Review on HONOR MagicWatch 2 Smartwatch 46mm Charcoal Black by Mateusz Banasiuk ᠌

After moving from a galaxy watch 46mm, I want to share my thoughts on this watch. Spoiler alert: it is best to stay put. Therefore, the primary issue with the Samsung watch was its autonomy. Three to four days is obviously good, but I would want more; in fact, this is the one thing that outperforms Samsung in terms of accolades. The MagicWatch 2 positions itself as a smart watch while operating at the same speed as their fitness bracelets, but if this is not visible on the bracelet due to the size of the display, you will notice how everything moves slowly. Scrolling becomes dull as a result, making it possible for you to miss and select the incorrect icon. There is also no tactile feedback in the form of vibration when scrolling through the menu items. Because I primarily use smart watches and bracelets, notifications in general are terrible and disgusting after Samsung. They lack emoticons, icons to indicate which applications are responsible for which notifications, and grouping options if multiple notifications are received at once. The notifications themselves are also displayed in small print, and there is no way to customize them on my bracelet from Hodinkee. A film is required since the screen, though good and clear, is scratched. Good but scratched, the casing. The software has already written about notifications; as for everything else, the companion app is good; on the watch itself, all applications are also in the subject and work well; the music is switched, the pulse is shown, etc. But again, damn it, here's the weather; I want to look at it from the main screen for a week; nope, you need to press the button, find this application in the list, and watch it there already; and this applies to all apps. Samsung guessed how to accomplish it from the main screen, so why not here? When the screen is turned on, this period is superior to that on the Samsung. In summary, it would be best to keep utilizing Samsung.