Review on Smart watch Samsung Galaxy Watch4 40 mm Wi-Fi NFC Cellular RU, rose gold by Bogusawa Wrzosek-Zbi ᠌

The benefits: Robust features, including the ability to make and receive calls, send and read text messages, use instant messaging and customize notification settings. If you don't play it for a few days, the charge will hold. Go along fairly easily The Conspiracy: Even though type-C charging ports represent the future of device compatibility, just half of the household's chargers support them at the moment. The body is painted (or anodized) with a very thin layer; after using the clock for about a week, the paint was torn off (it caught on somewhere with my hand); in a month, it will be nothing more than a trash homeless device (I will attach a photo; it's hard to see because of the glare, but who needs to understand). The gadget isn't inexpensive and already looks outdated. I couldn't locate where to disable the battery draining, unnecessary, and periodically taken heart rate readings (If you remove the watch, you can sometimes see how the heart rate count works) They are absolutely impolite when used with a cardiogram, but at least they work with unrooted devices (Samsung Pay is familiar and understandable). If you refuse to sign Samsung's agreements, you'll lose half your phone's functionality or more. You'll need Galaxy Wearable, Samsung Health, and another app for the electrocardiogram to complete the set-up. There are norms and customs unique to each. There is no legitimate justification for requiring a Samsung account for health services other than to collect personal information and enter into an espionage pact. Background internet use is utilized by Samsung Health. The headphones don't stay in place when linked over Bluetooth; a full clock reset is required before they'll function normally again.