Review on SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch 3 - 45mm Smart Watch with Advanced Health Monitoring 🕰️ & Fitness Tracking, GPS, Bluetooth & Long-Lasting Battery - Mystic Black (Unlocked LTE, US Version) by Makoto Takayama ᠌

compared to the Gear S3 Classic that was before them. The bottom on/off button on the previous Gear S3 wouldn't function if I completely discharged the battery. Because of this, I couldn't turn them on without getting them fixed. Regardless of where we were, they were really helpful to me for a long time, so I'm not too upset that they stopped operating; after all, everything breaks down eventually. I quickly came to the conclusion that the model below would work best for me. Regarding the initial impressions, they started using a more respectable strap (on Gear, it was like cardboard, drenched from sweating hands and turned into a rag), increased functionality, added new features, and started responding more quickly. The strap of the gear was cardboard-like, sweat-soaked from a sweating palm, and had become a rag. The new vibrations seem to be stronger and more intense. Three days or so is about how long the battery lasts. I won't make any comments about the sensors, but they all appear to be working. However, the capability to gauge pressure has not yet been introduced. Let's just get this out of the way: this is not an exact instrument, so don't expect it to have exceptionally high precision for measuring anything other than time! The charger in the earlier models looked like a docking station, had a highly handy clock, could be connected to any cord that used micro-USB, and included a "red-green" indicator to show if the device was completely charged. Today, they have created a "penny" that is hard to tell apart, has a cable that cannot be removed, and lacks any charge indicators. You must prod the watch to determine the charge level. By leaving the power supply out of the packaging, Samsung also avoided paying for it. They should have left one "penny" charger with a type-C cable attachment slot; that would have been more practical. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase, but I wouldn't still be using the Gear S3 today if it weren't for the problem.