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

Greetings, midday! I'd want to share my watch-using experience on a "monthly" basis. As soon as possible, I want to point out that there is a point of comparison. I previously used an Apple Watch with iOS 3 (autonomy was incredibly annoying for a day), so I decided to try out some other brands. I chose the Huawei GT2 Pro, which is typically a smart fitness bracelet rather than a watch. I'm not sure, but let's try the Huawei 3 Pro (the functionality and overall design of the clock are terrible), but with iOS, the options are so limited that the smaller GT 2 Pro is preferable due to the $2 price difference. The decision was made to purchase an Apple Watch 6 (all was good with them, even the battery life was improved to two days), but since the phone was broken, it was decided to attempt moving to an Android device. As a result, I made the decision to purchase the Galaxy Watch 4 classic 46mm for Android, which is considered to be "the best" on the market in terms of Android smart watches. I used them for a month before realizing that my feelings and sensations weren't very clear. I went in and liked the look, and Wear OS is fine, but AUTONOMY and jangling ruin the entire experience! Please refrain from doing this in the future, Samsung, if you read my comment with at least one eye! This is your flagship watch, positioning itself as the TOP of the TOPs, but for a day's worth of autonomy (DAY KARL), even 6 Apple Watches work for two days with all of their sensors, and here with geolocation turned off for a day, everything would be fine, but you even go so far as to claim that your flagship watch is the TOP of the TOPs. The reason certain secondary market players like Huawei could and you are not, despite the price being competitive, is that they didn't bother to put standard rapid charging in hours for 30k with such autonomy.