Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro / smartwatchSamsung introduced new devices of the brand this summer, among which was the Galaxy Watch5 Pro. This smartwatch has the WearOS 3.5 operating system with OneUI Watch4.5 and its processor is Exynos W920 Dual-Core @ 1.18 GHz, which those who had the previous generation could already enjoy. The Samsung smartwatch is compatible with Android 8.0 or higher and has a connection to Bluetooth 5.2, WiFi 2.4 + 5 GHz and NFC. In addition, it has a 1.5 GB RAM memory and its internal storage capacity reaches 16 GB. Its price can range from 469.90 euros (with a 45 mm screen and without LTE) to 519.90 euros (with 45mm too, but with LTE). At 20BITS, we have had the opportunity to test the second option for a couple of weeks and in this review we are going to tell you what we have been able to verify during this time. Its design The Galaxy Watch5 Pro stands out for its dimensions of 45.4 x 45.4 x 10.5 mm, a size that many might consider too large. However, it must be taken into account that it is designed so that users can press its 1.4-inch AMOLED touch screen without any problem, so its dimensions are more than justified by the comfort of use. They have used sapphire glass for the screen and titanium to make the material more resistant. Samsung In addition, the screen has a resolution of 450 x 450 pixels and Always On Display technology (screen always on). According to Samsung, the smartwatch is designed for “sports lovers” and that is why they have used more resistant materials that withstand shocks, such as the sapphire glass of the screen or titanium. Its strap has been created specifically to fit the wrist of almost anyone. It has a magnetic and resistant grip that allows the user to move without fear of the bracelet falling off. On the other hand, the smart watch weighs 46.5 grams, which, considering its size and all the technology it has in its inside, make it easy to wear even while doing extreme activities. Its sensors The technology firm has worked to improve the sensors of the Galaxy Watch5 Pro compared to those of previous generations, making them more accurate. Samsung affirms that this advance has been possible thanks to the “redesign of the rear glass together with the development of an advanced algorithm in the hands of specialized partners”. The brand has improved its sensors for the health of the individual. Samsung Specifically, its sensors are BioActive, which measure heart rate, cardiac electrical signal and electrical bioimpedance (approximate body composition). It also has a body temperature sensor, an accelerometer, a barometer, a gyroscope, a magnetic sensor and a light sensor. Thanks to the efforts of the brand, the Galaxy Watch5 Pro has high precision and reliability measurements. an analysis of the individual’s health that leads him in all aspects. In addition to what the aforementioned sensors already measure, it also allows you to save data on menstruation, is capable of calculating blood oxygen and monitors sleep quality and advises how rest can be improved. By being able to connect to the mobile from the Galaxy app Wearable, users will be able to have functions of their phone in a miniature version, from their watch. Wearers of the smartwatch can configure it from the application to receive calls and messages. The Galaxy Watch5 Pro also has NFC technology, so you can pay with your wrist. In addition, you can enjoy quite useful miniapps, such as Shazam, a calculator or even a recorder. On the other hand, the watch can be used with your voice, since it works with the Bixby assistant for Samsung Health functions and the Google assistant for other commands. Its battery Although its battery is 15% higher than that of previous models, the autonomy of the watch lasts 20 hours using GPS and up to 80 hours with normal use. The battery is 590 mAh, so it could be considered that it is not enough for the large number of functions it has. Despite this, Samsung has used a new technology for fast charging that allows 45% to be completed in half an hour. load. SCORE 8 BEST: Health monitoring and mobile functions for the watch
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