Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 40 mm Wi-Fi NFC Smart Watch, Arctic/Grey by Adam Czajkowski ᠌

I appreciated how well the watch retains its charge. Although I charge them every day, the charge essentially stays at 70%. I once used it for a day and a half without charging, and it dropped to 40. I mostly use it to set an alarm, change the music, and occasionally answer messages. The alarm clock is quite useful, but I'm not referring about the user interface. It uses vibration to wake you up, so no one else is awakened besides you. There is also no unpleasant feeling like when an alarm clock on your phone abruptly wakes you up and forces you to turn off the sound. If your smartphone supports reverse charging, you can recharge it via wireless charging. It's a good thing that this opportunity exists because I almost didn't take it. Although it may not be for everyone, sleep tracking is quite fascinating to observe. In a dream, there is no discomfort, but when I wake up, I want to unbuckle the strap and remove the watch. It is obvious that the watch is not ideal for web browsing, but you can still see things, for instance, by visiting the web versions of Facebook and Telegram, albeit all of this takes time. Also, I worry that if I switch to a smartphone made by a different firm, Samsung Health and Samsung Pay Watches would not function.