Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch3 45mm Wi-Fi NFC Smart Watch, black/black by Stanislaw Siwak ᠌

Pros: a replacement for the Sony SmartWatch 3. 1. First of all, I got it purely for aesthetic reasons because I could not, in my opinion, find a typical watch on Android Wear. 2. Tizen software is far more aesthetically pleasing and practical than WEAR software. 3. Even though you can swipe through them, bezel scrolling is far more practical and faster. 4. magnetic wireless charging that is practical. Owners of the Sony SW3 will recognize how crucial this is. 5. You can customize the watch's autonomy based on your needs by selecting one of the various modes of operation (what features will operate). Left everything on, thank you. I don't sleep with the clock on and take it off at night, therefore I charge the clock and the phone at the same time. They can operate in the "notifications only" mode for more than a week on a single battery. 6. There is a speaker that can play any sound in addition to vibrating for notifications (everything is configurable). The phone can make calls, however this feature hasn't been tried out yet. 7. Not just from the watch or the phone, but also from both. 8. They monitor saturation as well as the pulse (relevant for the current coronavirus epidemic) Cons: 1. The watch's cost in and of itself (a little expensive). 2. 99% of the applications for Tizen are paid, but they look nicer than those for Adroid Wear. Even though I had already purchased Watchmaker, I had to purchase a Tizen plugin. 3. Although there isn't enough "Ok. Google - a timer for X minutes," it appears that work is being done on it, so I'm hoping it will soon be available on this watch. 4. The square screen is more practical, even though the circular one has a more fashionable appearance. To see everything on the round one, you need to scroll more (the text of an SMS or some other message). 5. NFC payments were not able to be connected, but the phone is to blame. needs that SamsungPay be loaded on the device; nevertheless, even if there is no root in the firmware, it does not work (or may not work) on non-native firmware. On the phone, GooglePay functions perfectly.