Review on SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch (46Mm by Bogusawa urawska ᠌

Naturally, I anticipated more from a device that cost twenty thousand dollars or more; much more. If it hadn't been a present from my wife, I wouldn't have second thoughts about bringing it back to where I bought it. These are some advantages: The sound on the phone itself is muted at the moment since receiving notifications from the phone is very convenient, but the sound on the phone itself is muted. Particularly helpful in situations where there is a young child present in the home. It is possible to use it as a bluetooth headset in certain situations. You will be able to monitor your heart rate. Various dials. They appear to be standard wristwatches. The life of a battery can be rather lengthy. Got cons: Not appropriate for physical activity. The Samsung Health app will not remember workouts that are older than 30 days, and it does not support many sports, such as cross-country skiing. In order to use it, you will need to run it on your phone. There is no integration with applications provided by other parties (except for all paid Strava). There are significant pauses in the measurement of the pulse when using the heart rate monitor; this occurs frequently. If the silicone strap is pulled too tightly, the skin will eventually peel off. Graphs are not useful, have a very limited scope, and cannot be scaled. The user interface is a complete joke. It takes no less than 15–20 seconds for Letters to open. There are no applications besides the ones that are considered conventional. Those that are either a fake or are ineffective as a general rule. I downloaded the "Baro-altimeter" app, and from my bedroom to the kitchen is now a total of ten flights of stairs. Super fitness! It's a waste of time to utilize AOD because the first time you hit a button in the interface, all that does is that it activates the regular interface. In addition, I am confused as to how it might conserve battery life given that all of the dials appear to be the same hue. In addition, the entire purpose of AOD is to ensure that as many of the display's pixels as possible remain black, or in other words, turned off.