Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch3 45mm Wi-Fi NFC Smart Watch, black/black by Micha Dziubiski ᠌

I have always harbored the desire to possess a smart watch that is also capable of making payments. I believed that Samsung ought to have had something like this, and I was looking forward to the next generation. Absolutely, and in addition to that, they disclosed that there will be titanium; everything about this place is perfect in my opinion. The outcome is rather disheartening. It is impossible to pay at fifty percent of the terminals because you cannot determine who is poking into the terminal with this craft and the payment does not go through. As a result, you have to restart the terminal again and poke. As a direct consequence of this, you pull out your phone and use it to make the payment. What a terrible thing to happen! If the transaction is approved all of a sudden, it is impossible to comprehend what is happening because the hand will be blocking the screen of the terminal, and the time display will not be visible. What made it challenging to provide a sound warning? The oxygen sensor is displaying meaningless information. I do not alter either the position of the body or the position of the clock in any way. I take three measures in quick succession. 80%, 82%, 99% . Is that all right? I use my old Galaxy S8 to take the measurement, and the margin of error is only 1-2%! Those with low intelligence were responsible for writing the user interface. For instance, if you want to learn more about the notifications you've received, you would flip the bezel in the opposite direction of the clock. The alarm will go off in the morning, and there is also an icon that says "switch off the alarm" on the left, however the bezel needs to be rotated clockwise first! Who is this brilliant mind? While selecting a random watch face, the user interface may occasionally freeze, and the only solution is to restart the device. It is inconvenient to remove a large number of dials when there are a large number of them. If you quickly rotate the bezel, you can increase the number of dials that are displayed; however, if you poke it, it will be immediately implemented, and in this case, I would want to change or erase it. It is a really inconvenient process because you have to start the whole thing over again using the menu. Are you folks from Samsung serious when you say there won't be a "night mode" on the upcoming update? Do you expect me to prod it with my hands every single night? It can be found on Chinese bracelets that cost $20. The smartphone's silent mode must be set to the same setting as the do not disturb mode. Guys, I would prefer that you not bother me with the phone or the watch. Because of the nature of my job, an infinite number of persons are able to contact me late at night; nevertheless, I am unable to add them to the approved caller list. But, I do not want the watch to jitter at night due to the slightest movement of my wrist. It would appear that the individual who was responsible for writing the software for this watch does not use the watch themselves. If I could, I would return it to you.