Really the only issue is batery, if you use your watch a lot, or have many notifications on you will be charging often. AMOLED display with solid coring Gorilla Glass makes this Samsung Galaxy Smartwatch upper hand on their opponents.

That’s not bad at all. In fact, it’s very good, offering a result few smart watches get close to. Certainly not many with a screen as nice as what Samsung is offering in this watch. It’s crazy. I haven’t actually gone out of my way to make the watch handle itself well in battery life. I’ve been using the Samsung Galaxy Watch exactly the way I normally would, the way I would that would get an Apple Watch and Samsung’s older Gear S3 smartwatch each a max of two days of life, and yet the Galaxy Watch is achieving almost a full week. I’m sitting here watching the battery go down as we go through the Galaxy Watch review wondering just how Samsung has done it: a smart watch that doesn’t compromise on features or screen technology, and yet somehow fits into a week-long watch. The reason you would be purchasing this version is to save money vs. buying the US version. You may get an international plug on the charger. It is a 5.0v / 0.7A charger, you probably have one of those for your phone(s). If your savings are not worth the time you will spend researching and performing the CSC change (all told it took me about 6 hours to find the right instructions from about 6 sources and combine them to get a working solution) or if you are not tech literate enough to perform it, then just spend the extra money to buy the US version.Overall, a really nice watch - my main issue is the inclusion of a bad work around that is more costly and less effective. The watch faces look pretty digital and fake - they Are, of course, but the iWatch looks a bit nicer. This being said, I did find a face that works for me, but it took a lot of sifting through really bad ones (and there aren't a ton out there). on average battery life under typical usage conditions. Average expected performance based on typical use. Actual battery life depends on factors such as network, features selected, frequency of calls, and voice, data, and other application-usage patterns. Based on laboratory testing. Results may

GPS/AGPS connection is subject to local network and data services and network providers may charge additional service fees. Additionally, connection times can be affected by external factors, such as surrounding environment, weather, etc Applications and related services available for Samsung wearable devices may not be compatible with devices that do not support Samsung Gear Manager/ Gear Fit Manager application▼. For the most part, Samsung’s Galaxy Watch adapts to you, which is really the way a smartwatch is supposed to be, though it’s something that’ll depend on your needs.

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Bixby: this is hit or miss, but I think it has to get used to your voice, but not too impressed with this feature thus far. Maybe it would change as I use it more.

And that’s kind of the point, because the wheel acts as a direct interface for controlling the watch, with the selection button occurring when you touch the screen. There were some things it didn’t like, though, such as Apple Music, with the widget for controlling music refusing to touch Apple’s music service, but looking at Spotify and Google Play easily.

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Battery 3, 4 days not great but better than Armani and others that you litterly have to charge twice in one day just to get through the day!! Remember the more notifications, brightness ect will compromise duration.