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August 2021
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194 Avis
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Utilisateurs
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226 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Design irréprochable
Écran d'excellente facture
GPS très précis
WearOS 3.0 parmi les meilleurs systèmes d'exploitation pour montres
Excellente fluidité de navigation
Richesse des fonctions connectées et applis de santé
Écran Super AMOLED très réussi
Design fin
Léger et élégant
Personnalisation poussée
Magasin d'applications prometteur
Nouvelle interface enrichie
Légère et élégante
Design au top
Le GPS très précis
L'interface délicieuse
L'écran de belle facture
Wear OS 3 et ses apps
L'in
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Autonomie trop faible (une journée)
Suivi de la fréquence cardiaque à la rue en fractionné
Électrocardiogramme uniquement disponible sur les smartphones Samsung
Publié: 2021-08-20, Auteur: Tim , review by: droid-life.com
Wear OS is back, baby. If you bet that it'd have been Samsung to save it from certain death, congratulations, you must be some sort of Nostradamus. Samsung has a great wearable in the Galaxy Watch 4, easily worth its entry price of $249. It does everythin...
Extrait: Samsung made significant changes to its smartwatch lineup this year, switching from Tizen to Wear OS, rebranding its Active line, and following Apple's lead by releasing two models to accommodate different budgets. Its efforts have paid off, as the $249.9...
Extrait: If you're hoping for a "this changes everything" moment, a deep exhale after years of pent-up frustration, this isn't it. It's not the electric shock that's going to revive the dying patient. It's not even the much-needed coat of paint after years of negl...
Publié: 2021-08-11, Auteur: Kate , review by: tomsguide.com
Slimmer design and new watch faces, New Wear OS feels like Tizen, but with more apps, First major smartwatch with body composition analysis, More affordable than Galaxy Watch 3,
Extrait: The first smartwatches running the new, unified Google/Samsung Wear OS platform have arrived, and they offer a unique health feature: the ability to calculate your body fat percentage from your wrist. Announced at Samsung's virtual Galaxy Unpacked event o...
Extrait: Although all of Samsung's announcements for its latest Galaxy Unpacked event were leaked weeks ago, the company officially revealed the new products today. On the smartphone side, we have the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3. For smartwatches, there's...
Publié: 2022-08-01, Auteur: Scott , review by: eftm.com.au
Extrait: Samsung has been making decent smartwatches for a long time, usually running their own software rather than Google's Wear OS. Last year though they partnered with Google to merge Tizen into Wear OS to bring Wear OS 3 to the world. Their part of the deal w...
Looks more like a traditional watch than a smartwatch, Access to apps on the Google Play Store, The physical bezel on the Classic and the virtual rotating bezel on the Watch 4 work really well for navigating the user interface, Class leading health and fi
No Google Voice Assistant, No way to make Google Pay your default contactless payment options, Auto detecion of workouts needs improvement, Body composition feature too inconsistent for it to be reliable, Blood pressure and ECG won't work with non Samsung
The Galaxy Watch 4 offers the most complete health and fitness tracking on any smartwatch to date but there's room for improvement...
Extrait: The infamous calculator watch has been around since the 1970s, but smartwatches have finally reached the point that they're, well, smart. From running apps, to displaying smartphone notifications, to monitoring your heart rate, the latest crop of smartwat...
