⌚ Samsung SM R770NZSAXAR Classic Bluetooth Smartwatch Review

I haven't worn a watch for a long time, you can always find time and even more so in your phone. With this watch you don't need to use your phone. Also, I made almost $50 in rewards with Samsung Pay. In three years, they will pay off in 3 years. Rolex can do that, right? I thought I would mainly use it for notifications, but surprisingly I've become a slave to Samsung Health and it's the feature I use the most. It tracks my physical activity, advises me to stretch or walk if I sit too long, and

Bought this watch in June. Worked great for 5 months. I woke up on a cold November morning and started getting ready for work. I found my keys, packed my stuff, and clipped my smartwatch to my wrist. On the days I work, I set an alarm on my phone to let me know I need to get out the door. The clock worked perfectly. The alarm clock rang and the clock gave me a choice. I chose the person in charge and got to work. Back then we were just the same. Classic and reliable. So, long story, not so…

I have been trying to use this watch for three years. The most obvious disadvantages are: 1) The heart rate monitor only records your heart rate when you are completely still. I recently went mountain biking and after a two-hour ride, I found the watch only registered a heartbeat for six minutes -- presumably when I stopped to rest. This is some kind of defeat of the heart rate monitor, IMHO? 2) Connection issues haunt the Gear S3. Sometimes the watch transmits the call, sometimes it doesn't…

I have been using this watch every day since I bought it and it works well. It's fast and intuitive to use, but while I personally love my gear, it might not be a worthwhile investment for everyone. The first thing to note is that this is a multifunctional device. It offers a wide range of features that it does reasonably well, but isn't a master at any of them. Secondly, remember that almost all features offered on the device are available on your phone. This gear only makes sense if you don't

So let's leave the obvious aside: depending on the size of the S3 gear, you either love it or hate it. According to my perception. I have a classic Gear S2 (which I still have and only use as a "gym watch" now) which honestly always seemed too small to me as I used to like wearing a "big face" watch too smart watches. . So I feel at home with my S3 movement; it was love at first wear! I have the classic S3 gear, which I have to admit has a moderately elegant look. Well done Samsung! (I will…