A:AnswerHello Sherry, thanks for asking! Please follow this link (https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00078032/) to learn more about using this watch in an emergency situation. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerIt a Bluetooth only. I had the Sim galaxy s3 frontier, but I never really used the data connection because I had my phone with my. I did use the Bluetooth calling.
A:AnswerI've had mine since launch and I'm averaging around 44 hours of on time before it hits roughly 20% battery level. I would say for the average user, 3-4 days before a charge is needed. Some may squeak out 5 days.
A:AnswerHey there, thanks for asking! 4G LTE standalone connectivity is only available on Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 LTE version. This model only has Bluetooth connectivity. Standalone voice calling on LTE versions require initial pairing with an eligible Samsung Galaxy device and a separate qualifying wireless plan. Your carrier may not support standalone voice calling, or support it may be available only in certain areas. Please check with your carrier for more information regarding wireless service plan for cellular service. Standalone functionality is limited if paired phone is not powered on or connected to a wireless network. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerThe LTE version is a stand alone version with cellular service that requires a service plan. The bluetooth version will require your phone nearby to make phone calls.
A:AnswerI'm sorry but you can't get accurate blood pressure reading using a smart watch. You need a cuff. You can get heart rate and O2 and EKG with some watches. Some Chinese watches claim to be able to do blood pressure but they seem to make up numbers. Apple watches don't even do blood pressure with out separate hardware connected.
A:AnswerPlease DO NOT BE FOOLED by Best Buy staff that will tell you (like they attempted to tell me when trying to sell me the wrong watch) the only difference is the wristband. THIS IS INCORRECT! The UA edition comes in two sizes - 40mm and 44mm - and has access to the Map My Run app which gives users a 6 month free trial. Within the app is are coaching routines. The watch also includes a timer and other tools directed at users into fitness.
In general, the watch has a very nice appearance. You can easily transition it from the gym or a workout session to causal wear or office. This is especially true if you purchase different protective face coverings that can add to the watch's appeal.
A:AnswerHello Allheart, thanks for asking! The Electrocardiogram (ECG) application for the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 & 3 will launch on Wednesday, September 23, 2020. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerHello Cheifi74, thanks for asking! With this watch you can make phone calls from your wrist. You just need to make sure your smartwatch is connected to your phone through Bluetooth. However, you can only make calls directly from the watch if it is an LTE model. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerNo it does not! I just purchased one - it counted none of my steps with a cart. It says this on their website "Steps are not counted when there is no hand movement in the exercise. For example, steps may not be recorded when pushing a lawn mower or cart because your hands are not moving. The watch is intended to calculate real step counts while walking." Good luck!
