SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch5 Bespoke Edition 40mm Bluetooth Smartwatch, Body, Health, Fitness, Sleep Tracker, Improved Battery, Sapphire Crystal Glass, US Version, Silver Milanese Band, Silver
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Color: Silver
Size: 40mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5 Bespoke
Features
- MAKE A STATEMENT: With Galaxy Watch5 Bespoke Edition, choose your custom style with unique watch faces, stylish bands, and high-end stainless steel materials
- ADVANCED SLEEP COACHING: Manage your overall sleep quality with an advanced sleep tracker that detects and analyzes sleep stages while you rest; Plus, Advanced Sleep Coaching helps you develop better sleep habits by analyzing your sleep patterns;*
- BODY COMPOSITION ANALYSIS (BIA)**: Galaxy Watch5 provides body composition data right on your wrist; On your own schedule, you can now get readings on body fat, skeletal muscle, body water, basal metabolic rate and Body Mass Index (BMI)
- IMPROVED SENSOR ACCURACY: Stay up to date on your wellness; Get an accurate heart rate thanks to an improved, curved Samsung BioActive Sensor that gets closer to your skin***
- AUTO WORKOUT TRACKING: Make the most of every adventure with Auto Workout Tracking from running to rowing to swimming automatically in just minutes, and manually tracking more than 90 exercises, including complex activities like HIIT****
- IMPROVED BATTERY & GALAXY CONNECTED EXPERIENCE: Meet the watch that goes as long as you do; Galaxy Watch5s improved battery keeps up with your busiest day***** Do more with synced Galaxy devices that work in perfect harmony******
- SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL GLASS: Galaxy Watch5 can stand the test of the hardest days; Its sapphire crystal glass face is 1.6x stronger, resisting the problems that come with lifes daily routines*****
- ENHANCED GPS: Get out there; Explore the great outdoors; Now you can wander all you want and still know where you are; Galaxy Watch5 features enhanced GPS with voice navigation right on your wrist
Description
With Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Bespoke Edition, choose your custom style with unique watch faces, stylish bands, and high-end stainless steel material. Get the insights you need to crush your wellness goals. Additional features include Advanced Sleep Coaching, better body readings & guiding, an improved battery, and a sapphire crystal glass face with a titanium case. Requires the latest version of the Samsung Health app (version 6.22 or later). For sleep pattern results, user must wear watch while they sleep for at least 7 nights and complete a survey. The Samsung BIA is a body analyzer that uses bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) technology to track body composition based on weight, body fat, body mass index (BMI), skeletal muscle, body water, and basal metabolic rate (BMR) measurements. It is not intended to specifically diagnose or treat a medical condition. Requires the latest version of the Samsung Health app (version 6.22 or later). The heart rate software functions are not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease. Requires Galaxy smartphone with Android 8.0 or later, 1.5GB RAM or more and the latest version of the Samsung Health Monitor app (available only at the Samsung Galaxy app store). Water resistant up to 50 meters per ISO standard 22810:2010. Not intended for scuba diving. Avoid excessive, sudden temperature changes and high-velocity activities. Rinse in fresh water / dry after use in seawater or chlorinated water. Consistent with IPX8 rating, water resistant in up to 5 feet of water for up to 30 minutes. Rinse residue / dry after wet. Requires the latest version of the Samsung Health app (version 6.22 or later). As compared to all watches in Galaxy Watch4 Series..
