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

Upgrading to the 47 mm Galaxy Watch 6 Classic felt like switching from a studio apartment to a penthouse suite. The larger Super AMOLED display offers generous real estate for maps, workouts, and quick replies while looking absolutely sharp under bright California sun. The physical rotating bezel returns as the crown jewel, giving precise, tactile control that never smudges the screen.Performance is snappy thanks to Samsung’s newest Exynos W930 chipset paired with 2 GB of RAM, so apps launch instantly and tiles scroll without stutter. Battery life stretches to a full 40 hours even with always-on display and frequent heart-rate checks. A quick thirty-minute top-up on the included fast charger easily carries me through the next day.Health features are where the watch earns its keep. The upgraded BioActive sensor suite delivers reliable ECG, blood pressure, and body-composition readings, plus it finally nails automatic workout detection for strength training. Sleep Insights 2.0 offers actionable tips rather than generic “sleep more” advice, and the new skin-temperature tracking adds an extra layer for wellness monitoring.Build quality feels premium. Stainless steel housing, sapphire crystal, and IP68 plus MIL-STD-810H durability mean I can move from paddle-boarding to a client meeting without swapping devices. Paired with One UI Watch 5 on Wear OS 4, the watch plays nicely with both Android and Google services, so I can reply to texts, tap to pay, and navigate Spotify playlists with equal ease.At around four hundred dollars, the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic 47 mm positions itself as a flagship smartwatch that actually acts like one. If you want a timepiece that blends old-school bezel charm with cutting-edge sensors and two-day endurance, this is the techy sidekick your wrist has been waiting for.

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.

First time owning a watch a smart watch, it is a very nice watch . It does what it is supposed to do . It does not have a lot of storage on it. One drawback of course. The galaxy 7 has twice the storage from what I hear. I just needed it when I wanted to leave my phone at home. It does have all the tracking as far as heartbeat, steps , fitness , etc. So if your a big buff in that area , it would be ideal. It has GPS as well , Google maps , a browser, check email, messages, etc. Speaker is okay , even though my wife says I'm hard of hearing I can hear it fairly well . You can do countless things on it. Change the clock face, organize your apps, etc .Even has easy watch bands that pop right off if you want to change those. Just a short summary of the watch.

The watch is great! I only took a star away because I think the charger and band are crap. The band wasn't in good condition and actually broke apart a few times which made my new watch fall to the ground. Thankfully I had purchased a new protective cover for it and the watch wasn't damaged. I had also purchased new bands ( I didn't have them yet when it fell) and a charging station for both my phone and watch. Now that I have all the pieces together, I love it! The watch itself though is in great condition and so far working perfectly! Battery life is way different than the galaxy 4 I had before. So just know ahead of time you're paying for a renewed watch and it will most likely need newer things with it to make it perfect, but still WAY cheaper than all NEW.