Battery life is lower in the first week because the sleep tests are extremely battery-hungry, but as time goes by (when set to automatic by default), the sleep scan spaces out if all goes well, and the battery lasts much longer, so we'll have to see for you in the second week.
@@AsianGeekSquad You can use the GPS because it only uses the phone's battery (the watch has no built-in GPS). In reality, it's just that the sleep scans are less and less frequent, so after a few days the battery improves, little by little.
If u have respiratory scan truned on I will eat battery. I have Scanwatch 2 and it's at 60% after 10 days plus 3 5k runs. So not too bad. The only thing I don't like it doesn't show your the distance on the watch while running, super annoying. I need to take my phone out to check it.
I have had the withings smart watch 2 for over two years now if I have the all the notifications on the battery lasts for over a week if I turn the alarms off and other things it will last three weeks the best thing I like about my watch is the sleep manager which works very well also the app works very well it connects very fast and easy to use and mine has the dill to tell you how many steps you have done with doses encourage me to get to going out around also out of all my watch and I have many it most comfortable to wear
Mi experiencia con la batería es diferente. Comencé a usar el reloj el viernes 22. Sin cargarlo. Al sacarlo de la caja estaba al 53%. Ayer lo cargué por primera vez ,7 días después, estaba el 22%. También tengo activadas solo tres notificaciones, aunque el tiempo que no estoy en el trabajo selecciono el modo no molestar.
I have had Withings for several years and always get near 30 days, even on my ScanWatch. What settings do you have set up? I’m guessing you get a bunch of messages and WhatsApp messages every day correct? Looks like you also have quick look on which will use more battery life. If you set oxygen scan off of on demand to monitor during sleep this will use more battery life and tells you this. Guaranteed if you turn off quick look and your multiple messaging app notifications you’re going to get a lot better battery life. As for your comparison for notifications with your Samsung watch and your Samsung buds, of course they’re going to have built in features the Withings watch doesn’t.
I am using this watch a 2nd week before I give my final review. Hopefully the battery issue was just a fluke!
Honestly, that you aren't getting constant notifications like from the Samsung is a huge plus for me😅
Battery life is lower in the first week because the sleep tests are extremely battery-hungry, but as time goes by (when set to automatic by default), the sleep scan spaces out if all goes well, and the battery lasts much longer, so we'll have to see for you in the second week.
So far so good. It's 99% 2.5 days, didn't change any settings, but I'm not going to use the GPS connection this time (thats my guess).
@@AsianGeekSquad You can use the GPS because it only uses the phone's battery (the watch has no built-in GPS).
In reality, it's just that the sleep scans are less and less frequent, so after a few days the battery improves, little by little.
If u have respiratory scan truned on I will eat battery. I have Scanwatch 2 and it's at 60% after 10 days plus 3 5k runs. So not too bad. The only thing I don't like it doesn't show your the distance on the watch while running, super annoying. I need to take my phone out to check it.
I have had the withings smart watch 2 for over two years now if I have the all the notifications on the battery lasts for over a week if I turn the alarms off and other things it will last three weeks the best thing I like about my watch is the sleep manager which works very well also the app works very well it connects very fast and easy to use and mine has the dill to tell you how many steps you have done with doses encourage me to get to going out around also out of all my watch and I have many it most comfortable to wear
Your review is really solid and helpful
Hi, great work 👍 Do you know how thick the Watch is?
Mi experiencia con la batería es diferente. Comencé a usar el reloj el viernes 22. Sin cargarlo. Al sacarlo de la caja estaba al 53%. Ayer lo cargué por primera vez ,7 días después, estaba el 22%. También tengo activadas solo tres notificaciones, aunque el tiempo que no estoy en el trabajo selecciono el modo no molestar.
El modo "quick look" siempre desactivado.
Este semana mi experiencia mejor... no lo uso la conexión de GPS. Mi batería 99% después de 3 días.
You live in Coruña?
What is name of font on your samsung phone??
AAComics 🤙🏼
Los sensores dan datos muy errores del pulso y del sueño
Errores de todo.
I have had Withings for several years and always get near 30 days, even on my ScanWatch. What settings do you have set up?
I’m guessing you get a bunch of messages and WhatsApp messages every day correct? Looks like you also have quick look on which will use more battery life. If you set oxygen scan off of on demand to monitor during sleep this will use more battery life and tells you this. Guaranteed if you turn off quick look and your multiple messaging app notifications you’re going to get a lot better battery life.
As for your comparison for notifications with your Samsung watch and your Samsung buds, of course they’re going to have built in features the Withings watch doesn’t.
What does it look like on a female small wrist?
can you test it without any notification and gps turned on? can you get to close to 30 days? tyia