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3 Compatible with select Bluetooth capable smartphones using Android OS 4.4 and later with at least 1.5GB RAM as well as iPhone 5 and later with iOS 9.0 and above. Not all features available with iOS paired smartphones. Gear Fit2 supported smartphones may vary by carrier and device. For a list of compatible smartphones and features, please visit samsung.com/gearfit2. For best results, connect with compatible Samsung Galaxy smartphones.




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16 To be eligible for the Premium Offer, you must be 18 years or older and a resident of the United States, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico or the U.S. Virgin Islands. Activate the Premium Offer between 3/29/17 and 6/30/19 by: (1) downloading a qualifying Under Armour Connected Fitness (UACF) companion App (either MapMyRun, MyFitnessPal, or Endomondo) to your Gear S2, Gear S3 or Gear Fit2 and the corresponding UACF mobile app to your compatible Android phone; (2) creating a UACF account for the UACF App, if you do not already have one, which requires agreeing to the Under Armour Terms and Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy; and (3) logging into the UACF App on your phone and launching the UACF App on your Gear device. If you are a new UACF end user, your account will automatically be upgraded to a Premium Subscription for Endomondo and MyFitnessPal or an MVP account for MapMyRun for a 12 month period (whichever app you choose). If you are an existing UACF Premium or MVP end user, you must contact UACF customer support to activate your free 12 month Premium Offer. You can contact UACF customer support via email (MyFitnessPal: support@myfitnesspal.com; Endomonodo: premium.support@endomondo.com; MapMyRun: mvpbilling@underarmour.com) and indicate in the email that you have downloaded the corresponding UACF App on your Samsung Gear Fit2, Gear S2, or Gear S3 and wish to activate the Premium Offer. UACF customer service will respond with a promotion redemption URL that you must follow to redeem the Premium Offer at any time after your current paid Premium/MVP Subscription expires. Only one Premium Offer per person. The Premium Offer cannot be combined with any other rebate, offer or discount. Void where prohibited or restricted by law.


But most of the navigation on the Gear Fit 2 is done on the 1.5 inch Super AMOLED display, which has a resolution of 432216. Swiping from side to side brings the user to the different widgets that include shortcuts to the heart rate monitor, workouts, and trackers for water and caffeine intake. The colors on the AMOLED screen are where one would expect from Samsung, and the display is properly responsive for getting in and out of the various features.


You need install the new Samsung Weather in Gear Fit. Go in Samsung Galaxy App for Gear, in Gear App located in cellphone, go in setup, App layout and locate the Weather App, click on a gear just in right side and setup popup will open. You will can select more options about The Weather App in Gear Fit 2.


Thanks. I had it working on my watchface but that allows you to swipe right to access the weather if you were using a watchface that did not support the weather complication. It also updated the weather screen with a slightly different layout including sunset, chance of rain, uv index. If you go into Apps Layout in the Gear Fit 2 app, there's a gear icon to set the temperature units, refresh rate, etc.


Hi, everyone. We are so glad to have you here and are happy to see your active participation. We do recommend that you include a little more information regarding your question. This might include the model number of your watch, the device you have your phone connected to, and the current software version of your Gear Fit 2. Please also include information on the watchface you are using to view the weather on. For setting the temperature settings, you may go into your gear manager and select the accuweather app for additional options that may be available.


Now comes your comments on using the gear manager to access accuweather's additional options....simply not possible on a GearFit 2 with the latest software. You obviously don't know the products you are troubleshooting. Grrr...


It syncs with your smartphone relatively well, only taking between 2-10 seconds. The app isn't terribly easy to navigate, as there are actually multiple apps that interface with this tracker. The Samsung Gear app is where you can download new watch faces, apps for the Fit2 Pro, or see other information on the device. The Samsung Health app is where you can see your health stats and other fitness information, as well as challenge your friends.


I've been experiencing some issues with my gear fit 2 pro heart rate during exercices, especially inconsistency in heart rate monitor during "other workout". With gear fit 2 I had no problems, but since I upgraded, I haven't had a clear reading and I've been using my gear fit 2 pro for more than a month now.


