Review on Smart watch Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic 42 mm Wi-Fi NFC, black by Xun Qu ᠌

There is no autonomy, and the amount of freedom provided is not often sufficient for even one day. In the morning, while I was still sleeping and before I left for work, I didn't charge them; by the time I got back home, they were already seated. If you switch to the power saving mode, they will last longer; however, this will result in some functionality being disabled. Concerning Near Field Communication (NFC), there was once a workaround that allowed users to install the Mir Pay application on their watches. However, this workaround was only available in May, and by September, I was unable to make friends with the Mir application because it kept crashing on me. We ought to make an effort to put the May meeting of the application, but I'm still not motivated enough to do so. If the hands start reaching, cancel your subscription. If it weren't for the incredibly high amount of battery usage, the flight would be just normal. This is not just the first smart watch that I have ever owned, but it is also the first smart watch from Samsung that support Wear OS. I let myself get enticed by the fascinating features, and while those aspects justified themselves, I did not anticipate how much the limited autonomy would irritate me.