Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Smart Watch

@techspurt. Techspurt is in his studio. Quote from Techspurt: “They do feel really good on your arm.” Disclaimer: Tech reviewers share their thoughts on the Galaxy Watch5 and Watch5 Pro. No payment was made to create the review. A license was obtained for a fee after content was posted on YouTube. Availability of model and colors may vary by country and carrier. Hear what the experts have to say. Galaxy Watch5 and Watch5 Pro. @cnet. The rear side of a Galaxy Watch5. Quote from c net: “Larger-capacity batteries.” A representative of c net speaks while wearing a Galaxy Watch5 with a white band on her wrist. @sammobile. Sam Mobile speaks from his studio. Design. @techspurt. The watch is on a man’s wrist as he swipes through app tiles, like Samsung Health’s Sleep, weather, and calendar apps. Quote from Techspurt: “The touchscreen is super-responsive.” Now, the watch has a metal band and is held in-hand with a sampling of animated clock faces rotating through. @cnet. The reviewer gently wiggles the watch band on her wrist to demonstrate its snug fit. @sammobile. A close-up of Sam Mobile inspecting the surface of the watch as he rotates it in his hands. Quote from Sam Mobile: “The use of sapphire crystal increased the scratch-resistant level.” Battery. @techspurt. Disclaimer: The rated capacity is 573 milliampere hours for Watch5 Pro, 398 milliampere hours for Galaxy Watch5 Large, and 276 milliampere hours for Galaxy Watch5 Small. Actual battery life and charge time may vary depending on network environment, usage patterns and other factors. Techspurt speaks from his studio. Next, two watch devices, each with custom bands and watch faces, are held side by side. 284 milliampere hour battery capacity. Disclaimer: The typical capacity is the estimated average capacity considering the deviation in battery capacity among the battery samples tested under the IEC 61960-3 standard. Techspurt in his studio. Quote from Techspurt: “45% charge in just 30 minutes.” @cnet reviewer in her studio. Next, a close-up view of the rear side of the Galaxy Watch5. It is slowly rotated to show its various rear sensors. @techspurt. Held in one hand, a user swipes through pre-loaded and custom watch face designs. Quote from Techspurt: “The best battery life going.” Health. @techspurt. Techspurt swipes though health features, like blood pressure and ECG. He taps measure to start taking an ECG reading. Quote from Techspurt: “A more advanced version of Samsung’s bioactive sensor.” Disclaimer: Do not measure your body composition if you have an implanted pacemaker or other implanted medical devices. ECG and blood pressure feature may vary by country or region and only to be used by 22 years and older. Next, he begins a body composition reading. The device prompts him to provide basic information, like gender, height, and weight. Disclaimer: Users should measure their blood pressure when at rest, as they would do with a traditional cuff, and refrain from measuring when they are working out, smoking, or drinking. @cnet. Watch5 is on a wrist. The reviewer goes from the clock face to scroll the apps screen. Quote from C Net: “Deeper sleep analysis and sleep insights.” @sammobile. An illuminated display showcases a row of different watch models with different colored bands. Quote from Sam Mobile: “There’s a lot of focus on health.” @techspurt. Galaxy Z Fold4 opened to the Main Screen with a map open showing a loaded exercise route in a park. Next to it is a Galaxy Watch5 showing a cycling exercise summary that includes time, distance, speed and calories burned. Quote from Techspurt: “Turn-by-turn navigation.” Disclaimer: Availability may vary by country or region. Provided with GPX format route file is imported for hiking and cycling and route is set as target under Samsung Health settings. Next, three side-by-side devices show the diversity of the types and colors of bands and the customizable dynamic clock faces. Samsung dot com. Samsung logo.