Review on SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch Active2 (Aqua Black, R820-44mm) 📱 with Bluetooth, Silicon Strap, and Aluminum Bezel - International by Franciszka Koliber ᠌

According to my knowledge, all that the Koreans require is typical autonomy—at the very least, three to four days—and they will have produced an ideal product. They weren't even with me for a full year before the screen sensor started acting up, making random clicks, and the majority of the screen went completely dark. After the component was disassembled, there was no sign of water within. This is a smart watch, not a fitness bracelet, so it does have certain advantages. I work rapidly, and for Samsung, which makes extremely good software, there are a lot of minor details and nuances to consider. gps - when read in sequence, the track is written extremely well. I won't offer any commentary on the pulse because everything looks to be at an appropriate level. It is light and comfortable on the arm, and it passed the test of salt water in the ocean without any problems. I swam in the ocean for one week at a time for thirty minutes each day, and there were no issues. nfc is a feature that adds a lot of value, and so does the watch's speakerphone. These are some downsides: autonomy - none. Personally, I have a lot of notifications, but even with the constant pulse measurement turned off, the watch only lasts for about 1.5–2 days, depending on how many workouts there are. It is best to charge it in the evening. a limited number of training regimens, despite the fact that this is not particularly important. Notwithstanding this, I'd prefer to reduce the amount of software that I have to install on the clock.