$359.99Original price was: $359.99.$329.95Current price is: $329.95.
Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro is the premium smart watch built for your lifestyle. Get the insights you need to crush your wellness goals. Choose styles to match your day with customized watch faces and bands. Additional features include Advanced Sleep Coaching,* better body readings & guiding,** an improved battery,***** and a sapphire crystal glass face with a titanium case.***** Do more on your adventures with synced Galaxy devices that work in perfect harmony.******
*Requires the latest version of the Samsung Health app (version 6.22 or later). For sleep pattern results, user must wear watch while they sleep for at least 7 nights and complete a survey. **The Samsung BIA is a body analyzer that uses bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) technology to track body composition based on weight, body fat, body mass index (BMI), skeletal muscle, body water, and basal metabolic rate (BMR) measurements. It is not intended to specifically diagnose or treat a medical condition. Requires the latest version of the Samsung Health app (version 6.22 or later). ***The heart rate software functions are not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease. Requires Galaxy smartphone with Android 8.0 or later, 1.5GB RAM or more and the latest version of the Samsung Health Monitor app (available only at the Samsung Galaxy app store). ****Water resistant up to 50 meters per ISO standard 22810:2010. Not intended for scuba diving. Avoid excessive, sudden temperature changes and high-velocity activities. Rinse in fresh water / dry after use in seawater or chlorinated water. Consistent with IPX8 rating, water resistant in up to 5 feet of water for up to 30 minutes. Rinse residue / dry after wet. Requires the latest version of the Samsung Health app (version 6.22 or later). *****As compared to all watches in Galaxy Watch4 Series. ******Compatibility for Galaxy wearable apps: Android 8.0 or later, 1.5GB of RAM. LEAVE YOUR PHONE BEHIND: All you need is your Galaxy Watch5 with LTE Connectivity; You can make or take calls, track workouts, send texts and pull up a playlist anywhere, anytime, without your phone or Wi-Fi ADVANCED SLEEP COACHING: Manage your overall sleep quality with an advanced sleep tracker that detects and analyzes sleep stages while you rest; Plus, Advanced Sleep Coaching helps you develop better sleep habits by analyzing your sleep patterns* BODY COMPOSITION ANALYSIS (BIA): Galaxy Watch5 provides body composition data right on your wrist; On your own schedule, you can now get readings on body fat, skeletal muscle, body water, basal metabolic rate and Body Mass Index (BMI)** IMPROVED SENSOR ACCURACY: Stay up to date on your wellness; Get an accurate heart rate thanks to an improved, curved Samsung BioActive Sensor that gets closer to your skin*** AUTO WORKOUT TRACKING: Make the most of every adventure with Auto Workout Tracking — from running to rowing to swimming — automatically in just minutes, and manually tracking more than 90 exercises, including complex activities like HIIT**** IMPROVED BATTERY: Meet the watch that can go as long as you do; The improved battery of Galaxy Watch5 can keep up with your busiest day***** SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL GLASS: Galaxy Watch5 can stand the test of the hardest days; Its sapphire crystal glass face is 1.6x stronger, resisting the problems that come with life’s daily routines****** ENHANCED GPS: Get out there; Explore the great outdoors; Now you can wander all you want and still know where you are; Galaxy Watch5 features enhanced GPS with voice navigation right on your wrist SYNCED. READY FOR ADVENTURE: Bring your Galaxy devices into perfect harmony; Stay connected on your adventures when you sync Galaxy Watch5 to your other Galaxy mobile devices******* A LOOK FOR EVERY WORKOUT: Show off your sense of style; Customize your outfit with a wide array of band******** and watch-face choices that can match any mood or look
Price: $359.99 - $329.95 (as of May 05, 2025 20:56:22 UTC – Details)
Customers say
Customers love the Galaxy Watch’s appearance, particularly appreciating the different face designs and color options. The watch receives positive feedback for its sleep tracking capabilities, with accurate heart rate monitoring, and customers find it easy to set up and use. However, the battery life and functionality receive mixed reviews – while some say it lasts almost two days and works well, others report spotty battery life and poor functionality. The charging capability and value for money are also mixed aspects, with some praising its quick charging and considering it good value, while others complain about needing to charge every other day and find it not worth the money.
Better safety tool for seniors accustomed to wearing a watch!
I am technology challenged and was still able to set up the basic features. My senior loved one uses a mobile phone but doesn’t always remember to keep it close. They have also fallen previously and despite having their mobile phone in their hand at the time, were unable to use it to get help. They have always worn a watch so this was a great solution to give everyone peace of mind. They are still learning the hands free features, but this is a less stigmatizing, more cost effective, more natural, and a more overall useful alternative to typical senior safety alert systems. The hard fall detection feature can be set up to notify someone if it detects a fall and can be worn and allow the user to communicate hands free anywhere cellphone service is available, including the shower, without bulky extra equipment or devices one wouldn’t ordinarily have. Some safety features can be set up to function automatically by a loved one even without an elderly wearer having to do anything other than charge and wear it. The battery needs to be charged more often (day and a half or so for us) given its advanced features, but it is way less expensive and more effective than alternatives. We got it for the safety tools but it also has health tracking features that are useful for everyone. It appears to have the ability to “find my device” which if set up properly by a caregiver might provide additional safety. I haven’t actually tested that feature so do your own research. My mother loves it and I intend to get myself accustomed to wearing a watch so it might help my children’s peace of mind later on when I become more fragile.
