[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] kxhaz:
I have now had my Fit 2 for a week now and bottom line is I am very happy, does it have some flaws, yes, but over all for what I want and the price I am very happy with my purchase.

History - I have had a Fitbit One and the original Moto 360 after price dropped to $150. I have been a runner, 5K, 10K and half marathons. I am not an avid runner, but enjoy it. For my running I have always used my phone as the tracker (Runkeeper is what I used most often). I like the 360 because I could see the data on my watch during a run, normally I had the voice updates every half mile. I say all this because I am not comparing the Fit 2 to a Garmin watch because I never felt for what I was doing it was that import to be more accurate than my phone.

When I went from the Fitbit One to the Moto 360 I was looking at fitness trackers, but I thought for a little more or a little less why not get something that could actually give me notices and integrate with my phone. I was happy with my Moto 360, used it for over a year and a half. Before that I was not a watch wearer. I personally like the Fit 2 better than the Moto 360 for what I am wanting.

The good of the Fit 2 - I find the step counts very accurate and while I think they could improve S Health, I do think it is better than Google Fit which was the best option for the Moto 360. I also have found the heart rate to be very accurate so far. Most of the times when I would work out I could not get the Moto 360 to get a heart rate. On my runs so far I have not had an issue with the heart rate tracking and I get the results I would expect. Activity tracking (GPS) I have also found this to be accurate and more accurate than my phone. From a few 2 mile runs I would say this has been within a couple hundredth of a mile +/- from what I know the actual mileage is. For a casual runner I think this will be just fine, if you are a competitive runner or training for the Boston Marathon you would want something better. I get all the notifications I want on the Fit 2 and I really like the display and layout. The battery life is decent as I get about 2 days, I normally throw it on the charger while I eat dinner each night. The sleep tracking is also very accurate to me and I like the auto detection, this seems to be accurate within a few minutes of actual.

The bad of the Fit 2 - The calorie calculation for activities, this does not seem to be correct (as other have pointed out), if I go 1 mile uphill or 1 mile downhill in the same time the calories will be the same, however this is not actual. To me I am more worried about the calories I eat than having an accurate count of what I burned so this is not a deal breaker to me. I also think this could be corrected in a software update. The other big calculation that seems to be off is the floor counter. In the S Health app it say that 3 meters counts and one floor. I live in a tri-level house that going from the bottom level to the top level is close to 4 meters, I also climb a set of steps to get in to my office building that is close to 5 meters tall, yet I sit here with 0 floors showing. Again this should be able to be correct with a software update.

After a week here is my wishlist of what I would like to see added to make this a better experience for me:

-The phone do not disturb hours would flow to the Fit 2

-There was an auto brightness feature. (I have found that 3 works great except when I am outside)

-There was some kind of weather app available. (I do get Google Now weather updates every hour which is a start)