Review on Smart watch Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic 42 mm Wi-Fi NFC, black by Mateusz Szlassa ᠌

Name: Smart watch Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic 42 mm Wi-Fi NFC, black
Item: Smart watch Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic 42 mm Wi-Fi NFC, black
Rating: 3

April 27, 2023

It works, but I don't think I'll be buying it again.

In conclusion, I have a functional device with high-quality construction, but bad software that prevents me from using it to its maximum potential. Not even a day will the battery last.

Want a Samsung and a watch? I'd take it, cool ones, and I'd wait another three years in the hopes that optimization will improve it or make the battery denser.
6.5 out of 10

Pros

- Extremely weak battery; the watch 3's predecessors lasted a day longer. They have a 36-hour lifespan if not planted at zero. (I set the dial, Spotify, cart, Google Pay, and all other features without making any changes to the settings.) - Unrecognized design. Even I, a Samung enthusiast, struggle to discern any design. Chinese or Koreans, whoever comes first. It is not obvious. - A silicon strap. Leather is what I want. - Defects and improperly optimized software. Every now and again, I make some mistakes. By the way, it appears that Fit2 will not be fixed, so perhaps the same will hold true here. Visually, they appear to be somewhat diminutive. either because of color and shape, or for some other reason. I think the older timepieces, which had a smaller diameter, appeared bigger. – SMALL, VERY SMALL (and kind of silly) dials. It appears there are 15 pieces (under certain conditions), yet there are just a few on fit2.

Cons

The materials and assembly quality are positives; they fit extremely well, feel good to the touch, and are comfortable to wear on the arm. - Functionality is excellent - the display is pleasing, the pixels are not visible, even though the screen is small, do not cry out in agony - all kinds of gadgets, auto-locks, pulse measures, pressure, and other things - they truly do not perform badly, on par with traditional fitness simulators.