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Press and hold down on the watch screen and you'll be able to swipe through the different options. There's nine already pre-installed on the Gear Fit2 and it's really easy to change things up.

The good news is that you're not just stuck to one or two watch faces here. Simply double tap the home button (that's the smaller physical button) on the side of the Gear Fit2 and you're good to go. Select Double press Home Key and assign the app you want to quickly launch. First you need to go into the Samsung Gear app and go to Settings. The Gear Fit2 doesn't pack voice control like the Gear S3 or Gear S2 smartwatches but there is a way to access your favourite app, whether that's monitoring caffeine intake or launching the heart rate sensor. There needs to be music already on your phone - you can't transfer from a computer just yet. Using the Gear app, select 'Send music to Gear.' You can pick specific songs or turn on auto-sync to pile on tracks from certain playlists. If you'd prefer to go on a run and leave your handset behind, luckily you can pre-load some tunes on the Gear Fit2. Just make sure your phone's still around because the Fit2 needs the connection. Pick Spotify and download it for the Fit2.įrom there, you can listen to the music through Bluetooth headphones, skip songs, shuffle, repeat, save songs, search for workout music, access playlists by albums or artists and select recently played.

Then, while still on your phone, head to the Samsung Gear app and tap 'Essentials' where you'll find a list of apps. To do it, make sure Spotify is downloaded on your phone. Unfortunately, the Gear Fit2 doesn't support offline playback on Spotify like its Samsung smartwatch compatriots, but it will let you control features from your wrist. Whether you're thinking of picking one up or you already own it and want to know what it else it can do, here's our pick of handy Gear Fit2 tips and tricks to help you become the master of your Samsung wearable. Read this: Which Samsung Gear smartwatch should you buy?Īfter giving it a throughout workout for our comprehensive review, we've been back living with the Android and iOS-friendly wearable to see if it's still a solid all-rounder. It still has that crisp touchscreen display and sleek Tizen OS, but also throws in built-in GPS, automatic exercise tracking and recently added the ability to better monitor indoor workouts when you're working on those abs.

It was also a bit of a step up from the original fitness tracker/smartwatch hybrid. The Samsung Gear Fit2 along with the Gear S3 and the S2 smartwatches proves that the Korean tech giant is starting to get a hang of making wearables you'll actually want to wear.