Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 40 mm Wi-Fi NFC RU, vanilla/pink by Mateusz Daczka ᠌

Since switching to Android, I purchased this watch. I previously wore the Apple Watch S3. I liked how there are so many different personalized watch faces available; you can always find something you like. There are far more fitness options than on the Apple Watch. The watch has the same two-day battery life with AoD enabled as it does without it. Strangely, Samsung is better at measuring activity than the Apple Watch, which dreadfully misled about the distance traveled even after calibration. But following the Apple Watch, Samsung makes small mistakes that stand out. After the AW's Taptic Engine, vibration is very bad. Auto-brightness is slower; after removing the watch from the jacket sleeve, you must wait another second for the sensor to expand and adjust the brightness. You're running on a treadmill and want to check your pulse. You raise your wrist, but nothing happens because the screen activation gesture is not reliable. You attempt once more, but this time, more slowly; the screen chose to activate. There are numerous workouts, but the screen of one that is now in use was created by someone who has never used it. Why are the first screen's displays of calories and pulse different? You must scroll through the screens as a result. All of this is done while you are sprinting on the track. It wouldn't hurt to have the option to modify these screens. The watch easily loses touch with the wireless charging tablet due to the magnet's poor strength. Even if autonomy is better than my prior Apple Watch, the standard Galaxy Watch lives longer because there aren't enough stars in the sky. Nonetheless, I greatly prefer the Active's design. Despite all of the aforementioned drawbacks, I am happy with the watch overall because it is the best choice if you use Android. I do not suggest this watch to iPhone users because the Samsung Watch Active for iOS has very limited features and an Apple Watch is a better option.