Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 Stainless Steel (41mm) - SpO2 Oxygen, Sleep, GPS Sports + Fitness Smartwatch with 🕰️ IP68 Water Resistance - Includes Fast Charge Cube Bundle and is an International Model (Silver) - No S Pay SM-R850. by Amina Aadam ᠌

I got it for my mother since I was drawn in by the additional features (cardiogram and tonometer), which the rivals lacked. Yet foolishly, the anticipated happiness has not yet materialized. 1) I discovered right away that pairing a mobile device requires a lengthy, multi-step process. You also need to have a Samsung account and install a number of Samsung programs and libraries. Then, a succession of tambourine dances that were triggered by either GooglePlay or SamsungPlay. Due to the failure to connect the tonometer function, this mission was not finished to its conclusion (I will continue trying). Comparing it to watches from Garmin, Mio, and Polar, everything seems much more reasonable and straightforward. 2) Why is it impossible to pair the watch with two phones? The clock must be completely reset before pairing with a new device if you want to connect. Also, you can't use the clock if something went wrong (or if you changed your mind about pairing) because they must be connected for it to work. 3. Why does Galaxy Health require a Samsung account to function? What makes Google inadequate and why is this necessary? The tonometer and ECG capabilities are also unavailable without Galaxy Health. 4) Maybe most significantly, it transpired that not every mobile device can use this miracle! Including Samsung. For instance, this tablet was ineffective: 10.1-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-T510. They both don't see the watch, and neither does the Galaxy Wearable. Describe the good. What keeps a very current OS version from working with a regular ordinary Android handset with standard Bluetooth? Do you require certain special hardware parts that are not available elsewhere? Why is a new phone in addition to a watch required? It appears that Samsung is overly eager to compete with Apple and has taken some of its less desirable features.