in my eyes. You can get a handsome Gear S3 Frontier for the same $299.99 as a Gear Sport will set you back, indeed. Either way, you're undercutting the Apple Watch Nike+ Editio...
Design, Look and Feel, Interchangeable watch bands – standard 20mm bands, Waterproof, Tracks Swimming, Integrates with a ton of fitness apps – like Endomundo, Map My Run, etc
Heart Rate Monitor sometimes is unable to measure the heart rate, Unable to customize workouts listed on the watch, to track manually (they can track automatically though), Battery life, Wrap Up, The Samsung Gear Sport is filling an area of the market tha
The Samsung Gear Sport is filling an area of the market that Samsung didn't already have filled, and that's a smartwatch and fitness tracker hybrid. The Gear Sport sits right in the middle of the Gear S3 which is a full smartwatch, and the Gear Fit2 Pro w...
Distinctive look. More comfortable than other watches thanks to the compact case. Waterresistant to 50 meters, Highresolution AMOLED and completely round, The rotating bezel is a fantastic, natural way to navigate a smartwatch UI, Tizen makes for an excel
The lack of a speaker means phone calls are out, Samsung Pay will only work with NFC terminals without Magnetic Secure Transmission (MST). That's included in the Gear S3 and Samsung phones, Only comes with S Voice. No Bixby and obviously no Google Assista
The Samsung Gear Sport is an amazing smartwatch—possibly the best one you can buy right now. The design is distinctive, yet understated enough to fit in a business or casual setting. The standard 20mm lugs allow you to swap in whatever band you want, but...
Awesome display and two-day battery, Great fitness tracking, Interoperability with multiple tracking ecosystems, Rotating bezel is a treat, Notably thinner and lighter than Gear S3
Software attempts to do too much, No neutral or women's design option, Setup process can be clunky on non-Samsung phones, No LTE or MST Samsung Pay payments
The smartwatch market isn't that large, and the number of compelling offerings can really be counted on a single hand. The best chance smartwatches have right now is to go after the fitness tracking market, appealing to those who want something that can h...
Unreliable sleep tracking, New calorie tracking feature doesn't feel complete
Ultimately, the Gear Sport is almost as robust a fitness tracker as it is a smartwatch, and is one of the most versatile in the category, especially for those who already own Samsung's phones and TVs. Plus, its unique rotating bezel continues to stand out...
