Review on Apple Watch Series 4 (GPS by Athit Lordkaew ᠌

I really didn't want to spend the money on an Apple Watch smart watch, but as you well know, you can't truly appreciate something until you give it a shot. After the Apple Watch S4 was out, I made the decision to purchase it and do not have any regrets about doing so. Apple correctly markets this product as a "device for voice and data transmission," which is its primary function. The display of the current time is not this device's primary purpose. To begin, it acts as an incentive to participate in sports, which helps you maintain your mobility and, as a result, your overall health. Due to the fact that Apple Watch took over some of the functions, my operating experience reveals that I started communicating with my phone less frequently. All of these features, as well as the ability to control calls, play music, and pay with Apple Pay, are now available on the Apple Watch. There are times when you just can't remember where you put your phone. The Apple Watch Series 4 includes not one but two heart rate sensors: one on the back of the casing and one in the Digital Crown. The first one measures the pulse continuously, while the second one is more accurate but only if you put your finger on the wheel that has the electrode built in for a whole thirty seconds. Even a basic EKG may be generated by the system, which can then be used to get an approximation of what the problem is with the patient's heart. The doctor can choose to either print the electrocardiogram or receive it as a PDF. Regrettably, this feature is not yet available in our country. This is due to the fact that the watch needs to be certified by the Ministry of Health, but it has not yet done so. In the United States of America, the Apple Watch Series 4 has been given official certification as a medical device. And yes, of course, these are not pricey Swiss watches that are comparable to jewelry and may be passed down through the generations of a family. Maybe when Apple decided to stop producing the Edition series, that's when they realized this was the case.