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

There is a comparison between this watch, which I purchased for myself in May 2022 (more than a year ago), and my wife's Apple watch (big). Examine this parameter's significance and its autonomy. Samsung outperforms Apple in this area of autonomy. Since, the wife frequently removes this watch. They swiftly take a seat. Whatever you say, wearing the watch less frequently over time becomes dull because you have to charge it every day. Despite the fact that smart watches are now quite handy. My experience lasts for approximately 1.5 days - at initially, I constantly wore it with the display on. It still need daily charging. After a few months, I became weary and switched off the display; as a result, I can now go 3–4 days without charging. I mentioned the economy mode above; if, like me, you only use a smartwatch for its pedometer, message monitoring, do not miss calls, and payment capabilities, you can immediately activate the energy-saving mode and use it for a week or so without needing to recharge. When my wife's watch ran out in the village, there was no time to charge it; she could only wear a bracelet. We made the decision to leave on a whim because we didn't have time to charge the Apple. Again, either wear a bracelet or don't bring them at all. It just seems like it would be simple to charge it at night; in fact, my wife and I frequently find ourselves in circumstances like this. In 95% of situations, the olweiss function is only used as a display. It is firstly lighter than the activated clock (in both Apple and Samsung). Those. The image is NOT bright, drab, or uninteresting when in passive mode. Second, the battery drains 2–3 times more quickly, yet you can still tell from a distance that this is a smart watch. The only times I found this capability useful were while driving in a car (and keep in mind that Samsung phones' auto-backlights don't always work properly) and when seconds matter, like when you're grilling meat and need to keep track of the time. But now I've come to the realization that it's better to purchase a Garmin in general, as you can unquestionably walk for seven days without charging. I believe they might be worthwhile to check out. Smartwatches' additional features are seldom ever used.