[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always owned a Samsung watch since they came out. I loved the very first one and I know I'll always have one. I am a lady and a smaller one being 5 foot tall so my wrists are pretty petite. I traded in my 7 for the 9 knowing the design has changed and it's going to look larger. I told myself I'd try it. I absolutely hate this larger, bulky watch face. Perhaps, this design is good for men but even my mother who has a 7 said she hates it. It's too masculine looking for me and just looks weird. It's like this huge watch face on my wrist and that's all I see. I prefer the round design or even just a square. This is like a person thought it would be a good idea to combine both. And it's not. Pick a shape Samsung! If you insist on continuing with this horrible shape there needs to be a smaller version, smaller than the 40mm, available for women. If you have the 7 ladies, keep it! I wish I'd have not traded mine in and forced myself to wear this hideous thing

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose this watch and you should too. It has so many features that I probably will never be able to learn how to use them.

Excellent watch. Very reliably accurate on its health readings, and it syncs with the Samsung Health app flawlessly. Surprisingly long battery life with a crisp display.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I enjoy this watch and all of its features. I transferred my setting from the Watch 7. However, this battery is not lasting as long as the 7. I am not sure why as it should be better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose the galaxy 9 watch based on its sleek classy yet business casual design. The personalization options on this watch are abundant and customizable. It's seemless, timeless, and tho it has a price tag, it's health options make it priceless for my lifestyle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently, I chose to upgrade from the watch 8 to the watch 9. Samsung continues to provide meaningful and useful upgrades to the Galaxy Watch series. The upgrade was seamless with the new watch running as well or better than it's predecessor. The watch is a go to all day long, monitoring my health indicators, alerting for incoming emails, texts, and messages, and providing other handy info... even radar data through an added app. I am quite happy with my newest watch!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was needing a new watch and thankfully I chose the Galaxy Watch 9. It has amazing features that I use on the daily like the Gemini assistant for when I don't feel like taking my phone out my pocket. It is also very lightweight and sleek, sometimes I barely notice that it is there.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased the new Galaxy 9 watch as part of my journey to get better fit. I like the interaction between the watch and my Nordicktrack Recumbent Bike 10 with IFit. The ability to better track my stats as my journey moves forward. This will be my 3rd Galaxy watch. Love the watchband install buttons, make it much easier to install "fun" bands. I would recommend the watch to anyone looking to upgrade their Samsung wearables.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose to replace my Galaxy Watch Ultra with the new Galaxy Watch 9 because it promised improved sleep tracking. New BioActive sensors and Samsung Health app algorithms would supposedly provide better information about sleep stages. I've been tracking my sleep for over four years on four successive Galaxy watches and the Galaxy Ring. Since 2025 data gaps of up to one hour began to appear in the sleep timeliness. I had hoped the Watch 9 would correct that. But quite the opposite happened. The Watch 9 fails to track 70% to100% of my sleep. It's not due to how I wear the watch or how my watches power and permissions are set, the Samsung swears those are the only possible explanations. I consulted AI and it tells me a congenital heart arrhythmia is the likely culprit. It was always there but the new Watch 9 has gotten better at detecting it and that causes the sleep tracking to freeze up. I only wish Samsung would at least provide a small print warning that for a small percentage of users certain physiological traits might seriously impair the ability of Samsung Health to track sleep. Thankfully, my spouse is in the majority who are thoroughly pleased with all the features of their new Watch 9.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This isn't my first Samsung Watch I've had so many. I choose to upgrade my Samsung Classic6 to the Samsung Galaxy Watch9 the features are amazing. The sound and notifications are much louder... In my profession that's a must. I've just gotten it so I'm finding many features I never had before. I'm glad I choose this watch.