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

The watch's incredible battery life was one of its selling points for me. I charge them every day, yet the charge level consistently stays at about 70 percent throughout the process. When I used it for a day and a half without recharging it, the battery once dipped to 40 percent. I primarily use it to occasionally respond to messages, switch songs, and set an alarm on my watch. But, I'm not referring to the user interface when I say that the alarm clock is quite practical. It does not wake anyone else up except for you, so there is no jarring sensation like you get from an alarm clock on your phone, in which you are rudely jolted awake and immediately compelled to turn off the sound. Instead, it wakes you up using vibration, which means that it does not disturb anyone else in the room. If your smartphone supports reverse charging, you can use wireless charging to recharge it from another device, such as another smartphone. It's a good thing that this opportunity is here because I was on the verge of passing it up. Seeing others chart their sleep is incredibly intriguing to do, but it's not something that will appeal to everyone. In a dream, there is no discomfort felt, but when I wake up, I find myself wanting to undo the watch strap and remove the watch altogether. Even if it is obvious that the watch is not ideal for online browsing, it is still possible to view some content on it; for instance, you can access the web version of Telegram and Facebook; however, none of this is particularly quick. I am also concerned that if I switch to a smartphone manufactured by a different firm, it is possible that Samsung Health and Samsung Pay will no longer function on my watch.