- Wide range of functions (with manufacturer app)
- High accuracy
- Enduring battery
- No built-in GPS module
- Display difficult to read in sunlight
- Operation sometimes a little fiddly
In its price range, the Galaxy Fit 2 is reasonably solid: it recognises sport and sleep automatically, measures heart rate accurately during training, the bright display is pleasing and the battery lasts a long time. However, the fitness tracker fails when it comes to heart rate measurement outside of workouts.

Owners of iOS phones will find trackers with similar functions but unlimited compatibility in this price range.
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