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scoobydoo: Gear Fit, fit under here? I'm quite liking mine :D
Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
marmel: I got the Gear 2 Neo and so far I am pretty happy with it. Nice screen, very usable as a hands free device, speaker is loud enough to hear whilst driving.
Haven't tested the running app yet so it will be interesting to see how the heart rate sensor works as jeffnz pointed out above the actual heart rate function if you push the icon just gives you your current heart rate and then stops itself. If you select excercise and look at the options the heart rate function is greyed out but is ticked, I am hoping this will provide constant monitoring.
Great feature to have it work as a stand alone music player too as I have a set of Bluetooth headphones that work very nicely with it.
I think for gen III I would suggest samsung increase the screen size about 15% ( I have big wrists) , incorporate a gps chip for navigation/fitness apps and make more apps compatible, the Nike+ running app for one would be great.
Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
scoobydoo: I don't think they need to have GPS. Since it's only an accessory for your phone, you will still have your phone on you. As long as you can control your phone from the watch, then that's all you need.
It does however, need to have better GPS functions. With my Fit, I've had times where it hasn't detected movement while cycling, and has stopped the exercise. So an option to never turn off GPS / motion tracking would be good.
Also, it would be good to have access to your contacts list on your phone. Not to add/edit/delete, but viewing would be good. Quite often I've been on my phone, then have to look into my phone to find someone else's number/address etc. That seems like something the watch should be able to display.
Also, thanks for those above links. I see that Endomondo will be making their apps work with S Health.. so I'm looking forward to that! Hopefully that will bring better GPS tracking.
scoobydoo: I don't think they need to have GPS. Since it's only an accessory for your phone, you will still have your phone on you. As long as you can control your phone from the watch, then that's all you need.
It does however, need to have better GPS functions. With my Fit, I've had times where it hasn't detected movement while cycling, and has stopped the exercise. So an option to never turn off GPS / motion tracking would be good.
Also, it would be good to have access to your contacts list on your phone. Not to add/edit/delete, but viewing would be good. Quite often I've been on my phone, then have to look into my phone to find someone else's number/address etc. That seems like something the watch should be able to display.
Also, thanks for those above links. I see that Endomondo will be making their apps work with S Health.. so I'm looking forward to that! Hopefully that will bring better GPS tracking.
Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
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Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
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Phones confirmed working:
This following list is for Gear Fit compatibility, but it SHOULD be the same for Gear 2 / Gear 2 Neo:
Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
freitasm: I've noticed today that the email notification on the Gear 2 is kind of "dumb": you can delete an email but it deletes on the device only, not synchronising back to the smartphone.
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Galaxy S10
Garmin Fenix 5
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