For exemple (using Samsung health app), with gear fit 2 I would get peaks of 200 or more during exercice and now the peak I get is around 180. Also, during workout, sometimes the band vibrates as if not able to measure heart rate. I also get a flat line at 180, for exemple, of two or more minutes in the workout graph which I think is should not happen.


Samsung kicked off its much-anticipated mid-year Galaxy Unpacked event on Wednesday, where it unveiled the next generation of foldable smartphones in its Galaxy Z Series lineup, new Galaxy Watch wearables, and more.


It's worth noting that inconsistent heart rate is an ongoing issue with most wearables using optical sensors, as we've widely reported. However, our testing of Garmin and Fitbit devices have seen fairly decent reporting of heart rate (between 2-5bpm) until you push heavy interval loads where longer lag times kick in. With discrepancies of up to 10bpm in normal ranges, the Samsung Gear Fit2 doesn't hit that standard, and will certainly fall below par for some users. That said, all optical heart rate sensors are imperfect, and choosing a device requires honesty about how you will use that data.


Additionally, swiping through the touchscreen is cumbersome when you're active and moving. The UI is fine if you're stationary, but pushing a button to get your workout stats is far easier than having to precisely swipe on such a small surface. Half the time, I felt like if I wanted to do this much work with hitting a button to turn on the display and figuring out where to swipe, I might as well reach into my pocket and pull out my Galaxy S7 to check my workout on Samsung's own S Health application.


Swiping down takes you to a shortcut menu where you can adjust brightness, turn on 'do not disturb' and open the music player. It will also tell you whether you're Bluetooth connected and what the battery level is.


Swiping right takes you to a notification screen where you can choose to read each one, clear it, or clear all. Swiping left brings up more shortcuts to various apps which can display more information if you tap on them. Like most smartwatches, covering the screen turns it off.


As a fitness tracker, the Gear Fit 2 pretty much does it all. You get step tracking, calorie burn counts, floor climbs, and heart rate monitoring, automatically. It also tracks your sleep automatically, even though I still have to find a setting anywhere on the device to control this. But where the Fit 2 shines is in the fact that it now has a built-in GPS. With a GPS inside, the Fit 2 becomes more than just a basic step and sleep tracker and can be used as a semi-serious workout tool to track everything, or at the very least, will allow you to go workout without your phone.


With a seemingly infinite number of smart wearables in the world today, we're quickly getting into situations where we have more tech than body parts on which to put it. On your wrists alone you might have a smartwatch on one arm and a fitness tracker on the other ... with overlapping functions that quickly turn into an annoyance.


Beyond those screens, you can press the home button while on the clock to pull up Music Player, Find My Phone, Timer and Stopwatch apps, which are about as basic as you can get. Samsung has chosen to keep a rather kludgy amount of settings available to tap and scroll through on the tiny screen, which is where you have to go to find things like GPS, Wi-Fi, vibration and more.


Around the back of the tracker is where you'll find the optical heart rate sensor and it's where you'll clip on the proprietary charging cradle. Thankfully, you don't need to pull the main unit out of the strap to charge. While we don't love the fact it's a proprietary kind of cradle, it's one that does securely clip onto the back of the top half of the tracker and does stay put.


There isn't onboard GPS tracking or even the ability to connect to the GPS on your phone, though, leaving you with accelerometer based tracking for outdoor activities. You can make use of Samsung's automatic exercise recognition software, which works for all five workout modes and saves you going through the process of manually tracking activities, but non-GPS tracking is nowhere nearly accurate enough for most sports - especially cycling.


This is also the place to setup alarms, make sure weather data is being pulled through from your phone, and you also have a useful 'Find my Band' feature, if you've forgotten where you last lost your Fit 2.


The Fit 2 comes in two sizes as well as three colors (black, blue and pink). However, it's merely splash-proof (like the Fitbit Blaze and the Charge HR), whereas the vivoactive HR is water-resistant to 165 feet.


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