Trell Williams –
The BEST Smartwatch I’ve Owned
Best Smartwatch I have owned. I previously had a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, Huawei Watch 2 Sport Smartwatch, a Fossil Carlyle Gen 5, and Fitbit Charge 2, 3, and 4. THIS watch blows them ALL away!Pros:First of all, I have to point out that the Galaxy Watch 5 is so much lighter, it feels like the weight of a traditional watch. This was surprising because the battery life is so much better, this watch could run for nearly 3 days without a charge. Unlike previous watches,which at their best could only provide 1 daytime of use and needed to be recharged nightly. I can finally sleep with this watch through the night comfortably and see accurate stats for my sleep quality.It packs all the features you should expect from a Smartwatch and executes them so well. The integration with an android phone is just as easy as previous generations of Wear OS watches using the Wear OS app, but this one uses Samsung’s Galaxy Wearable app. From a great little display, with UI that uses the space well while still being very informative and not an eye strain, allowing you to see time and notifications at a glance to the health sensors that can read your pulse, your skin temperature, your oxygen levels, your stress, your body composition, even ECG readings if you have a Samsung Phone as well, this watch covers the full slew of features. Notifications come through the watch as soon as they are on your phone. NFC payments are easy to use, so perhaps you can forego bringing your wallet or at least not having to pull it out of your pocket. Tracking walks and other exercise activity is easy as well.Cons:The fact you must have a Samsung phone for the ECG feature is very frustrating. The feature is built into the watch, the phone should not matter.The integration with other fitness apps and Health Connect is finicky and often requires stopping access and providing it again. Working with more fitness applications and services such as Virgin Pulse or even just better integration with Google Fit would improve the experience.Conclusion:A real smartwatch that can be used as a phone accessory and still look great while running for a lot longer than some other brands!
That Person With All The Reviews –
Started at 3, now we’re here…
Started at 3 stars, now after a few weeks of use I’m upgrading my review to 5.Well it doesn’t do everything I want a smartwatch to do (acknowledge Duo Security prompts, have a Google voice app on the watch), it does just about everything else and does it amazingly well.Without having a Google Pixel watch to compare it to, but only an Apple watch of my partner’s, I can say from my experience that this is as close as you’ll get to an Apple watch for an Android device.Day 4: Google Assistant on my watch – so easy to set timers and reminders. Audio cues when running – SO nice to not have to look at my watch. The ability to download Spotify playlists and play them on my Bluetooth headphones while running – magic.Day 1 impressions:* The initial setup was a convoluted multi-step process, especially as I didn’t even have a Samsung account.* The Galaxy Wearable app is faster and MUCH more useful than the Fitbit app. Unlike the Fitbit app, where there are some settings that you can only change from the watch, you can actually change settings in the app which are pushed to the watch. SO nice compared to flicking through a tiny screen to set settings.* The default band is too small for a larger wrist, so I’m already shopping around for replacement bands.* Unlike Fitbit, where everything is in one app, you need to install another app (Samsung Health) to look at health data. BUT it’s looking like I won’t have to pay for advanced data, unlike Fitbit Premium, which is $80 a year if you pay annually ($10/mo if monthly).* Compared to the Fitbit Sense, the Galaxy 5 battery is crap, but that makes sense considering how much more “active” and engaging the UI is (which is more akin to the Apple Watch). With my Sense, I only had to charge the battery every 3 days – I’m already getting a sense that the Galaxy 5 will have to be charged every day.* The UI on the 5 is SO much better than the Sense. And faster. OMG, I love this thing compared to the Sense.* So far, sleep data is NOT accurate. I know I got about 8 hours of sleep last night, but the 5 says 5 hours.* Apparently, WearOS 3 is NOT compatible with Duo Security – so you can’t acknowledge Duo notifications from your watch. BOOO!
SUMARNI R –
Everything I needed is all there.. Well my first smart watch.. I’m loving it..Reporting location with my mum via Samsung watch.. called her from my watch.. Hahaha
wkinhrd –
Better safety tool for seniors accustomed to wearing a watch!
