Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch (42mm, GPS, Bluetooth) – Rose Gold (US Version): The Perfect Timepiece with Exceptional Features by Adisorn PK ᠌

Name: Samsung Galaxy Watch (42mm, GPS, Bluetooth) – Rose Gold (US Version): The Perfect Timepiece with Exceptional Features
Item: Samsung Galaxy Watch (42mm, GPS, Bluetooth) – Rose Gold (US Version): The Perfect Timepiece with Exceptional Features
Rating: 5

March 03, 2023

Everything about the purchase suits me, a very necessary product.

I admit that I have been a longtime victim of Samsung.
Considering the Nokia 3310.
Only Samsung followed it.
attempted every flagship.

There were hours as well.
Additionally, the watches came from various manufacturers. I began with the first Sony Smart Watch model, which was undoubtedly revolutionary at the time but was only adequate for a half-worth day's of use.

I've been using the original Gear Fit for the past five years, and it was definitely the best.
small and oblong, with a curved screen.
Honest three to four days without rest.
Although this is still not a true "clock," the time was displayed frequently.
The notifications were successfully shown.
They found a way to gauge the pulse.
What else do you need to see on your hand if the weather is shown? Moreover, a phone is always available.

He tracked the advancement of a line of wearable technology concurrently.
Samsung comes first, of course.
Finally, I just waited.
A fresh "ideal" has emerged.

I spent a lot of time considering the Gear S3 and Frontier, but the lack of AOD made me give up because, without it, they are just a bar on my arm.
More than the design was present.
Bezel and water protection both.
included the MST module, which was mysteriously removed from these watches and allowed for payment on older terminals.
But, something was lacking.

This is sufficient.
I really hope these outlast the Gear Fit. He is, incidentally, still alive and well.
I guess I just got a little bored.

Pros

The most crucial aspect is always visible. It's just something on the arm without it. Something peculiar The turn-on gesture is present and functions flawlessly, although it is still a little unique. Indeed, they are both comfortable and cool. However, they are not noticed for hours if the screen is blank in the regular state. That emotion has now vanished. This is a timepiece. The bezel is a blessing as well. extremely practical to utilize Simply really practical. The notch on the buttons makes them lovely and comfortable to press. They interfere less with the hand since they are convex from below, which I would ascribe to pluses. I have a number of "regular" watches; they are flat from the bottom and uncomfortable to wear because they pull when the strap is adjusted to prevent the watch from crawling on the hand. Such an emotion is not present here. Also, they are a little lighter than "normal" watches, which also prevents the watch from dangling on the hand. Changeable "normal" straps are a major benefit because you can attach anything you want. And the perspective suddenly shifts. You can wear various watches during the day by just changing the dial, and they will look very different. You can select a dial for formal attire, sports, and other situations. This is practically perfect overall. The ability to talk by the clock is a wonderful feature. but most likely no longer. Paying hourly is practical. On the phone, I think it's simpler. It accelerates a little. All other chips are already amateurish.

Cons

very soiled glass On the phone, it seems to me that glass gets filthy considerably less. Naturally, it might appear. Despite what appears to be a vast selection of dials, there are just a few units. Of course, this is subjective. Despite the advertised 4 GB of internal memory, there isn't much room for music. The clock itself occupies the majority of the memory. Battery life—while not necessarily a drawback, keep in mind that if you use them to their most extent, one day is likely still the maximum. In reality, utilize all the features of the watch to the fullest extent possible given that this is AOD, all communication channels are permanent, notifications are not limited, etc. I still have between 50% and 60% by the evening. Never tried wearing them on consecutive days. I believe they won't persevere on the second day. I truly don't understand individuals who buy such devices and disable every feature they can to extend the battery life as long as they can. Why not just buy regular mechanics instead? Since there is wireless access here and you don't have to fiddle with the connection or anything, I personally don't see a problem with putting them on charge before going to night. Just forget it. Use it after taking it off in the morning. Certainly, it will undoubtedly be uncomfortable at some point during the trip, but the phone also runs out of battery - these are simply minor details. Energy usage can be optimized in some cases; just set some reasonable limits; it won't be dangerous. Their main drawback is undoubtedly the price. Yet regrettably, wonderful things are pricey.