if you are one of those troubled with smsung gear fit device,never know its uses and what it look like, just like me who's been having that same challenge over the weeks then, this is your time to offload that;
SAMSUNG GEAR FIT DEVICE is a fitness bracelet announced at MWC 2014 and priced at $199 on Amazon. It works as both a smartwatch and fitness tracker and it’s dust and water resistant. The design is light and slim plus minimalistic and the product weighs just 27 grams. There’s only one button, the On/Off one, but you can also assign other features to it, associated to the double tap function.
It can be used it pair to the Galaxy S5 to do a proper review, by the way. The bracelet of the watch is easy to latch on with the aid of metal pins and at the front we’ve got a curved Super AMOLED display, while on the back there’s a bunch of charge pins, plus a heart rate sensor. The device comes with a charging accessory, that’s attached to the pins and offers a microUSB port to attach your charger to.
The smartwatch can be used with interchangeable bands of various colors and the screen has chrome edges and a plastic body. The band is rubberized and the watch sits nicely and comfy on the hand. This is a sporty accessory, not an elegant one, so it’s an oudoorsy device. The product is compatible with the Galaxy S5, the Galaxy Note 3, S4, S3, S4 Mini and the likes, 17 devices in total. It hardware includes a 1.84 inch curved Super AMOLED screen, a touchscreen with a 432 x1289 pixel resolution and 244 ppi density.
There is also an accelerometer available, gyroscope, heart rate sensor, Bluetooth 4.0 LE and the battery on this model should provide 3-4 days of usage. The band is not exactly easy to remove, so that’s a bit of a pain. The screen offers great contrast, deep blacks, vivid colors, great view angles and you can adjust the brightness as you please. Inside the Gear Fit we find the ST Microelectronics Cortex M4 180 MHz CPU and a 210 mAh battery, good enough for about 3 days of fun.
The UI is all about the swipe and tap, plus you can flick the wrist to activate the clock window. The OS is not Android and not Tizen, but rather something else, inbetween them. There’s no speaker here and no camera, so this is a more basic device. You cannot install apps on it, which diminishes the smartwatch concept a bit. Users can view the image on the screen in portrait or landscape mode and the UI involves a homescreen, that shows the time, weather and other customizable info.
There’s a pedometer showing you the steps you’ve gone, a history and a goal of your walking. Then there’s the Exercise section, with Walking, Cycling, Hiking and Running all of them with a history, a goal to set (distance, time, calories etc) and coaching option. You can also have the heart rate displayed at all time during the exercise. The history of your workouts is shown with an average speed included, pace, max speed and other such details.
....Hmmh...sigh!.....so that's all about the device...but i must confess,its really good,i think you need it....just hit amazon for yours now
Written by James A
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