Christmas gift ideas

**anonemus** · December 9th, 2015 09:24 PM

**minicarph** · December 9th, 2015 09:41 PM

Metal Scopp ng Ice Cream

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**papi smith** · September 26th, 2021 12:11 PM

Reviving this thread...

**dreamur** · September 26th, 2021 03:35 PM

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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**dr. d** · September 26th, 2021 05:24 PM

plants. to greenify the thumb during this season of covid.

common household consumables and fabricware. cleaning fluids and such. pa-ikot-ikot mops. brooms. bed covers, blankets, electric fan covers! heh heh heh heh.

spare bulbs and LED lamps.

home accessories... garden hose, gripo, sapatilya sets for leaking gripos. flashlights. bintiladors, large or small, 220, battery, or usb.

tools. for the budding forced-to-do home DIYer.

cellphone stands. for the zoom meetings.

skipping rope. to stimulate exercise.

g-cash! for online transactions.

PPEs.

heh heh.

**jut703** · September 26th, 2021 05:43 PM

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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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.

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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**dreamur** · September 26th, 2021 06:51 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

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.

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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I believe so bro. It is rated IP68 and has a water lock function. Haven't tried it though.

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**papi smith** · September 26th, 2021 07:52 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

plants. to greenify the thumb during this season of covid.

common household consumables and fabricware. cleaning fluids and such. pa-ikot-ikot mops. brooms. bed covers, blankets, electric fan covers! heh heh heh heh.

spare bulbs and LED lamps.

home accessories... garden hose, gripo, sapatilya sets for leaking gripos. flashlights. bintiladors, large or small, 220, battery, or usb.

tools. for the budding forced-to-do home DIYer.

cellphone stands. for the zoom meetings.

skipping rope. to stimulate exercise.

g-cash! for online transactions.

PPEs.

heh heh.

Great suggestions doc! Thanks!

**CVT** · September 27th, 2021 12:54 PM

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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I have a compact fitbit with the basic metrics,- steps and rate of heartbeat and their associated other numbers. It keeps a good track of my physical activities - daily, monthly, annually. Also, sleep quality/score.

I wear this on my wrist all the time, except when I need to charge it,- as the other wrist has to wear my other [daytime] watches ....

... Else, they have to be mounted on winders...

BTT: Quits on most of them these (pandemic) days... Hard situation we're in.