Amazon RenewedSAMSUNG Galaxy Watch 6 Classic 47mm Bluetooth Smartwatch, Rotating Bezel, Fitness Tracker, Personalized HR Zones, Advanced Sleep Coaching, US Version, Black (Renewed)

My thrid Samsung watch after taking 5 year break from them. Has mostly same great features, just enhanced. I got the blue tooth version this time, need to stay somewhat close to your phone to talk. Great phone and function though and very light weight so wearing all night isn't a problem. The 43mm version is perfect size for my wrists and not wanting a clunky watch. These kind of amazing products and great prices are why I've stuck with Samsung and Android since we left the Blackberry keyboard days. I love the watch, and screen covers are easy to find but you can dive in this watch, or swim in a pool with it everyday like I do. So glad I got it, because 2 days later I was able to take a surprise call while my hands were full. I would have missed the call could have been quite costly. I like the features and having spotify and youtube music and more apps on it. Solid Product - I'm singing Samsung praises once again. Came deliivered in good shape, not original anythng and I wonder if even the band is the right one. But I love it 100%.

I recently upgraded my samsung watch from a 4 to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 40mm LTE Smartwatch in gold, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance and features. The watch arrived in excellent condition, as it is a renewed product, and it looks and functions like new. The fitness tracking capabilities are top-notch, providing accurate data on my workouts and daily activities. The advanced sleep coaching feature has been particularly helpful in improving my sleep patterns. The BIA sensor for health wellness insights is a great addition, offering valuable information about my body composition. The watch pairs seamlessly with my non-Samsung phone, allowing me to receive notifications, make calls, and use various apps without any issues. Overall, I highly recommend this smartwatch for its functionality, design, and value for money.

Coming back around after several months of ownership. This is a great watch. It's integration with a samsung phone is crazy cool. Whatever mode the phone is in, the watch does too... Phone is put in DND mode, that watch automatically follows. Didn't expect that.A whole lot of folks worry over battery life - I have not found that to be a problem... But then, I have made it a habit to plug it in as part of my morning routine... It charges while I eat my breakfast and read the news. But it invariably has over 60% when I plug it in... It will easy go more than 2 days if I need it to, in my normal use.The phone-on-wrist function works fine. The software interface is excellent, and easy to get used to. The bluetooth hook is bulletproof. That is important to me, because I am disabled and may need to call someone for help - That is it's first function for me. The heart rate function being second, and also quite robust in function.It is surprisingly easy to navigate with primary functions set to be used with the dial. It has become natural for me. And it is crazy-cool that pretty well anything my phone can do, the watch can do too - I know I will never use it hard for email or texting or anything - Way easier to use the phone - But it is cool that I CAN. And with Google Assistant integration, that actually could work alright.

The 'refurbished' watch was much cheaper than the newer Galaxy Watch 7. It has quite a few useful features, including the time keeping one, such as: ECG heart monitor; general health, and exercise management; and an eSIM for phone service. However, the battery life is much less than the Galaxy Watch 4 that this replaced, lasting only several hours before the charge drops to less than 50%, just using the time keeping function alone. Maybe it's another feature I'm using, but I haven't checked that out as yet.

This is a Bluetooth only Galaxy Watch 6 Classic in 47mm size. It is the classic version so it has a rotating bezel. The one I ordered is a stainless steel silver color and has a gray silicone band. It is the third galaxy watch I have had, but the first I have purchased "renewed." Out of the box it took about 8 minutes to set up. The initial setup started as soon as I turned on the watch and my phone found it (I didn't even have to open the Galaxy Wear app, but that is probably because I already had a Galaxy Watch 4 connected.) The only hitches in the setup were with the Google tie in to the watch, I had to do two steps twice to get them to complete. The downside on the watch as received is that is had roughly a 5% charge, so getting started with updates, connection, setup, etc. without putting it on a charger would have been an issue. I put it on a charger and continued the process once I realized the battery was so low. I would recommend charging the watch first before starting the process to be safe. The watch came in a zip lock plastic bag and the only other thing in the box was a magnetic charger base that plugs into a USB A port. There were no instructions or any other items, so for a user who is new to a Galaxy watch this could be a bit of a problem. The watch looks very good, the case looks like new, the strap looks like new, the display also looks like new, only the black outer part of the back looks like it has seen some wear. I plan to give it a thorough cleaning with the disposable alcohol cleaning towelettes that I use to clean glasses once it is fully charged. Because I had already used a Galaxy watch, the setup transferred all my settings, apps, and the watch face to this watch, which probably shortens the setup time. A 47mm watch size is pretty large, so it might not be preferable for smaller wrists, but I am hopeful that the battery may last a little longer than the 43/44mm models. The watch uses the same quick release 20mm bands that most other Galaxy watches use, which I consider to be a huge advantage over custom bands. The renewed sixth generation watch cost about 43% of what a new similar seventh generation watch costs, so I thought is was worth taking the chance on a renewed watch. The watch is a little heavier than the forth gen basic version I have, but I think the larger case and rotating bezel are worth the extra weight.