Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic 43mm LTE Smartwatch, Rotating Bezel, Fitness Tracker, Personalized HR Zones, Advanced Sleep Coaching, Heart Monitor, US Version, Silver (Renewed)

I was hesitant to get this watch through Amazon Renewed because I had seen some negative reviews, but decided to take a chance and I am so glad I did. The watch was in perfect condition, looked brand new, and had no scratches. Unless I told you it was refurbished you wouldn't know. I got the 47 mm LTE version and it was a wonderful bargain at under $200.00. I have had it since October and the only time it leaves my arm is to shower and to charge it. It is holding up amazingly, very durable, no scuffs or marks. I bought several stretchy, sparkly watch bands that I swap out every couple months. It is by far my favorite accessory. I get so many compliments about it. I picked this model because I love the way the silver bezel looks and that it rotates so you can scroll through menus, adjust the brightness and volume, etc. I will say the battery life could be better, but I think that is an issue with a lot of Samsung electronic devices. I like to leave the always-on display turned on, so that drains the battery a bit faster than with it off, but it still lasts over a day. I just make sure to charge it every day usually while I'm sitting at my desk at work and keep the wi-fi off unless I need it. Some of my favorite features are the sleep and energy tracking along with the daily steps. It's interesting seeing a breakdown of how well I slept on the watch and in the Samsung Health app on my phone. Another of my favorites is being able to use Spotify on it and play my music through the watch speaker, love it. I can walk around the house and do my morning routine without having to carry my phone around and be able to listen to my tunes. Something else I love is that there are so many watch faces to choose from and I was able to find one that lets me choose 9 different pictures and it will do a slideshow of them on the watch. So I leave the always-on display on and it cycles through cute pics of my baby nephew all day. I'm also able to browse Facebook and watch YouTube videos if I just don't feel like getting my phone out. It can be a little tricky with the screen size, but doable in a pinch. You can also take phone calls and text on it. It has a Google assistant so you can do voice-to-text which is a bit easier than using the keyboard. I'm not all all athletic, so I can't speak about the activity tracking features. Anyway, it's an amazing watch overall and I'm happy that Amazon offers it as a renewed product at a more affordable price. If you're on the fence, I say go ahead and get it.

Let me say 1st, that i purchased the watch 6 classic 47mm (lte) when it came out and it was well worth the price. Please note that a sturdy band is mandatory (watch the cheap bands sold), which was the reason mine fell off working at the port of long Beach. The watch came as described although I noticed the original band and charger wasn't included...but it at least came WITH a band and charger. It was packaged securely and had enough packing because i noticed the box was bent. I was a little spooked when I connected the magnetic charger supplied and I saw no led bolt. I went in the other room and got the oem charger and still saw no charging bolt. I let it charge for a few and it started charging. Probably was left on after checks. The charger and band is not the original, but they worked. I was disappointed about the band because this models band was excellent. That's after owning the Frontier, watch 4, and watch 6 classic (blk)...all large faces. Back to the watch.... an excellent rating was warranted by the seller! I did notice a very faint scratch around the sensor...definitely not a deal breaker and deserved the excellent description. Back to the watch... I put it through it's paces, I checked the validity of the watch, all the features,updated it to the latest UI 6 software, and like a kid again with a new toy.....(He,He,He!) Played with it for an hour (or 3). It worked flawlessly. I was surprised the dial was easier than my black edition. No pixel loss, watch face download and application, sensors work well, and most of all the battery life is as good as it was when it came out etc. This was a great purchase! I'll give it another week and if it's still good, I'm thinking about getting the other colors. Good price! In summary, I've been all across this continental north America and to quite a few other places. I recognize good service and dealing with the nature of electronics, this is a company that I'll keep in my rolodex and pass on the word to friends and fellow vets. Kudos ladies and gents! I'll upload a few pics, too! Lastly to those who think like me sometimes... I don't get paid or discounted for my review.. lol! Have a great day on purpose and keep up the good work!

The watch appears to be functioning as designed and has no cosmetic damage. I debated between the 43mm and 47mm sizes, and with a 7 1/2-inch wrist, I’m glad I chose the 47mm—it feels like the perfect fit. I also purchased a no-gap stainless steel band to complement it. While I couldn’t find an exact color match, the band gives the smartwatch a more polished and dressy look compared to the sporty appearance most smartwatches have. The rotating bezel is undoubtedly the best feature of this watch, and I even prefer the overall design and look of this watch over my Samsung Galaxy Watch 7. That said, I did notice the watch wasn’t cleaned thoroughly before being sent out. While it looks pristine at first glance, the reality quickly sets in that this is a pre-owned item, likely returned due to issues someone else encountered. I hope those don't arise in a few weeks or months for me too.

I purchased this watch not knowing exactly what I would get. But glad to say that it works great. Condition is excellent for a great value

Well, I've had it for more than a month, and all I can say is that I wish I would've just didn't the extra money for a Garmin. The battery life on this is absolutely awful! The only thing nice I can say about this is that it's a good looking watch. But if you're actually trying to use this while hiking, using the gps and fitness app, you better be finished hiking in less than 2 hours. Edit: Now the watch pretty much doesn't work at all. The two buttons don't work. I've reset the watch dozens of times and that hasn't fixed anything. Another huge problem is the charger this watch came with, which clearly isn't the actual Samsung charger that the watch originally came with. This charger and the watch get extremely hot while charging forcing the watch to turn off. Now the watch won't turn back on and I can't do a reset because the buttons don't work. This was a complete waste of money!

