I tried to use it as a sleep monitor, but you have to plan your charging carefully because it won't last a full day and night on a single charge. Also, despite

I tried to use it as a sleep monitor, but you have to plan your charging carefully because it won't last a full day and night on a single charge. Also, despite it knowing I was sleeping, it would randomly vibrate when I received whatsapps during the night, so I needed to remember to put it to sleep before sleeping myself. Speaking of messaging, I monitored several whatsapp groups, but I don't need to answer all messages. I did that on my PC; if I received a notification in my PC, but didn't interact with it, my phone would ding a few second later, and if I ignored that too, my watch would ding/vibrate a few seconds later. This is probably Meta's implementation, but getting triple notifications made day-to-day a bit more annoying. I also tried to use it to track exercise, which I usually do at home. I saw no advantages compared to regular timing and counting, and didn't find the gamification of exercise engaging, because I was already doing it. I got the watch during the pandemic, primarily for the oxymeter and ECG in case I had COVID (which I had). The oxymeter worked well, but the ECG wasn't enabled in my country until late 2022. Maybe it's become better now, but I sold mine before it became too old. Except for the automatic health monitoring, it made things a bit more of a hassle instead of making them simpler.