Galaxy Watch4 seems tempting. Gave a Watch2 to my dad a few years ago and he loves it, this new model might be great for him too.Originally Posted by dreamur
Bought myself the galaxy watch 4 for its HR and oxymeter functions. If only the BP monitor is activated in the Philippines it would have been a comprehensive health tracker in this time of pandemic.
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Question though - is it as waterproof as the Apple Watch? The Apple Watch has no issue being used in the pool for regular swimming exercise. Older Galaxy Watches never had the same IP certification. They say this current one is IP68 but so is my phone but I wouldn’t put my phone in water for long.
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September 26th, 2021 06:51 PM #2I believe so bro. It is rated IP68 and has a water lock function. Haven't tried it though. Originally Posted by jut703
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