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

Because the company switched to Androyd, I was unable to purchase a watch for myself for a considerable amount of time. The general consensus was that we did not enjoy the design. When the very first Active was released, I was ecstatic about it since the design is fantastic and succinct, and the size of 40 millimeters looked extremely hilarious on my palm. And finally, the second edition, which is even 44mm in size, is out! I couldn't resist going in on the discount day! A purchase made in a steel case! Look awesome! Put on your best! But unfortunately, all of their good qualities stop there. The hours drag on CRAZILY! That brings everything to a crawl. There is no easy transition! To give you an example, the clock has entered its sleep state, and when we lift our hand to check the time, nothing happens. And if it does take place, it will be with a lag. Slide down from the top of the screen to the bottom to access the fast settings - this will slow down the device (sometimes hangs for a couple of seconds when flipping). These kinds of bottlenecks can be found practically everywhere! Just putting on and using this watch is a painful experience. What is the purpose of their WiFi? As soon as you enter a new room, the connection to the phone will automatically be severed. Why, therefore, did you bother installing WiFi in them if neither the phone nor the clock can connect to the network? I went to the store for four years with watches made by companies who were direct competitors of Samsung (people from Cupertino), and there, you could travel to an entirely different area of the building, and everything would still work! If only WiFi were available. In general, I am quite dissatisfied with the purchase, and despite the price of 31,000 dollars, I would not recommend purchasing this raw product.