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

The only watch for Android smartphones that have BT 5.0, NFC and Wi-Fi in one bottle on the market, but at the same time, they have some "subsidence" in terms of the presence of some other useful characteristics compared to other smart watches. Its pros: 1) The presence of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, the ability to view photos, videos, the ability to synchronize the device with a smartphone, as well as pair the device with Tws headphones and use the player with them from the internal memory of the watch. 2) Registration. Minimalist. Laconically. Presentable. Comfortable. 3) The presence of multifunctional proprietary software from the manufacturer. 4) The presence of an electronic bezel. 5) High-quality microphone and speaker, with which you can make and answer calls if you have a smartphone nearby 6) Stable Bluetooth connection with a distance of up to 50 meters between paired devices (if both support BT 5.0) 7) Relative usability of the Bixby voice assistant. 8) A large number of dials with various functions and features. 9) Ability to install additional applications on the device (browser, fitness monitoring, etc.) 10) A huge selection of customization elements, moreover, both the exterior of smartwatches (purchase on third-party resources, a la Ali), and at the software level. Got cons: 1) With active use with all functions enabled, autonomy suffers - this figure drops to 30-36 hours (at the same time, the active use of all functions is practically unrealizable and impractical, these conditions were created by me specifically for testing autonomy. In everyday real conditions, I had enough full charge for 76 hours with a 10-minute heart rate reading). For Huawei watch gt 2, this figure is almost twice as high (in the absence of NFC and Wi-Fi). 2) The clock sensor, despite the fact that it is facing the hand, somehow has a very bright laser-like green beam of light, which at night becomes a real blaster, striving to pierce the sleepy eyes of its user. 3) The price, of course, is too high due to their belonging to the name of that brand. Perhaps its reduction by 15-20 percent would be more acceptable in the current smartwatch market. 4) The inability to set other activity goals during the day (if I find it, I will add a review comment). 5) In the "lying" position of the user, the wake-up gesture by turning the hand does not work. 6) The default strap has a somewhat uncomfortable fixation mechanism (subjectively). 7) The absence of an adapter for charging the device from the mains (rather, a lack of equipment). 8) The relative complexity of the initial setup for inexperienced users of mobile devices (it was difficult for me due to the presence of a certain experience).