Review on Smart watch Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 40 mm Wi-Fi NFC, licorice/black by Dagmara Kajdel ᠌

1) The figure lowers to 30-36 hours when all features are activated during active use (while simultaneously being practically unrealizable and unworkable; these conditions were set by me particularly for testing autonomy). With a full charge and a readout of my heart rate every 10 minutes, I was good to go for 76 hours under normal, everyday settings. Compared to the original Huawei Watch GT, this number is nearly twice as high (in the absence of NFC and Wi-Fi). 2) The sensor on the clock, which is apparently oriented so that it shines in the user's palm, emits a green laser-like light that, when activated at night, becomes a true blaster, aiming for the user's closed eyelids. 3) The price is exorbitant since they are associated with that brand's identity. The existing smartwatch market may be more receptive to it if it were reduced by 15-20%. 4) Being unable to plan alternative daytime pursuits (if I find it, I will add a review comment). 5) The wake-up gesture of turning the hand does not operate if the user is in the "laying" posture. The default strap's fixation mechanism can be irritatingly tight (subjectively). 7) No wall-to-power adaptor to facilitate charging (rather, a lack of equipment). 8) The high learning curve for mobile device setup among novice users (it was difficult for me due to the presence of a certain experience).