Review on Smart watch Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic 46 mm Wi-Fi NFC, black by Boyan Boyanov ᠌

Samsung designed a headpiece that is both exposing and exquisite. It is not worth the money because it is a very unfinished product, but there is a possibility that they will repair it in ates. I truly hope that this will happen. Various advantages: Simply put, it has a cool aesthetic, is well-made, and has a rather user-friendly interface. Got cons: A very unprocessed item. There are a lot of bugs, the battery does not hold a charge at all, therefore you need at least take a charge with you. What, for what, is Always On still not available? If it is turned on, the percentage will update itself every ten minutes. Here is a list of things that I noticed, in no particular order. 1) The SpO2 level is not being continuously monitored, as the device used to do so was a less expensive Huawei model. Here, however, it can only be done so upon request, when one is asleep, or when one is sick. 2) The night before yesterday, I went to bed with a charge of 70%, woke up with 0%, and it reported that I had only slept for 5 hours out of the total 9. 3) The night before I had 80% of the charge when I went to bed, 60% when I got up, and the sleep data was not captured at all; there was none. 4) There is no automatic sleep assessment, but the device itself offers to evaluate how well you slept. At the same time, it can gather a number of parameters. The Huawei device's manufacturer responded to me and predicted how well I slept most of the time. 5) The GPS functionality is there, and while it's not quite as good as what you get with Huawei, it's still very good overall. 6) If you want the battery to last at least until the evening, you should put the watch to economy mode. In this mode, the watch will just display the time and tally the number of steps you take. 7) The charge will only last you for one workout session per day at the most.