Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 40 mm Wi-Fi NFC Smart Watch, Arctic/Grey by Momchil Ivanov ᠌

After a year, the vibration stopped, so I took it to the OFFICIAL service center, where the vibration motor was fixed for $300 and the lid was replaced for $5,000. The explanation for this is that water got inside, despite the fact that I didn't go swimming. The watch continued to function for another four to five months after the cover and seal were replaced, but it eventually stopped working altogether. Usually useless. Please complete the repair and remit many thousands of dollars; I have no desire to do so. The verdict is in: this is just your typical Chinese town, good for only one year. For quite some time, Samsung has been producing subpar products.