[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose this watch after trying to find a device to sync reminders with my phone to attach them too me and after huge dissappointment from the cheaper watches this one has been everything I asked for.

I wish I could get my old watch back. This watch is set up the exact same as my old watch, but the battery life is horrible. I literally get up early in the morning to get it charged so that I can go on my 4 mile walk, come home and do some weight lifting before putting it back on the charger so it can get thru to the afternoon. Then back on the charger again so it can make it overnight. And I'm not talking it goes down to 30 or so percent, it literally had to go into battery saving mode. I miss my old watch, it lasted all day: (

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose to use my watch with my phones Bluetooth or sometimes on its own. Finally Samsung came out with a watch that can have its own service so if you leave ir phone at home or something you can still receive your calls and msg. This watch was easy to navigate through set up and setting person preferences.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love my Galaxy Watch 9. I choose the 40mm side as it fits me the best, but still has a big enough screen to make it useful. I really like the variety of watch faces available for free. I have two watches, I wear one at night for all of the sleep functions and one for day time.

I came from the galaxy watch 7. I loved it and was expecting pretty similar, if not better, quality. The watch 9 took such a steep drop down I've felt the need to leave a review. The watch 7 would last me a full day, a night, and the next full day, which would leave me to charge it every other night. I would never finish a day with a dead watch, and I was content with that. The watch 9, though? Lucky to get 20 hours, and am left charging it every day. I charge it before bed, wear it at night and during the day before it dies on my way home from my 9-5 office job. Same settings, if not on the more battery-saving side of things. It's ridiculously bad, and I'll likely be switching to next year's pixel watch the moment it becomes available. This is despite my phone, laptop, tv, and (until this new pixel) watch all being samsung for many, many years. And not to mention the awful squircle design, the horrible placement and/or quality of the watchband that leaves any other samsung wireless charger utterly useless, or the honestly sluggish and buggy processing. Unfortunately for me, I picked up from a best buy and only had a 2 week return window. At that time, I thought "it can't possibly stay THIS bad, it must still be learning usage patterns, etc." Nope, it is that bad. At least the display looks nice and there's quite a few quality health tracking features, I guess.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose the 44mm because it struck a nice balance between battery life and appearance. So far it's worked really well for me. It's easy to read and fairly easy to operate. I'm 55 years old and I was able, with some patience and effort to set it up w my S26+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm really happy with my decision to upgrade to the new Watch 9—it's got a great design. I enjoy using it to monitor my health and fitness, and it's so convenient to check calls or messages without pulling my phone out of my pocket. I chose Samsung for all my cellphones and gadgets.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose the Galaxy Watch because I wanted a smartwatch that was stylish, easy to use, and had plenty of useful features. I love how it tracks my steps, heart rate, workouts, and notifications. The battery life is good, and the watch is comfortable enough to wear all day. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picked up watch 8/23. It's been almost 2 months. 3rd week in, battery dies unexpectedly. I charge it. I reduce apps. Turn off heart rate monitor to monitor every 10 minutes. Turn off location/wifi/brightness. Presently, I wear watch to bed and have to charge it before bed-usually topped of at 95%- sleep mode on. When I wake, battery is down to 70%. I have to charge it before I leave for work (13 hrs shift). It'll go into battery save mode last hour of work. I cannot use this watch and do not respect the company bc I tried to call for support and it told me to eliminate apps and modes that steal from the battery. I literally charge it TWICE a day in order to use it and I can only use it sparingly. I traded up my 8 for the 9 and it was the worst decision. Do not buy.

I purchased the Galaxy Watch 9 because the battery on my Galaxy Watch 5 would no longer last more than a day. Unfortunately, the Watch 9 has been just as disappointing. Despite being a newer and more expensive device, I still have to charge it every day. The same applies to my new Galaxy S26 Ultra. For premium products at these price points, the battery performance is simply unacceptable. I have been a loyal Samsung customer for over 10 years, purchasing phones, watches, tablets, and earbuds, and continuously investing in the Samsung ecosystem. However, my most recent purchases, both made last month, have left me questioning that loyalty. I expect Samsung to acknowledge these issues and provide a meaningful solution. If Samsung cannot stand behind its products and support long-term customers, I will seriously consider moving to another brand when it is time for my next upgrade.