Review on Smart watch Samsung Galaxy Watch4 40 mm Wi-Fi NFC, black by Petar Vachkov

I turned off all of the health trackers because I believe they are pointless and because very few individuals actually do anything with the information they collect. I require a watch that can not only display the time but also provide notifications and function as an alarm clock, timer, and stopwatch. Has some pros: I am familiar with the user interface of Android Wear, and they perform really well. Having this drawback: They will eventually stop connecting to the phone (Galaxy S10e), at which point you will have to do a factory reset to the initial state. Even if you have Always On Display turned on, there are instances when the device will decide that you still need to turn off the screen. This may happen when you are sleeping or when you are sitting motionless for a lengthy period of time. -Since there is no Google assistant available just now and only the worthless Bixby, you won't be able to tell the clock to "ok Google, set the alarm for eight in the morning." -Long shelf life of the battery. I had hoped that the new super-duper-5nm processor would be able to deliver at least two days of autonomy, but they die for me in just a little more than a day -Only extended wireless charging would keep them alive. the watches that came before this one were a Huawei Watch and a Ticwatch E. Both of these watches could be charged wirelessly. Every morning, before having breakfast and getting into the shower, I placed them both into a charging station. When I returned, the watches were fully charged, or at the very least, they had enough power to survive until the next morning.