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I use a Samsung galaxy watch, and have never had any issues with it. I record my workouts, but I'm not super into looking at graphs or anything. I'm assuming yo
by thatguy0900 6y ago
I use a Samsung galaxy watch, and have never had any issues with it. I record my workouts, but I'm not super into looking at graphs or anything. I'm assuming you looked at it, so what did you think was inadequate, out of curiousity?
- mikestew 6y agoNot an answer to your question, nor am parent, but this article immediately reminded me of my experience with this Samsung device: https://gadgets.ndtv.com/others/news/samsung-gear-fit-health-wristband-with-curved-super-amoled-display-launched-487727 https://gadgets.ndtv.com/others/news/samsung-gear-fit-health... It's been seven or so years, so the memory is fuzzy, and the Samsung wasn't nearly as bad as the OnePlus is reported to be. But there were definitely "back of the box" features that that just plain didn't work, and other features that were buggy enough that the feature should not have been included. For instance, it would just stop tracking a workout because I stopped at a stoplight on my bicycle ride to work. "Looks like your workout's done! Good job!" The poor experience was a major contributor to me swearing off Samsung devices specifically, and avoiding Android in general. Back to the iPhone for me since.
- thatguy0900 6y agoInteresting, that stuff must have been fixed before I got it. Apple definitely is the best at releasing things the closest the being a finished product
- mikestew 6y agoOh, that device I mentioned was like seven years ago. I'm sure that at least the most glaring issues have been fixed since. As for Apple, fanboy or not, I didn't buy an Apple Watch until the fourth one came out. Not waterproof? No GPS? Get outta here with your fashion watch.