Brand: SAMSUNG
Model Name: Galaxy
Style: Bluetooth
Color: Silver
Screen Size: 40 Millimeters
Special Feature: Heart Rate Monitor
Shape: Heart
Target Audience: Unisex Adults
Age Range (Description): Adult
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Product Dimensions: 1.55 x 1.59 x 0.39 inches
Item Weight: 1.41 ounces
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
OS: Android
Wireless communication technologies: Bluetooth
Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
GPS: Built-in GPS
Special features: Heart Rate Monitor
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Touchscreen, Microphone, Buttons
Color: Silver
Whats in the box: Band, USB-C Wireless Charger, Watch body, Quick Start Guide
Manufacturer: Samsung
Date First Available: May 8, 2023
Weight: 40 Grams
Standing screen display size: 40 Millimeters
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Color: Gray
Size: 44mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5
I had a primary goal in mind when I began to watch shop, and this would not only be my first smart watch, but first watch in general. I knew I wanted the basics of a watch, namely some addition to my style efforts, but getting back into fitness and living a healthy life; a tracker for all the things that may help gauge my progress. Therefore, from a watch perspective, and style perspective, this watch crushes. It tells the time, and the highlight of this is the ability to change the watch face. You can go old school long and short hand, or new school with a digital display and dozens of options in between. The watch is slick, modern, and compliments any outfit. In my opinion, it far surpasses some of the watches out there such as the Apple version which is thick, more square, and an obvious smart watch. I love the Galaxy watch because it doesn't have any tell-tell signs of being a smart watch. I wasn't sure what to expect out of a smart watch since this was my first. One of the most pleasant surprises is seeing the notifications pop up, without grabbing my phone. I frequent sites with two-factor authentication and seeing those codes pop right up on my wrist has been a major time saver. All in all, the immediate view of the time (basic watch functionality), notifications, and the basic customization and slick look drives this watch to be a great thing to own. That however is where the dissapointments begin. As previsouly stated, I purchased this, largely, to be a fitness tracker. I was extremely interested in the sleep tracking as my sleep is terrible, and I'm trying to determine if I have sleep apnea (not from this alone). I also wanted a live time tracker of my heart rate as well as a step counter. I could have gone with cheaper options that do these things, such as the higher end fitbit, or even other smart watches on the market such as the fossil. I watched dozens of reviews on all of them, and ultimately settled on this watch, as I figured it would have the greatest synergy between it and my Galaxy S21 phone. I also figured that with it having a higher price point, that the tracking would be superior. Prepare for disappointment. I don't know. Perhaps the tracking is fine but you have to be within the realm of accurate to feel confident in the results. For example, the sleep tracker is not tracking sleep. If I go to bed at 9PM, lay there for an hour, then sleep from 10-5, but also lay in bed after waking; the watch counts this from laying down to getting up, 9PM to 6AM. Night after night, I sleep with varying factors, some nights tossing and turning, but each morning, the watch gives me about the same result. Knowing I'm a poor sleeper, the deep sleep and REM time ratings simply can't be accurate. My previous partner use a fitbit, not even the highest end model, and the sleep rating for her felt a lot more accurate, not counting the time she laid in bed, but rather the time she truly slept. It supposedly tracks blood-oxygen levels while you sleep. One day it showed me at 89%, not healthy but perhaps believable. Last night, it showed me at 55% which, I'm fairly certain I would be dead at that rate. I would think the watch may try to wake me if that was true. It supposedly tracks body-weight but I knew that wasn't correct when it put me at 9% - I WISH! The next day it put me at 14%. Sadly, neither are true right now. The absolute most infuriating piece of this poor tracking is quite simply that it doesn't do it in live time. If I want to track my steps through out the day, I have to be "recording" my walk. It doesn't seem to capture my steps on an elliptical, although I can switch it to elliptical mode. Keep in mind there are so many different modes, you may be switching them constantly throughout a workout. The more annoying one in this situation is the heartrate monitor. I wanted to be working out and glance at my watch to see this in live time. Nope, you have to click on the heart rate, then run it to get your heart rate. Then, again, every time you want an updated rate. Conclusion on fitness tracking; it sucks. I check my sleep record in the morning for very rough, arguably not accurate report on how I slept. If desperate, in the gym, wanting to know my heart rate, I can stop and run the reader and hope it's accurate. Compared to the treadmill reader, it is not accurate. All in, I would not recommend this for a fitness tracker. And that's really where you have to question if you need a smart watch. I will keep this because it adds to my style, and I do love the notifications. However, the navigation, even with this being the 5th iteration of the watch, leaves a lot to be desired. Swiping Right = Brings up notifications, but it's difficult to scroll to previous notifications Swiping Left = Brings up available trackers such as the aforementioned step counter for various activities (but not things like the heart rate tracker even though those would be great here) Swiping Up = Brings up an apps menu, of which I have used none. This is frustrating because it is pre-loaded with a dozen apps and you can't seem to remove ones you don't need. And