Testseek.co.uk have collected 272 expert reviews of the Samsung Gear S3 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung Gear S3.
November 2016
(81%)
272 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(95%)
173 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Fantastic five-day battery life
Great fitness-tracking capabilities
Classy design with a neat interface
Nice design
Good sports tracking features
Intuitive user interface and charger design
Rotating bezel is a major plus
Waterproof to 50m
Offline Spotify support
Great design
Well-constructed
Attractive design
Clever spinning bezel interface. GPS
Speakerphone
Optional stand-alone LTE phone service and work-anywhere Samsung Pay. Spotify app streams music on the go. Works with most Android phones
And even iPhones to a degre
Gorgeous display
Impressive battery life
Improving S Health
Bezel is still great
Animated always
On display
Great activity tracking
Intuitive interface
Amazing battery life
Sharp
Vibrant screen
Tizen OS
Frontier looks great
Spinning bezel interface is excellent
Punchy screen
Versatile activity tracking
Swim-certified water resistance
Great design and craftsmanship
Built-in GPS
Battery achieves nearly four days use
Tizen OS very intuitive and smooth
Superb styling
Fantastic fitness features
Smart software that makes sense on your wrist
Classy design
Swift performance
High-quality display
Battery life
Simple interface with rotating bezel
Easily replaceable 22mm bands
More than a day of battery life
Water resistant
Works with Samsung Pay
The editors didn't like
Undeniably chunky
Unsuitable for swimmers
Limited app support
Lack of third-party apps still an issue
Not great for iPhone users
Sleep tracking is hit and miss
Apps can take too long to load
Limited upgrade
Some strange straps
It's big. Tizen-based software has less app support than Apple Watch or Android Wear. iOS connection works
But it's very buggy. Few killer apps take advantage of stand-alone LTE services
Battery can last several days per charge, Resists water, dust, and shock, Bright and goodlooking display, Standard 22mm wrist band can be easily exchanged, Simple, easy to use interface with convenient rotating bezel, Samsung Pay support
Activity tracking capabilities could be improved, Limited selection of thirdparty apps, Limited compatibility with nonSamsung phones, still no iPhone support, Samsung Gear companion app can be buggy
Last year's Gear S2 was already a great smartwatch. While a little rough around the edges, it set the bar high for what was expected out of a wearable – great performance, ease of use, long battery life, to name a few examples. Because of this, the Gear S...
Published: 2016-11-23, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: When a company has spent the last three years aggressively churning out smartwatches on a yearly or twice-yearly basis, trying to kickstart the "Next Big Thing," what does it do when demand sputters? If you're Samsung, the answer is apparently: not much...
Published: 2016-10-11, Author: Tomas , review by: hw4all.com
It is safe to say that Samsung has managed to make an interesting and worthwhile product. Personal Samsung Gear S3, of course, design. Now the smart watches look almost the same as the classic watches that will appeal to many buyers, because the novelty w...
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Published: 2016-09-02, Author: Tomas , review by: hw4all.com
Abstract: Special intrigue Samsung in a presentation at the IFA was not. That watch Gear S3, it was clear both in the invitation and the various leaks. But will look like this watch, no one knows, even a few hours of “leak” design showed more imaginary than real.Fr...
The Samsung Gear S3 seems like an excellent smartwatch that pushes the boundaries of industrial design and usability. The presence of a wheel and two buttons make the user experience fast, efficient, and pragmatic. We already considered the Gear S2 as one...
Abstract: Samsung announced their latest smartwatch, the Gear S3. Check out what's new!Slickwraps: Music: More tech goodness: Our video gear: Deals: Follow us! Twitter: Facebook: Instagram: Google Plus:...
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Published: 2018-01-28, Author: Ray , review by: gadgetguy.com.au
Still the number one (non-Apple) smartwatch that also works on iPhone
Comfortable to wear, Feels like a watch, Great battery life for a device with a full colour screen and interactivity, Supports both major mobile platforms: Android and iOS, Control ring makes the watch just that much more intuitive and usable
Screen doesn't stay on, Screen doesn't always flick on when you move your wrist, Watch often stops Bluetooth headphones from intercepting the phone call, Needs more apps
Still a fairly new thing, the smartwatch is in that rather critical part of its life as a category as customers try to work out whether it is merely a gimmick or something actually usable.A second screen experience for your wrist, the smartwatch rarely ad...
Well-constructed; attractive design; clever spinning bezel interface. GPS, speakerphone, optional stand-alone LTE phone service and work-anywhere Samsung Pay. Spotify app streams music on the go. Works with most Android phones, and even iPhones to a degre
It's big. Tizen-based software has less app support than Apple Watch or Android Wear. iOS connection works, but it's very buggy. Few killer apps take advantage of stand-alone LTE services
Samsung's watch survives, for now, as one of the better options for Android phone users...
The question is, should you care? In some respects, we'd argue you shouldn't. The watch's core apps and general all-round capabilities are so good that it's worth the asking price anyway, without the addition of third-party apps.The fitness side of things...
