Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch3 45mm Wi-Fi NFC Smart Watch, black/black by Ewa Malec-Nawrot ᠌

The weather is definitely going to become frigid soon. Against this backdrop, I decided to get a new toy—a smart watch—to cheer myself up and make me feel more at ease because you can check the time without having to pull out your phone in the freezing weather. I was the first to purchase the Chinese-made HuHo Gt2 Pro, but after a week I noticed that the saucer in my palm is not kosher and the features are rather limited, but I would say that it holds a charge admirably. Now that I knew it was sold, I could relax. Since I don't own a Mayfon, I'm stuck with the Samsung, which is convenient because it comes in a 41mm format. It was a purchase. I don't know what to say because this is so much better than HuHo: it has animation, you can respond to messages, the bezel can be rotated, and the display is really stunning. Of course, the battery is somewhat poor, but I don't wear a watch at home, and I certainly don't sleep in it, so I just charge it together with my phone, and that works fine. Now we get to the negatives, or manufacturer complaints. The inclusion of such a tiny belt in the package is puzzling. That only skinny kids buy the 41mm size? My wrist is wide, so a watch with a large caliber doesn't look well on me, however the last hole in the strap is always snug. Where are all the complete females? Since an apple has two pieces, why not include the longer one in the package as well? This is unclear. Obtaining a genuine L-size belt is a separate challenge. But for this mistake, I'd say the product is a perfect fit for me.