Finally, Swiping Down = Same as your phone - various indicators, silence functions, etc... If you have a galaxy phone like the S21 or later that doesn't have a physical button, you're likely used to swiping right to go back - this does not carry over to the watch, you must learn to use a home button again. While you may want the heart rate counter, or step counter ready on the go, there appears to be zero way of activating those, other than the small buttons on the face that you can add, but only on some of the watch faces, most of which only hold a maximum of four widgets. AND, one of those widgets is the battery indicator. If you want to have a quick view of your remaining battery percentage, and you want to use another widget for the date, that only leaves 2 spots or less for the things you do want. Considering this watch supposedly tracks quite a few things, you're limited at clicking into only two points of tracking. AND, if you want to view more, you seem to have to go into your phone, change the watch face, and add those trackers, which will replace the other ones you may want to see. Conclusion; it's pretty crappy if you want to track multiple items as you can't just switch to those trackers from the watch face. They must be added in advance, or you have to pull out your phone and completely change how your watch is setup. I believe you can potentially add them as "Tiles" which is accessed by scrolling the screen in a circular motion but try doing that when you're in the middle of a workout. While I've decided to award this watch only 3 stars, it is nice enough to recommend it. I'm not sure if any of the other models would have been better. Some folks complain about the battery life, but it charges so quickly, it's not a deal breaker for me. It's a nice watch, still worth the price, but the moral of the story; don't trust the trackers, nor expect an easy going time dealing with them. I hope this review helps someone make their decision!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by J. Greig
Color: Silver
Size: 40mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5 Bespoke
So not necessarily a dislike, but the chargers are new now they're not gonna fit your adapters(The old ones) they're smaller. But I had already purchased them for my new phone. Because now they're making all the charging ports smaller for some reason. So if you don't have one of the new charging port things/you're not gonna be able to charge your watch. You need a USB-C adapter. You don't have to have a cellular phone or a Separate Data plan( T-Mobile tried to hustle me) Because my watch connects to my house's internet. And to my boyfriend's internet when I go to his house. So anywhere your phone that you attached to the watch goes and connects to the internet the watch will remember it and connect automatically. It also tells you your sleep patterns, how much you sleep deeply and rem sleep. Et cetera, which is kind of spooky like how do they know that? Although there is a pulsating green light that comes on when you put it on your wrist & the greatest part, you can answer calls and talk on your watch. Just like Inspector Gadget, I'm so serious. I just had a long conversation with my girlfriend in Texas. The watch and the phone rang at the same time. I answered the watch and we talked for a couple of hours. This phone is awesome.!!!!!!! P.S. I ordered the lavender color & got silver instead, but it's cool Samsung.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2023 by Becky Blunt Becky Blunt
Color: Pink Gold
Size: 40mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5
I never had need or interest in smart watches. After dropping & repurchasing over 10 budget phones in a 2 yrs, & really wanting a flagship, I decided to try the Galaxy watch. It supports the most functionality for any smart watch I looked at. Paired to S21 ultra it has provided so much to my daily life. The convenience of tapping the watch for most of my apps and the information it provides through Samsung health (only off for showers & charging) are totally worth 200$. I wasn't sure that I would gain much from the health app but I WAS WRONG! Tracking my activity and sleep patterns (so much more) over the last 4 weeks has helped tremendously. I have a neurological nervous system impairment that highly impacts my daily life. Poor or little sleep and stress are the biggest impacts and this watch has helped me make major improvements to both. There's a crap ton of little tweaks to make it unique to your needs, go through the learning process and make adjustments as you go. Wearing it all the time was my biggest concern. It did take a couple of weeks to fully adjust to wearing it 24/7 but now at 4 weeks I feel naked without it.( I'm hyper sensitive to touch & feel) I didn't buy screen protector & don't feel the need. My pic shows a recent cut from doing yard and house work all while wearing my watch, it's pretty durable. I highly recommend this watch over all! I wouldn't waste money on inferior watches that won't hold up or do all this can. With the latest tech & durability this smart watch should last a couple years at least 🥰
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2023 by michelle michelle
Color: Gray
Size: 44mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5
We have been really satisfied with this watch. It is the 1st smart watch anyone in the family has had so I'm not overly sure what critiques to have on it. Its been wonderful to be able to acess my phone features without needing to stop and take my phone out. I have been using the fitness features as well. It has been a month or two so I dont have any negative opinions as of yet. I mostly charge it when I am getting ready in the morning and that last me thru the day and evening. I'm still getting used to all the features and functions it can control. The mic isn't super clear when using the watch for calls but it's still good for hands free option of not digging in your pocket or purse to be able to have a quick convo.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2023 by C.C.
