Review on SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch Active2 (Aqua Black, R820-44mm) 📱 with Bluetooth, Silicon Strap, and Aluminum Bezel - International by Barbara Szymanska ᠌

After wearing my Nokia Steel HR 36mm watch for two and a half years, it eventually "died," and I made the decision to look into purchasing a full-fledged smart watch. As long as you like it. Got pros: Being lightweight meant that I didn't have to adjust to the watch's new weight after switching from a traditional watch and the Nokia Steel HR 36mm. The vivid display does not dim much when exposed to direct sunlight. It has been demonstrated via use that it is resistant to water. When dictating responses to communications, the speech-to-text functionality works really well. Integration into the Samsung ecosystem is sufficiently deep, allowing users to use their own earbuds in conjunction with one another without the need for a smartphone. Its cons: The lifespan of the battery is no more than 48 hours. The only way to lengthen the watch's life is to reduce the number of functions it can perform. I didn't understand how an electrocardiogram (ECG) works or if it works at all (there appears to be no certification in the 2022, and as a result, the function is disabled), nor did I understand how an oximeter works (when measuring the level of stress on the Galaxy S8, it is available, but I didn't see this parameter on the watch).