I am technology challenged and was still able to set up the basic features. My senior loved one uses a mobile phone but doesn’t always remember to keep it close. They have also fallen previously and despite having their mobile phone in their hand at the time, were unable to use it to get help. They have always worn a watch so this was a great solution to give everyone peace of mind. They are still learning the hands free features, but this is a less stigmatizing, more cost effective, more natural, and a more overall useful alternative to typical senior safety alert systems. The hard fall detection feature can be set up to notify someone if it detects a fall and can be worn and allow the user to communicate hands free anywhere cellphone service is available, including the shower, without bulky extra equipment or devices one wouldn’t ordinarily have. Some safety features can be set up to function automatically by a loved one even without an elderly wearer having to do anything other than charge and wear it. The battery needs to be charged more often (day and a half or so for us) given its advanced features, but it is way less expensive and more effective than alternatives. We got it for the safety tools but it also has health tracking features that are useful for everyone. It appears to have the ability to “find my device” which if set up properly by a caregiver might provide additional safety. I haven’t actually tested that feature so do your own research. My mother loves it and I intend to get myself accustomed to wearing a watch so it might help my children’s peace of mind later on when I become more fragile.
Trell Williams –
The BEST Smartwatch I’ve Owned
Best Smartwatch I have owned. I previously had a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, Huawei Watch 2 Sport Smartwatch, a Fossil Carlyle Gen 5, and Fitbit Charge 2, 3, and 4. THIS watch blows them ALL away!Pros:First of all, I have to point out that the Galaxy Watch 5 is so much lighter, it feels like the weight of a traditional watch. This was surprising because the battery life is so much better, this watch could run for nearly 3 days without a charge. Unlike previous watches,which at their best could only provide 1 daytime of use and needed to be recharged nightly. I can finally sleep with this watch through the night comfortably and see accurate stats for my sleep quality.It packs all the features you should expect from a Smartwatch and executes them so well. The integration with an android phone is just as easy as previous generations of Wear OS watches using the Wear OS app, but this one uses Samsung’s Galaxy Wearable app. From a great little display, with UI that uses the space well while still being very informative and not an eye strain, allowing you to see time and notifications at a glance to the health sensors that can read your pulse, your skin temperature, your oxygen levels, your stress, your body composition, even ECG readings if you have a Samsung Phone as well, this watch covers the full slew of features. Notifications come through the watch as soon as they are on your phone. NFC payments are easy to use, so perhaps you can forego bringing your wallet or at least not having to pull it out of your pocket. Tracking walks and other exercise activity is easy as well.Cons:The fact you must have a Samsung phone for the ECG feature is very frustrating. The feature is built into the watch, the phone should not matter.The integration with other fitness apps and Health Connect is finicky and often requires stopping access and providing it again. Working with more fitness applications and services such as Virgin Pulse or even just better integration with Google Fit would improve the experience.Conclusion:A real smartwatch that can be used as a phone accessory and still look great while running for a lot longer than some other brands!
That Person With All The Reviews –
Started at 3, now we’re here…
Started at 3 stars, now after a few weeks of use I’m upgrading my review to 5.Well it doesn’t do everything I want a smartwatch to do (acknowledge Duo Security prompts, have a Google voice app on the watch), it does just about everything else and does it amazingly well.Without having a Google Pixel watch to compare it to, but only an Apple watch of my partner’s, I can say from my experience that this is as close as you’ll get to an Apple watch for an Android device.Day 4: Google Assistant on my watch – so easy to set timers and reminders. Audio cues when running – SO nice to not have to look at my watch. The ability to download Spotify playlists and play them on my Bluetooth headphones while running – magic.Day 1 impressions:* The initial setup was a convoluted multi-step process, especially as I didn’t even have a Samsung account.* The Galaxy Wearable app is faster and MUCH more useful than the Fitbit app. Unlike the Fitbit app, where there are some settings that you can only change from the watch, you can actually change settings in the app which are pushed to the watch. SO nice compared to flicking through a tiny screen to set settings.* The default band is too small for a larger wrist, so I’m already shopping around for replacement bands.* Unlike Fitbit, where everything is in one app, you need to install another app (Samsung Health) to look at health data. BUT it’s looking like I won’t have to pay for advanced data, unlike Fitbit Premium, which is $80 a year if you pay annually ($10/mo if monthly).* Compared to the Fitbit Sense, the Galaxy 5 battery is crap, but that makes sense considering how much more “active” and engaging the UI is (which is more akin to the Apple Watch). With my Sense, I only had to charge the battery every 3 days – I’m already getting a sense that the Galaxy 5 will have to be charged every day.* The UI on the 5 is SO much better than the Sense. And faster. OMG, I love this thing compared to the Sense.* So far, sleep data is NOT accurate. I know I got about 8 hours of sleep last night, but the 5 says 5 hours.* Apparently, WearOS 3 is NOT compatible with Duo Security – so you can’t acknowledge Duo notifications from your watch. BOOO!
SUMARNI R –
Everything I needed is all there.. Well my first smart watch.. I’m loving it..Reporting location with my mum via Samsung watch.. called her from my watch.. Hahaha
Darryl Lim –
Good
Gno –
Le gustó mucho a mi hija
Fahad Waheed –
Original Samsung Watch.
Chef Steve –