SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch 3 (41mm, GPS, Bluetooth) Smart Watch with Advanced Health Monitoring, Fitness Tracking, and Long Lasting Battery - Mystic Bronze (US Version)

Women with small wrists should avoid wearing this bracelet. It's a little "too much" for my taste. I'm going to send it back. For me, the benefits didn't justify the price.

Eloise Witt

| Jun 01, 2021

I'm 78 years old, and while I've always been good with technology, I haven't kept up with smartphones and the like, so I was surprised to learn that my smartphone required a 200-page manual to operate competently. It, too, was a dud right out of the box (it was a Samsung product, after all). Galaxy 5. br>br>So I was, and I wasn't surprised, when I received the Samsung top-of-the-line smart phone. A small piece of paper that comes with the watch explains how to use the buttons and how to charge it. That concludes our discussion. br>br>There isn't even a manual in the box to show me how to use it! I figured it out, but I can't figure out how to turn it off! If it's necessary to turn it off, which I'm not sure about. br>br>As a result, I'm going to buy the manual and use the tech support that came with the watch package. The tech industry appears to want to make us completely reliant on them. It appears that something that works right out of the box is no longer a thing of the past. br>br>Once I get used to it, this watch could be a five-star watch. However, it is a failure right out of the box, especially for non-techies. Why can't they make it as simple as possible for non-technical people to understand? Why?.

Franklin Thomas

| Feb 27, 2021

My boyfriend gave it to me as an early Valentine's Day present. Before this one, I'd only had fitbits, and after my second Iconic gave up the ghost, I decided to branch out. This is a fantastic smartwatch. From texting to having a speaker on the watch to listen to music and talk on it, there is something for everyone. It's a significant improvement! The battery life, on the other hand, irritates me; after a full charge, I can get a day's worth of use before the battery needs to be recharged. I don't use my watch for anything other than receiving texts, making phone calls, and checking the time; I wish the battery life was longer, but I suppose that would require turning everything off completely. I'm still undecided about whether or not I want to keep it. My iconic battery lasted about a week, which was fantastic! I'd recommend getting it if you don't mind charging it every night. The timepiece is stunning and extremely stylish!.

Mathew Ward

| Oct 24, 2021

My Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 was delivered to me just a few days ago. It's a stunning piece of jewelry. It does not appear to be low-cost in any way. It effortlessly synced with my phone. It's simple to use the watch functions. It's one of the best things I've ever bought. Now that I have the watch as well as the Galaxy Ear Buds Live in Mystic Bronze, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is next on my list!.

Mack Mora

| Dec 25, 2020

When I went to the Samsung website, it stated that it could monitor blood pressure. This was just a few days ago when I purchased it. It stated that blood pressure was being monitored. I read the reviews and saw that some people said it didn't work while others said it did, so I decided to give it a try. Well, it didn't work, so I went back and reread the section about blood pressure, and it was no longer there. Both Samsung and Amazon have now taken down the blood pressure information. br>The watch itself is lovely, and it did monitor my heart rate and oxygen levels, but I needed blood pressure monitoring for health reasons. I'm hoping that Samsung will soon fix the blood pressure issue so that I can repurchase the watch.

Aubrielle Robertson

| Oct 22, 2021

I bought it for the purpose of fall detection, which I haven't used yet. I really like how many extra features I've been able to use.

Gianna Eaton

| Oct 26, 2021

I decided to switch from a Fitbit to a Samsung Galaxy watch after years of using various Fitbit models. I wasn't happy with the Fitbit's sporadic pairing with my Samsung phone, so I figured this would be a good way to fix it! However, I failed to consider all of the other differences. I got this as a Christmas present for myself, and I'm still learning after a month. As a fitness tracker, I'm still getting used to Samsung Health. However, it connects to my phone very well! The buzzing on my wrist is incessant! Surprisingly, it automatically connected to my work email/Outlook, but not to my personal gmail. But that doesn't rule out the possibility. There's always something new to discover! Overall, I enjoy it, but it is a significant change for me. br>br>In response to my gmail comment: I used on-line services for a long time. I've followed the instructions to the letter, but I'm still unable to connect it to my personal email account. There are some directions that don't make sense to me. As a result, this is a "loss" from my Fitbit, from which I received both work and personal email. If it's a user error, I'd suggest reaching out to someone who knows more.

Karter THORPE

| Sep 04, 2021

PRIOR TO PLACING YOUR ORDER: br>br>SECOND ORDER: Amazon sent us an open box item (broken seals were obvious), and the bezel had scuffs on the underside. br>br> The return was handled quickly by Amazon. I gave it one more shot. The box was in good condition, with all seals intact, as if it had been taken from a retail shelf. There were no flaws in the device. It has pleased the wife. Amazon deducts one star from the device's five-star rating.

Jamari Huff

| Dec 25, 2020