I've only had the watch for a week, I wanted to give a 5 star review, it's a nice looking watch, I like the rotating bezel it makes it easy/quick to navigate and it is raised from the screen surface which should protect the screen from hitting against anything. The battery life is also acceptable. But I have 2 issues. First, since it's not refurbished from Samsung, it doesn't come with the OEM watch band, it comes with a cheaper looking silicon band. Luckily I had purchased a replacement metal band at the same time as the watch, it would have been nice to have silicon band that I might wear sometimes, but I would never wear the ones included. It also doesn't come with the OEM charger, the one it comes with does work, but looks/feels cheap. All you get in a white box is the watch, silicon bands, and charger. That's good enough for me, it's easy enough to find instructions online if you get them. If you don't mind all of these, you could add 1 start to my review. My other issue is what bothers me the most. If you don't have a Samsung phone, there are features on the watch that won't work. There no reason why they can't work, Samsung just doesn't allow you to install the app on your phone that would allow some of the features. Considering it's WearOS based now (no longer tizen), I had assumed that my Pixel 9 would work with every feature the watch has, but I am constantly running into different features (like the EKG) that will only work on Samsung devices. If expect this kind of things if I bought an apple watch, but not from a WearOS based device. Besides that, for some reason, when I try to install watch faces from the Samsung wear app, it constantly tells me there was some connection issue and it won't install the watch face. Some watch faces work, others will always give me this error... And I'm talking about a lot of the basic faces that are listed, not some random have that I found online. It's just a little disappointing that some of the main features of the watch are blocked for no real reason other than that they want me to purchase a Samsung phone. If you have a Samsung phone, or don't care about the features you can't use without one, then you could add a start to my review. For those without a Samsung phone that are considering purchasing, I highly recommend looking into what features you'll be losing. I still kept the watch, it was still worth it to me.

This is a great watch at a very affordable price. This is a grade A renewed device and there are no signs that this was a pre-owned watch. It didn't come with original packaging but it is in excellent condition. I originally purchased the Galaxy 6 watch from chubbiestech but I had an issue with it connecting to my service provider. The seller allowed me to return the item at no charge and I decided to go with the larger watch 6 classic. You do need to download the Samsung wearable app and link it to a phone to get everything to work properly. I have Tello as my cell carrier and they also helped me to get everything linked. The watch will work independently from your phone if you wish to go exercise without your phone but you need a seperate line. This is exactly what I wanted. I don't always like having my phone with me because of the bulkiness. The watch is great to connect to music apps and ear buds while exercising without all of the bulk. The watch band is very comfortable and the 47mm watch face is the perfect size. The rotating dial bezel was something different but very handy to quickly search through the watch for different apps and functions. Several watch faces are fully customizable to your needs. So far the battery gets through the day without issue but I still have to test it during long music playback sessions to see what kind of battery drain there is. Very happy with the watch and Chubbiestech. 2 thumbs up.

I use(d) my phone for everything—and was happy to do it. Navigation, texts, email, videos, calendar, music, reminders…. The problem: I developed a radial nerve issue. Numb thumb, forearm pain, and a weird buzzing feeling in my arm at certain positions. Not cool. I didn't buy this because I wanted a smartwatch. I bought it because I needed to give my arm/hand a rest. It helps because it cuts down the need to hold my phone to some extent. It didn't cure my issue, but this and a bunch of changes I made to my use have helped tremendously. Noteworthy items: • Calendar on the face – I glance at my wrist instead of picking up my phone • Notification previews – I can check them quickly and respond later • After multiple updates + enabling Do Not Disturb at night (via Modes) = battery is much better • Easily lasts the day now with moderate use • Analog clock looks great with the NATO band (more on this later) • Day-to-day, I use a digital dashboard layout. NATO Lovers: I own about 25 NATO straps from my Timex watches and was excited to use them here. But… nope. They block the bottom sensor completely. You can use them but you sacrifice the sensor use. I still match my NATO bands to my clothes when I dress up, but I've switched back to the stock silicone band for daily use so that the health features work correctly. My advice: If your phone use is causing you issues, this watch is a "step" in the right direction (step counter pun intended). Just know that if you're a NATO band fan, you'll need to decide between the season and the band. I'm not sure if there is a work around or not. Notes for the photos: - Digital dashboard face—showing battery, steps, calendar, and notifications at a glance. - Side-by-side: NATO strap (left) and stock silicone strap (right)—NATO blocks the sensor entirely. - Watch flipped over showing the back sensor—essential for heart rate, sleep, and temperature tracking. - With the NATO band installed—sensor covered, disabling health tracking features. - Strap options laid out—NATO looks great but only the silicone band works with full tracking. Video: Quick Video view of my digital watch face setup with the wrist flick wake function. There is a slight delay (it can be frustrating in a rush), but you can customize this to avoid that issue. It just comes down to your battery needs. Pro Tip: Use a cell phone-style charger to plug it into. If you use a USB-A outlet, it doesn't supply enough power, and it won't charge with everything turned on. It will just maintain itself. It's very frustrating when you wake up after charging, and it has an 11% battery. If that was a requirement, it should have come with an adaptor or a warning (or go into low power mode depending on the charge speed/power being supplied). I blame Apple for starting the trend of not including a charge adaptor lol.