A:AnswerI don't think so I found one of my charges that charges it but it charges really slow so the best bet is to charge it with the charger in the box that it came with or purchase a authentic Samsung wireless charger from Samsung itself which will charge it no problem I have one and it works.
A:AnswerThey have a setting on there through the Samsung health when she connect your watch that it would check for irregular heartbeats in irregular breathing.
A:AnswerWe appreciate the outreach, Josh. We see that you are interested in the Galaxy Watch7. This specific model is the Bluetooth model. We do offer LTE versions of the Watch7 that would need to be activated. If you have any further questions, please reach out to us at Support. -Kelvin
A:AnswerI mean, it can be paired, but you won't have all the features or full use of the watch-phone duo. You are better off getting an Apple watch for an Apple product
A:AnswerIt will be an alert across your watch face if it detects an irregular heartrate, with a prompt to take a ECG. There is a built-in ECG that you can use at any point to manually check your heart rhythm, but the problem I do have with the automatic alert is that it isn't checking 24/7 for arrhythmias, but it just picks a few different intervals throughout the day to test you, and if you have an arrhythmia during the time, it'll tell you. So in that sense, the built-in alerts aren't super reliable. Its a really great watch for confirming arrhythmias with the built-in ECG, but its a little iffy if you're specifically looking for passive monitoring.
A:AnswerWe appreciate you reaching out to us with your question, Parker. We see that you reached out concerning the Galaxy Watch7. To answer your question, can keep the screen on without unlocking your device using Always On Display (AOD). From Settings, tap Display, and tap Always on Display to enable the feature. If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at Support. -Kelvin
