A:AnswerYes is does. However like any external non-medical grade device it is not perfectly accurate. It is really useful for giving you a good general idea of your O2. If you notice anything unusual go see a medical professional.
A:AnswerHey Rob. We appreciate you coming to us with your inquiry. We see that you are interested in pairing your A13 with the Galaxy Watch6. Since it’s a Samsung product, a Galaxy phone will have the most compatibility options. Just be sure to download the Galaxy Wearable app from the Play Store, and make sure your phone has the latest software. The Galaxy Watch6 and Galaxy Watch6 Classic are compatible with phones with Android 10.0 and RAM 2.0 GB or higher are supported. So in short, yes, you should be able to pair your watch and phone up. If you have any other questions, be sure to reach out to us at Support. -Kelvin
A:AnswerIt comes with charger but not power adapter which you have to buy separately at cost of $15 US if you want to ever charge this watch. Otherwise, you can just use it as a very expensive show piece or a paper weight. Another way by Samsung to separate you from your money.
A:AnswerThat would depend if those features are working in your region.
In my region (non us) Samsung pay does not work, but Google pay does.
ECG as far as I know is region free, I can use in mine without an issue.
A:AnswerHello Tom, thank you for finding the available time out of your lively day to ask us your question about the Samsung Galaxy Watch6. The Galaxy Watch6 and Galaxy Watch6 Classic is compatible with non-Samsung, Android phones that have Android 8.0. and RAM 1.5GB or higher. Check out the article titled, "Samsung smart watch and phone compatibility" if you would like more information on our watch and phone compatibility. Let us know if you have any other questions by contacting Samsung Support at your leisure. Thank you for being a treasured Samsung customer. - Debra
