Pros
- Excellent layout and screen, to boot
Cons
- However, in this case, just like everywhere else, the autonomy is really low, and in general, this is the first watch on WearOS; but, due to the fact that the strap is wet, it is revolting.
Pros
- In spite of the concerns, WearOS operates without any problems, and the battery life can last for several days. The bezel around the glass provides additional security for the sturdy case.
Cons
- Horrible strap. When it comes to lying, biometric sensors are the worst. The "bald" bezel appears even more unattractive than it did on the Watch3.
Pros
- The quality of the materials, the craftsmanship, the appearance, the movement and function of the bezel, and the display are all exceptional in their own right.
Cons
- Duration of use from a single charge, as well as charging time. Even in contrast with the old clock on this system (Wear OS), there are some minor software flaws; however, it is abundantly evident that this is a new system for Samsung, and it is still in the process of being perfected.
Pros
- materials, screen, management of measurement, and overall design
Cons
- The thickness, the design of the straps, and the lack of a variety of services
Pros
- More comfortable to hold than the earlier iteration (there is matte plastic on the wall) Samsung pay works (also worked on Taizen) How has the functionality of the headset been (!) so far? (Tizen also worked well for the first year, then it became stupid and in 2/3 cases did not turn on the microphone with the speaker) The watch eventually established a wireless connection with the phone (but I was unable to do so on Taizen).
Cons
- It is not possible for the user to benefit from using wearos (in its current iteration) in comparison to using tizen because there was very little software, there was very little, but something else. The preloaded calendar has become even less reliable. There are fewer widgets and tiles that are useful. The life time is not the worst (2 days with a drop in time after the first full charge), but it is significantly worse than the original model of the watch. The most infuriating aspect is that it is incompatible with chargers made by third parties, and it is even incompatible with the terrible charger that came with the original Galaxy Watch. In comparison to earlier iterations, each and every alteration that was made to the strap was a step in the wrong direction. When it comes to application installation, the Play market is inferior to Samsung's Galaxy Store (which, however, was dumb on my Taizen and after switching to the 5th version, it stopped displaying key applications) They did not remove the unnecessary animation or delay that was there before showing the information that was associated with the notification. 1-2 seconds should elapse between the display of a notification's push title and the notification's body text. Smart watches marinate the user, whereas Honor and Mi bands display information immediately.
Pros
- Great watch with a ton of different features.
Cons
- The short lifespan of the battery is the only reason for the one-star reduction.
Pros
- Design. Size (previously were 46 mm)
Cons
- Measurement of blood pressure. Battery. } price.
Pros
- I bought a watch with one purpose, to be able to pay for it, and as a result I got a meaningless fitness bracelet for a lot of money.
Cons
- The promised work with MIR cards is missing
Pros
- Good
Cons
- Not what I ordered.
Pros
- 1. Basel. This is simply the best solution. 2. Appearance. It only spoils the strap, but the issue is solvable.
Cons
- The strap just become in terms of appearance.
Pros
- Looks beautiful
Cons
- Autonomy and bezel
Pros
- 1. Design, strict concise, look and sit on the hand well. 2. The screen is bright, well readable in the sun if necessary. 3. High quality microphone and speaker. 4. A huge number of sensors, an accurate heart rate monitor, in my case, an accurate measurement of blood pressure and bioimpedance, which even surprised me. Accurate workout and location tracking. 5. Ergonomics and UI, in the broad sense of the word, there are interesting features, wide customization, thanks in many respects to One UI. Interface responsiveness. 6. The presence of a bezel greatly facilitates the management and interaction with the watch. 7. The possibility of replacing the strap. 8. The presence of a remote connection to the phone is a huge plus. 9. Flexible notification settings. 10. The watch in many ways has truly smart functions, in some moments it adapts to the user. For example, you can synchronize the activation of sleep mode with your phone, but the do not disturb mode will work according to a separate scenario and vice versa. If you don’t want to, you can turn off the mode synchronization with your smartphone. Usage scenario: Always On Display disabled, Auto-brightness disabled (brightness about 35%, see screenshots), wake-up by tap and turn of the ring disabled, reaction only to raising a hand, workout recognition on, Wi-Fi auto connection on, heart rate measurement on every 10 minutes, sleep oxygen saturation measurement on, snoring detection on, sounds on, vibration long and long, GPS on, NFC and Samsung Pay off. Turn on the screen when notifications are off, Notifications come only when the phone is not in use. From the 2 days of training, every day was walking with GPS tracking for about 60 minutes a day and 30 minutes of cycling.
Cons
- 1. A disgusting complete strap, sticks into your hand, even if it is not tightened, for example, when you sleep in your watch. His hand sweats underneath. By the way, under the clock, too, the hand sweats, it's unpleasant. 2. No e-sim, it would be very handy, especially when it comes to remote connection to a smartphone. 3. Wear os - yes, the system is smart, the interface is responsive, and so on, but Tizen worked more stable, was run in, and autonomy was much better, work from a single charge . this is a separate issue. And there are lags and glitches, it especially infuriates when the interface stops responding to the bezel, but as soon as you turn off and on the screen, everything starts working. 4. Autonomy, battery, call it what you want. In my use case, after the last ate (10/28/21) it got better, but still not enough. The operating time from one and a half days, up to 2 days and 5 hours, still falls short of the previous records on Tizen, this is a fail. 5. There is a question about the accuracy of the pulse oximeter. Saturation often does not exceed 98%, although I do not smoke, do not get sick, etc. And medical devices at the doctor's appointment consistently show 99-100%. And drawdowns up to 85%, well, this is ridiculous, I should be suffocating with such indicators. Conclusion one, the sensor is inaccurate. 6. Long charge. The watch takes about 2 hours to charge, when charging, they sometimes turn on the screen (GLUCK), and the charging time increases, although it should be 1 hour 40 minutes. 7. Strong heating, the temperature was very unpleasant when ating, I also observe a high temperature when charging, I don’t think it’s good, it seems to me that they should be charged in the off state. 8. The bezel in my case turned out to be unreliable and became loose after a month of use, after 2 months of use there were questions about positioning, I will carry it in for repair. 9. There are no logs of any of the sHealth indicators on the watch, for some reason you have to look at everything on the phone, it's disgustingly inconvenient. 10. There is not enough more flexible button customization, I do not use payments and it would be more convenient for me to reassign a long button hold.
