Review on ⌚️ Enhanced Smart Watch: Apple Watch SE 44mm Aluminum Case in Silver/Blue Pool Color by Stanislaw Buzala ᠌

A non-replaceable battery with a low capacity is the primary issue with the watch. This causes the watch to only keep its charge for a maximum of one day, even when it is not being used very frequently. More than one and a half years after purchasing it brand new, I am currently using the watch. I get between 300 and 400 work notifications every day; the gadget is vital since it enables you to set down the phone or step away from the computer for at least a little period of time while still allowing you to answer the notifications that come in. In this manner, they continued their work with a positive attitude, there was sufficient charge for the daytime hours and enough to last through the night, they did not fail and they did not freeze. I didn't always swim with them, but when I did, they were an essential and extremely helpful tool for when I went cycling. Over the weekends, there is a much lower amount of notifications, which results in the charge being maintained more effectively. After having been used for 1.5 years, they still function well; however, the battery has significantly deteriorated and now only shows a balance of 86%; furthermore, it does not keep a charge very well when it is cold. Even with a limited number of notifications, the watch is barely able to make it from morning to evening. When notifications pour in like cornucopia, the watch's batteries can run out of power well before the end of the day, and we can see the charge evaporating in front of our very eyes. It is officially impossible to change the battery, and the only way to do so would involve opening the watch in a rather crude manner. It is unclear whether the watch will continue to function after this, and if so, for how much longer. As a result, I will purchase new ones, most likely the SE 2 generations (which is something that I strongly recommend everyone else do), as there is nothing that is truly essential for the user in the more expensive series 7 and 8 models. Apple created the ideal product for their market, hence there is no room for innovation in their subsequent iterations of the product because it is already flawless. The always-on display is not required, and it drains the battery even faster. The screen is 1 mm larger, which is inconspicuous crap. All of the different kinds of cardio and other temperature meters are chips in order to play once and forget about them. The watch's battery life is the watch's single and most significant drawback. Using the option that saves power, which is included on all models now available, will allow you to get more use out of it during the day. You should go ahead and do it if it doesn't concern you. If you only require a device for sports, a fitness bracelet that costs three thousand will deliver almost the same impact as the more expensive option.