Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch 5mm Wi-Fi NFC smartwatch, graphite by Dorota Ogonowska ᠌

I have experience using smart watches from a variety of brands, and the most recent one I used was from Huawei. After learning that Samsung had acquired the phone, I made the decision to purchase a watch made by the same manufacturer. You should know that I have already regretted it one hundred times. So let's start in sequence 1. The phone does not even have a basic display mode that can be selected, unlike the application settings that are available on the watch. There is nothing that can be done outside of the watch itself. 2. The watch is unable to monitor the user's state of health (pulse, sleep, etc.) on its own; everything must be turned on manually instead. 3. One day's worth of charging is sufficient. Once a week, I plug in my Huawei watch to have it charged. 4. Notifications from messengers will vibrate on your device, but you'll need to swipe from left to right across the screen in order to read the notifications. I do not comprehend the reason why it was not feasible, as is the case with other manufacturers, to display a message instantly on the screen. In general, the decision is yours to make, but in this specific instance, I can not understand why someone would spend too much.