Review on SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch Active2 (Aqua Black, R820-44mm) ๐ฑ with Bluetooth, Silicon Strap, and Aluminum Bezel - International by Tui Achara แ
It's not quite what I expected, overall it's ok.
I've been waiting for this watch for a long time. I already wanted to buy the first model, but what's the point? I pre-ordered it, and in anticipation I went through Western reviews (which all repeated the same info from Samsung). In general, if you were interested in this model, you already know about the digital bezel, instead of the mechanical one, an increased number of heart rate sensors, an increased battery (?) and an option with a 44 mm screen. Yes, and in pre-order they gave a power bank with wireless charging. I'm mainly interested in the watch as an advanced fitness tracker. So far, I have not been able to connect the HR chest sensor through the Endomondo program on the phone in order to display heart rate data from it on the watch screen, although I hope that the advanced sensor in the watch itself will measure no worse. I plan to check it tomorrow. Review ate in a day: There are as many disadvantages as there are advantages. I havenโt had a smart watch yet (there were bracelets), so you can put up with these - anyway, there is more information from them than from a mechanical Omega (see photo). But if you have a previous model, or something similar, there is no point in changing to this gadget with a built-in Instagram.
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- The most modern sports watch for today. The watch has Youtube, Instagram and other goodies) The 44mm doesn't seem like much. Automatic detection of activity such as running, walking, swimming, cycling.
- Battery! She melts before our eyes. To paraphrase Winnie the Pooh, you can say: "This power bank is for a reason!" Review ate after a day of use in the hall: 1. The impossibility of turning on two sports programs on the watch. For example Endomondo and built-in. Moreover, Endomondo for Samsung Wear has reduced functionality compared to the program on the phone. 2. Inability to use chest sensor data. Although S Health saw a chest sensor on the phone. And the clock does not want to. Perhaps through a third-party watch face, but then other programs will not work. 3. Absolutely stupid individual built-in sports trackers for individual exercises. It is difficult to find a real analogue in the hall, plus they think wrong.
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