Color: Gray
Size: 44mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5
I had the Galaxy watch 2 and it was alright it got the job done until I forgot about it on my bed and put the bed sheets in a old skool washer that completely wrecked it. So I got this and let me tell you it's such a huge upgrade I absolutely love it it's actually a smart watch. You get the play store so you can get apps you can set up motion so with a flick of a wrist you can activate any app like Google assistant etc. The sleep tracking is spot on literally right when I go to sleep it knows the only thing is waking up if I don't mess with the watch or actually get up out of bed my awake time will go up but I guess that's on me for staying in bed AWAKE lol. I'm literally counting the sleeps to find out my sleep animal yep that's cool! Just perfect watch I truly do love it. The only bad is the battery it last 2 days and maybe 2 hours. Charges in 1 1/2. I rate it a 9.7/10 would highly recommend and buy again
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2023 by Luis flores
Color: Silver
Size: 44mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5
the watch comes with a magnetic charger that is USB-C only- which is annoying because I can't put it on my night stand or anywhere else convenient. I've got to keep it in my laptop bag and dig it out when I need it because the only device I have with USB-C charging is my laptop (and my phone- but lets face it, are you going to plug this into your phone to siphon off your battery?). A wall adapter with a USBC port would have cost them next to nothing to include, so I'm knocking off a star for that, but otherwise it's a great watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023 by eldee
Color: Gray
Size: 44mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5
I purchased this for sleep monitoring. I never feel like I get enough sleep, but that's just my guess unless I have some say of knowing. This is a real help. It shows I get a normal amount of "light" sleep but never any deep sleep. Also, I've used the watch to monitor my AFib, which has been occurring more often over the last couple of years. I have a more intense AFib testing device, but this is super convenient, so I use it and then if I know I should get a really good reading, will test with the other device. The watch automatically counts steps and other things, but this is what I use it for most, and I'm excited to see what other apps are available to use with the watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by bichonandon
Color: Gray
Size: 40mm
Style: Bluetooth
Configuration: Galaxy Watch 5
I've been using this watch daily for about 6 months now. For the vast majority of that time, it has been great at what it does. Sleep tracking, heart tracking, body composition measurements, workout tracking, blood oxygen measurements, notifications, and apps have all worked perfectly(or for the body comp and blood oxygen, as good as you can expect a tiny sensor on your wrist to be, accurate enough to track progress and warn you of issues but not in any way perfect). Battery has generally lasted about 40-48 hours(connected to my phone and with no battery saving settings turned on), and it usually charges up in about 45 minutes which is definitely fast enough to just charge while I'm in the shower. However, there have been about 3 times when I've had issues with the watch. All of these have been issues with pairing (My phone is a Google Pixel 6). It's seem to have happened only when I let the battery die fully, but after that when I reconnected to my phone, even though the watch and the phone both showed a connection, they were unable to communicate with each other (no notifications, data transfer or internet connectivity). For all these times, resetting the watch and repairing fixed the issue, and as of the last 3 months everything has been fine. Perhaps a software update fixed it, but even with this minor issue it's by far the best android smartwatch on the market.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023 by ram