Apple Watch Series 3 38mm Aluminium Case RU Smart Watch, Silver/White Review
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Very good
Rating
4.5
Electronics, 📷 Camera & Photo, 📷 Camera & Photo Accessories
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Pros
- - Thanks to Apple Pay, you won't need to bring your credit card or phone with you when you go shopping. Even when exposed to direct sunlight, the brilliant OLED display maintains its readability. It also functions as a flashlight when needed. - Sophisticated appearance and a wide variety of accessories to suit a variety of preferences. - Extremely powerful processor; nothing bogs down; software programs load very rapidly. - Charges quickly and can be done wirelessly. - When in standby mode, it monitors your heart rate, steps, calories, physical activity and inactivity, and other data. Notifies you to get up and move around every so often if you sit for a long time. - Handoff, notifications from the phone being duplicated, and text messages. The watch can make phone calls for you, and if it detects that it is worn on the wrist and is in the same area as the MacBook, it will unlock itself automatically. - Thanks to the loud speaker, you won't have any trouble understanding what's being said. - 8 GB is a good amount of storage for a watch; but, some of that space is taken up by the operating system and the applications that come preinstalled. Who needs more; see the fourth or fifth series.
Cons
- Even with minimal use, the battery will still last for two days. However, it makes up for it by having charging speeds that are relatively quick. - There are not many applications that are helpful. - The installation of applications on the watch is frequently done using tutu - Sending music to your watch is impossible because Apple Music is the only service that supports this feature. If there is a subscription, then you can immediately throw it on the watch. If there isn't a subscription, then you will have to fiddle with itunes to upload music to your phone, and then you will have to upload it to the watch.
Pros
- Modern design, packed with helpful features. Putting down cash to buy a watch is impressive. Used to had to carry a wallet with cards and cash, now I just wear a watch and go. Many sport-specific gameplay options. Easily interchangeable straps in a wide range of styles and colors, starting at just $1. doing nothing but listening to music and not touching a phone for hours.
Cons
- The initial 2022 release price was prohibitively exorbitant, but the 15k price tag set for today, December 8th, 2022, is totally reasonable. In 2022, there will be no electronic SIM cards. Independence isn't the pinnacle
Pros
- Features like as speed, heart rate monitor, vibration response, sound, screen (brightness, color), interface, and customization (replaceable straps) are also included.
Cons
- The dread of always breaking (although for a couple of months even scratches did not appear).
Pros
- Appearance, a user interface that is friendly to use, and many functionalities
Cons
- Occasionally they lie with a pulse, but scratches show up rapidly, and the charge only lasts for 1.5 to 2 days.
Pros
- lengthy life span for the battery (about 3 days) precision of measurements for things like pulse and distance as well as material quality
Cons
- not quite yet
Pros
- The benefits are enumerated in other reviews, which you should read.
Cons
- Impression en bloc : First, the screen developed a large fracture the day after I bought it, from which more, smaller cracks emanated the next day. AliExpress, where I originally purchased the watch, would not accept a refund, and neither would they repair it (although they have an obligation to offer repair in case of refusal in the contract). I then went to TWO authorized service locations, both of which turned me down on the grounds that my problem fell beyond the scope of the manufacturer's warranty, an assertion with which I strongly disagree. Instead of fixing it, you'll have to buy a new one through a special program that costs $13900 when the watch retails for $17490. Third, I made phone contact and concluded after a month of wrangling that I had been denied once again. You should be aware that if the screen breaks on such a gadget, you will be out a significant sum of money and the likelihood of warranty repair is slim to none if you still want to buy one.
