Samsung Galaxy Watch 2019 (46mm) Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS Smartwatch, SM-R800 - International Version (Silver)

This is the International Version - If you want a preset US version, this is not the one you want. It probably will not support Samsung Pay out of the box. Mine was set to Panama which doesn't have Samsung Pay. If you are savvy enough, you CAN (though it is not easy to find the correct instructions) reset the region to USA (CSC region XAR) to enable all the US features of the watch. If you get a watch running Tizen 4.0.0.7 you will have to downgrade the firmware to 4.0.0.1 and then modify some files (very carefully) in order to change the CSC (region). Then you can update the firmware normally through the app.The reason you would be purchasing this version is to save money vs. buying the US version. You may get an international plug on the charger. It is a 5.0v / 0.7A charger, you probably have one of those for your phone(s). If your savings are not worth the time you will spend researching and performing the CSC change (all told it took me about 6 hours to find the right instructions from about 6 sources and combine them to get a working solution) or if you are not tech literate enough to perform it, then just spend the extra money to buy the US version.Apart from that, the Galaxy Watch is great. I love the sleep tracker. I've had other smart watches so checking my notifications on my wrist is normal, but this goes beyond that. It connects with the Smart Things Hub so I can unlock my electronic door locks, tracks my sleep, steps, etc through the Samsung Health app, and now that I have it set on the correct region, I can use samsung pay as well.And if you set up the features in a smart way, the battery will last between 2-5 days, depending on how much you use it. My old Pebble watch would usually last about 3 days, and that didn't have nearly as many features as the Galaxy Watch.Bottom line: Know what you are getting into with the International Version and this is golden. If you end up returning it because it is not the US version, you weren't paying attention.

I bought this smartwatch in October 2019 and so far it was worked flawlessly for me. Step counting, heart rate measurement, exercise tracking, sleep tracking - all work well, and seem to be accurate. The watch's analysis of my sleep patterns cannot be corroborated without professional devices, but it does seem to track sleep and wake time accurately. It also does the basic stuff flawlessly - you can take calls from the watch when paired with your phone, read text messages and emails. The rotating dial is groovy and works well.The display is large, crisp and bright. Touch recognition works well. Numerous watchfaces are available on the app - many good free ones there. The battery life could be better, but I have my screen at maximum brightness, so can't complain. You might want to disable the 'activate screen on wrist movement' setting - it is over-sensitive and will probably drain battery faster.Be sure to install a screen protector.For my relatively basic needs the watch has been an excellent fit. The watch is large and looks dominant on my relatively small wrist - but it's a good looking piece of work and I am not complaining. Highly recommended.

I love the watch. It's perfect 👌 😎You can:1. Answer phone calls & talk via the Bluetooth watch ⌚with the cell phone nearby.2. Connect to WiFi directly after pairing to the phone.3. Save some songs onto the watch, no need to carry your phone for that 10km jogging session. Only works with Bluetooth Earphones/Earbuds4. Your Bluetooth Earbuds can connect directly to the watch ⌚.5. It uses the GPS to track your jogging route, & sync to Strava after the jogging session 🏃 (from Watch to Phone). No need to carry the phone to trace the jogging route via GPS. The watch does it for you.It works like a charm. No problems at all.Although it could have done more, like somehow track 🖲 the watch via GPS & free cellular data, only for the purposes of tracking down the watch ⌚ Something like "find-my-watch" in a different location away from the phone. I know there's an e-sim option, but it would have been a killer to have it in the Bluetooth version, only for tracking down the watch ⌚

Pros: I've become more excited about exercising, it keeps really good time, the set up is very easy, and there are a few cool features (weather, music, etc). The interface works really well and I find the click of the dial very satisfying.Cons: 1. THE CHARGER IS AN INTERNATIONAL CHARGER with an adapter that doesn't work. The adapter is too loose on the American side, so it slides right out of any plug in, thus not charging. I understand that this is the "international version", but instead of including an adapter, they could've just included a common USB A cord/charging block. (That was my work around.) It works 100% better (since it actually charges now) and it's likely a lot cheaper, since adapters are pretty pricey.2. The watch faces look pretty digital and fake - they Are, of course, but the iWatch looks a bit nicer. This being said, I did find a face that works for me, but it took a lot of sifting through really bad ones (and there aren't a ton out there).Overall, a really nice watch - my main issue is the inclusion of a bad work around that is more costly and less effective.This is my review shortly after recieving the watch. If anything substantial changes, I will update accordingly.

I've had this for a while now, and it works great!I wish it wasn't running older, tizenOS, but it does what it needs to, and has some features newer Samsung watches have ditched, so I'll keep it until it starts to fail. Battery lasts a few days, it has microphone and speaker functionalityy, and a rotating bezel that is useful when my hands are muddy or something.