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

I have been making use of this apparatus for quite some time now. My first fitness tracker was the MiBand 2, then I upgraded to the 3, 4, and 5 models. After that, I determined that I needed a device that could notify me of incoming calls and settled on a watch, debating between the Amazfit GTS 2 and the Galaxy Active 2. I went with Active 2, and I don't think I could have made a better decision. Everything is amazing, and you can not only take on the challenge but also complete it. My Samsung A51 is paired with the watch, and I use it. The fact that a lot of things worked together out of the box was quite convenient (I'm referring to software here). As a result of bugs: - occasionally, alerts might not be delivered, and it is unclear who messed up the phone or watch. Because it happens so infrequently, it does not bother. It is possible for the watch's internal to-do list to be blank, despite the fact that the corresponding list on the phone has items. The coolest thing is to be able to answer incoming calls on your watch, talk on them as you walk through the lobby, up the elevator, and into your apartment, and all the while have your hands free and be able to hear clearly. This is possible with Bluetooth technology. In contrast to wearing a watch, you do not need to have your TWS headphones on at all times. And despite the fact that the battery isn't very strong, which at first I thought was a drawback, I've come to realize that it's actually a benefit because it helps to free the hand of an object that shouldn't be there, at least for a little while. I wore a bracelet constantly for twenty-five to thirty days without taking it off, which is why the imprint was still visible after I removed it. And yes, it is possible to watch videos on YouTube with one of these devices; the process is cumbersome, but it is possible:)