Review on 🌸 Samsung Galaxy Watch 42mm Wi-Fi NFC - Stylish Rose Gold/Pink Beige Smartwatch by Adam Rymko ᠌

This model is undoubtedly a man. I carefully considered specialist, sports brands while choosing watches, but everyone was embarrassed by the screen; after all, in the 21st century, I want a bright, clear picture without compromising functionality. About merit. This watch's sports component is what piques my attention. I'm impressed with the heart rate sensor's quality. If we use a chest heart rate sensor as a benchmark (I train with a POLAR H7), then the measurements' correlation is roughly 96–98%. The wrist is the lone exception in that it measures slightly more slowly (the proper measurement occurs after a delay of a few seconds), but this is expected given that the wrist is farthest from the source. The sensor works properly throughout. A chest heart rate monitor is unavoidable if you engage in interval training and experience abrupt fluctuations in heart rate. The watch is very even for swimming, running, and cycling. Details about drawbacks. I did not use the watch very actively for the first two days (battery when buying 90%): I got used to it and set it up in 1.5 hours, then occasionally checked the time, glanced at notifications a few times (it's still uncomfortable to watch them from the watch, rather fix the fact of receipt), and occasionally checked the weather. The next day, I began my daily routine with a workout at the park (1.5 hours: running, cycling, workout). The device discharged as a result in precisely 2 days. even if a doubled battery life is claimed. At 17:00 on the second day, the phone asked to go to power saving mode, which shows only the time and blocks the remaining 15% of the charge. is prone to losing contact with the smartphone (even without being discharged to zero). Because of this, at the very least, time may begin to slip away, so you must be mindful of this. I did it. ps Brand representatives claimed that the watch can be worn while swimming (but NOT in sea water). It is wise to confirm this information. I then updated the firmware. The watch operates reliably for at least (but not more than) 3 days with average use after a full discharge or charge.