Review on SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch Active2 (Aqua Black, R820-44mm) 📱 with Bluetooth, Silicon Strap, and Aluminum Bezel - International by Stanislaw Kisiel ᠌

In general, a watch that is very cool. They were acquired at a cost of 23,000 dollars. I don't regret. I haven't removed them in over a half a year, and I don't take them off at any time of the day or night. I wear them constantly. Has some pros 5. The reliability of the pulse oximeter readings 6. The glasses should be comfortable to wear. 7. The glass should be sufficiently resistant to impacts and scratches. 8. Inspires to make positive changes to one's health 1. Beautiful, minimalistic and intuitive 2. The charge can take up to four days to complete. 3. Numerous free watch faces available to suit a variety of preferences 4. The reliability of the pedometer 5. The reliability of the pulse monitor 6. The glasses should be comfortable to wear. 7. The glass should be sufficiently resistant to impacts and scratches. 8. (fixes steps, heart rate, sleep, calories burned, amount eaten and drunk, there are competitions in steps taken with about 1.5 million people who have installed the Samsung Health application on their phones or watches) (fixes steps, heart rate, sleep, calories burned, amount eaten and drunk, there are competitions in steps taken with about 1.5 million people who have installed the Samsung Health application on their phones or watches). 9. You are able to take incoming calls for an extended period of time; the audibility is maintained, and the other party is able to hear you very well. Talking to other people isn't difficult for me when I'm driving because I can easily concentrate on the road. 10. Even while listening to music, you won't be unable to be heard within a radius of one hundred meters around you! When there are no other music sources around, such as when there is no bar or club, having one of these can be quite beneficial. Got cons: When I use it in conjunction with a smartphone that is not manufactured by Samsung, namely the Xiaomi mi mix2, I run into two significant problems: 1. The connection between the watch and the phone will be severed once you have moved a distance of approximately ten meters away from either device. It is not possible for the watch to rebind itself automatically at this time. You will have to manually re-enter the information for the phone application before you can link it. Doing this strategy daily, twice or thrice for a period of six months totaled approximately 24 hours of my time, which is roughly similar to spending 1.5 days engaging in strenuous activity. Indeed, and the fact that they have to reconnect infuriates them; 2. If you do not have a Samsung device, you will not be able to use it successfully without the assistance of hackers unless you make use of an NFC watch. It is reasonable to assume that the option to pay for things based on the time of day will not be accessible to users who fall into the category of "typical." Yet: 3. The Tizen watch operating system does not yet have a large selection of applications, and the ones that are available do not function flawlessly due to the presence of bugs. Android Wear is an option that is far more hip.