Review on Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 40 mm Wi-Fi NFC Smart Watch, Arctic/Grey by Gabriela Kowalczyk ᠌

As a conclusion, I advocate for a purchase. When compared to apple headphones, in every respects. Good effort, but no cigar. Personally, I prefer Samsung. The second picture is from the MyFitnessPal program's third-party watch faces, which are numbered 3-4. Paid for expert help: I was using the Honor band 4 bracelet, however it went "on crutches" and stopped accurately measuring my pulse and connecting to my nutrition app. My life improved once I switched to a Samsung phone from Apple since I dislike using Apple devices (due to factors such as less available apps). Probably the Chinese are fine, but the apps are pitch black. Hence, the Active2 watch was selected when the topic of a new bracelet arose. Not sorry I did it. Complete compatibility, direct integration, and automatic data transmission between programs. They produce top-notch cardiovascular exercises, and the heart rate is normal (I have been training for a long time and I know my ranges). The steps weren't really my focus, but they don't appear to be deceiving. It's great to be able to personalize your training screen. Features like customizable watch faces, downloadable widgets, and the option to make your own are all welcome additions (through third-party applications). With picture alerts and voice-activated response (recognition to text). Notifications when an external program has been finished with a checkmark. It's so superficially endearing that I never take it off. I've rubbed it on the neck a few times and seen no results; if the reviews are accurate, the body shouldn't last more than a week. In general, I am very satisfied with it, and I make extensive use of it. Possesses drawbacks: what can be improved upon. There is no way to set custom HR zones. To manually set the corridors, I utilize the Karvonen calculation. This is more of a question for the Health creators; I emailed their support team about it, but all of a sudden) I want a warning when my heart rate goes above a maximum that I've also personally established. The Chinese have adopted these ideas. Not a dealbreaker, but it would be nice to be able to adjust the size of a glass of water if necessary (again to Health). Each day, I make a charge. Well, it charges rapidly, however. That's to be expected, given how much I rely on it, but additional time for work would be appreciated. It would probably not be too difficult to implement the ability to listen to voicemails. The power to give an exact response by voice, that's what.