Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 A Comprehensive User Guide

The Galaxy Watch 3 is beautiful and uniquely designed with 14% slimmer and 15% slimmer than the original Galaxy Watch, which makes it more wearable and fashionable, most importantly, for unisex. For most watches, you do get a bigger battery inside the larger case, with the Watch 3 packing in 247mAh (41mm) or 340mAh (45mm).And most importantly for Galaxy Watch fans, the rotating bezel is back, with that mechanical click for navigating around the Tizen OS.Inside the case is a 1.2-inch (41mm) or 1.3-inch (45mm) Circular Super AMOLED panel, with which looks crisp and sharp. Displays have always been the strongest suit of Samsung wearables, and that's no different here.There are 40 workout tracking profiles, and 11 will be auto-detected. That includes running, walking, swimming, cycling, rowing, elliptical workouts, and dynamic workouts.Running also features body form as well as the standard pace/distance/time, with balance, symmetry and contact time all tracked on the watch. And there's a focus on advanced fitness, with VO2 Max scores.You can also start workouts by asking Bixby, if you dare, because Samsung's assistant is back on the Galaxy Watch 3. Sleep tracking is boosted with a partnership with the US National Sleep Institute, which the company says will offer deeper insights into REM cycles. ECG and blood pressure monitor are included, and Samsung has got clearance for ECG from the FDA, which is pretty exciting, although there could be a wait for the feature to go live.