Review on Smart watch Apple Watch Series 7 45 mm Aluminum Case, dark night by Somsak Saladang ᠌

a screen with excellent clarity and brightness. In comparison to my previous Apple Watch 3, even the smaller size makes it appear to be an enormous watch. - It was already very convenient to see notifications on the watch, but thanks to the prior improvement, it is now even more so. Always On has the same luminous quality as an illuminated display on an antique wristwatch. - Extremely quick and responsive UI; there are no lags or freezes. My previous "watches" over the past year and a half have gotten more reflective, which is a very positive development. - Amazingly original new watch faces Well, like new. The majority of them were introduced in episodes 4, 5, and 6. But I wasn't paying attention, so the shock and awe effect was finished. - The "buns" that were there before have not changed, although they have been upgraded slightly. Charging the watch is now super-fast (it is sufficient in the morning to throw it on the "tablet" for half an hour while you are in the bathroom), the microphones have become more sensitive, and payment from the watch is even faster (for the third watch something broke in the previous OS - they started to launch the payment menu more slowly) (the interlocutor hears better from the wrist during a conversation). - Please consider new possibilities. I was surprised to find out how helpful the noise level tracking function can be. This makes no sense at all; one's ears are perfectly capable of judging the volume of the noises in their environment. An no. The clock determines whether or not the noise performance over a prolonged period of time is hazardous. Even if one becomes accustomed to loud noise, this does not indicate that it is no longer damaging to one's hearing in the long run. - The pulse oximeter can be unreliable at times, but if you consider the data for the entire day or week rather than each individual reading, you will find that the indicators are accurate. I have between 96 and 97%. The fall alert could be a very helpful feature. Especially at this time, in the middle of winter. In the event that you fall on the ice and smash your head, your loved ones will come to your aid without a doubt. I really hope you are never put to the test. - Another neat feature is that it keeps track of the number of breaths you take in and out while you sleep. I get many hours of rest. The amount of breaths I take the next day gives me a good indication of whether or not my body need a particularly strenuous workout. - The watch has significantly improved over time. When a few more days had passed, I saw the first scratch on the third series. After a week, there is still not a single one of them here.