Unleash Your Potential with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic: Your Ultimate Fitness Companion with Advanced Features and Health Insights in Sleek Black Design

Returning to GalaxyWatch after years of Fitbit
Very easy setup if you already have a Samsung account, phone, etc… I literally didn’t have to do much at all – registering it online with the SN visible on the back side of the watch was so easy – and seemed to automatically connect with phone. I swear, I blinked and was set up!It’s been as far back as the when I replaced my first Galaxy watch (was it a 2?) with the Fitbit Charge, and from then forward I was enjoying the FB’s app and displays, and cheaper pricing. I stuck with that.This Galaxy comes out at a time shortly after Google purchasing FB, and the changes are just not as appealing. I wanted something more universal, so I’ve returned to GalaxyWatch!It is heavier than I’d thought it would be, but even that and the extra thickness after wearing it for a few hours, I’m not even noticing it. I currently have the FB on the right wrist, and Galaxy on left.Figuring out how to use some of the features like O2 and ECG was a little tricky, but it gives you a step by step both on the phone and/or on the watch itself and walks you through it. On the O2, if you’re not holding it like it says – it doesn’t actually prompt to start. That had me flustered for a bit until finally the button was there to start.Setting targets for weight/muscle/fat% was a bit confusing, but a simple Google search led to some clarity, and even that’s set up now with my first 2 week goal. Use the watch to scan for body composition, and then step on a scale and record that to get your starting numbers… then there’s a button to add a target. It would be nice to be able to set up several targets at once, but will have to revisit and set those small goals or just set a larger goal and watch progress as you go. I set only the weight as target and it adjusted the rest to match up. If you try to enter all 3 manually, you’re likely to get an error because it doesn’t quite match up between the 3 figures. Pick one and done!So, yes… only a few hours in, but these are the highlights I noticed in my excitement to share… so many clock faces available, so many customizable settings for each of the faces as well… FB was only just really getting to this point. Be wary, they’re not all free… but there are more than enough free ones, and the ones I saw for a price, were 0.49 and 0.99 – definitely manageable if it’s a must have!I’ll have to revisit this review as I get more acquainted and find more pluses and minuses!PS – size… since I was going with the Classic, I hoped as I ordered the 43mm would be big enough for my aging eyes – and yes, it is perfectly fine! I’m actually thankful I did not go with the 47mm, because this one is just perfect. I do not have petite arms, but I do have smaller wrists, and it looks just fine. I would say, if you’re very petite, and/or dainty… the regular 6 in the smaller of the 2 options is probably better. But I wouldn’t go with the 47mm unless you really have a larger arm or it really may seem too big/bulky.Definitely glad I bit during the pre-order!

Pretty sweet smartwatch, with caveats
I’ve got a handful of pointers regarding this watch that you might heed before buying it. That being said, I love the thing as of a few months owning it.Pros:1. The watch has many functions for health monitoring and is top of its class in that regard.2. It has the perfect sized face on it, not small at all but not too big.3. It feels sturdy all around, glass included.4. The amount of great digital faces available for free and for purchase (typically $1-$2 only) is awesome.5. It does GPS tracking for hiking and mountain bike rides that is used to display your path/location on a map in the Samsung Health app at the end of a workout, so you don’t need to pay some obnoxious subscription for a 3rd party app like Strava to track that.6. Given that my last watch, a FitBit Sense, literally corroded and burned my wrist skin at the battery contact points, I’m all for the new non-electrical / “wireless” (magnetic) charging functionality of this one and will promote that as a reason to get one.Cons:1. It is hard to dial in the best watchband length/size with spare links. You either get it too loose and then the sensors don’t work well (way inaccurate heart rate readings during workouts, lack of blood oxygen readings at night, etc), or you get it too tight and the watch clasp pops undone constantly as you go about your day or your hand circulation suffers while you’re trying to sleep. Unless you don’t mind adjusting the links on your band twice per day or more (even in the middle of the night since everyone’s wrists expand as we sleep), it might be best to go with a synthetic, flexible band that you can switch out to for when you’re not dressed nicely on an outing or something (the band does at least look good). I have done this and it is way easier to wear now.2. Bixby seems to randomly activate, which takes over your screen with her icon and a note that says “Listening”. You have to swipe or push buttons to close out of this prompt every time it happens.3. Sometimes there is a delayed response time when switching activities on the watch such as going from your clock face to starting a biking workout, and it feels clunky.4. Randomly vibrates, often twice or three times within a 5 second period, without any notification on the screen as to why.5. When starting a hike in the watch OS, it seems to possibly take your last known elevation and then add whatever the difference is between that and your starting elevation, and it claims you’ve climbed that height within the workout you are doing at the moment, which is entirely erroneous. That’s what I want to believe it is doing, anyway – it could just be super glitchy and thinks you are actually thousands of feet higher than you really are at some point during the workout, due to satellite connectivity or data or something strange, and just jumps your workout to having done that kind of climb.6. The battery lasts about half as long as my FitBit Sense did prior to this, for some reason, despite having the face set to not be always on.7. The blood oxygen saturation sensor must have some kind of weak detector or can’t record information when the watch is loosened up for sleep time (to prevent tightening during the night when our wrists swell a bit), because there are typically many gaps in the O2 data on the nightly chart.Takeaway:The watch is well worth it if it is on a good sale, so long as you know that it’s not perfect (which the regular price would seem to indicate).

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