Review on SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch (46Mm by Bogusia Grabowska ᠌

The pluses: Even though I have a soft spot for Samsung products, you can rest certain that my review will be fair and balanced, as I am a genuine connoisseur of interesting devices from all manufacturers. One, the overall picture quality is fine. Two, there is a ridiculous amount of knobs and dials. The quality of the building is good enough for 3. On alik straps come in a rainbow of colors and patterns. 5. The plethora of fitness trackers now on the market, including heart rate monitors and pedometers. The core of the system is bug-free and always runs quickly and reliably. Seven, put down the phone and look up from time to time. Bearing some unfavorable features We'll get to the space fart in a minute. First, the pedometer is a separate device from the phone, so it's unclear why the two can't be used together for more precise step counting. or it functions in a clunky way. Second, there is no logical explanation for the fact that almost all attachments are meaningless. Third, if the original strap was made of silicone, you may expect it to collect all the dirt and dust from high-friction areas (like the suede on your shoes) right away. Although the watch app on your phone is more convenient, it does not allow you to make any changes to the watch itself. 4. and now the capper, a jamb that crosses out all the pluses: you spend a day off in room "A," where your phone alarm wakes you at 06:00, you turn it off, and you want to sleep; however, in this room, you must get up and go to the other room to turn off the alarm clock. 5. and finally, the clincher: a jamb that cancels out all the aces. When paired with a phone, the watch will display a replica of any alerts received on the phone. A duplicate call and alarm clock would result, for instance, if an SMS notice received in the phone and was likewise replicated on the watch. But if everything is replicated, why not make it so that the alarm clock ceased ringing when the phone was put into silent mode? why you need to manually flip the switch off. Samsung, a high-tech company of the twenty-first century, did not think of doing this; the alarm clock is turned off via the phone rather than the clock itself.