Nope! The Bip 5 has built into GPS so no need to have your phone at the same time.

Nice🙌🏼 I'm using the S24 😀

Hi! Yep, both were the larger sizes I compared in this video. The smaller 41 mm Pixel Watch 3 played for around 24 hours in some other publications, I'd reckon the smaller Galaxy Watch large fit for same or likely less than that.

Glad the video was helpful 😀

On my planning board for testing very soon 😀

Hi, glad you found the video helpful. If you're looking for a ring-based wearable without any subscription that tracks your desired meteics, then, checkout the Galaxy Ring: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3akcqV_abR6d6c Here's in my in-depth comparison of both rings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2GyqWilf5x8a7s If you don't mind having a tracker around your wrist, there's the Garmin Vivosmart 5 with good accuracy (no subscriptions): kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHrKqYikgqqgrac I'm also due to publish my review on the Garmin Venu 3 very soon which ticks all the boxes, has some smart features and good battery life - but it's a watch not a ring. There's plenty of fitness trackers around as well from Xiaomi and Huawei, but Garmin's platform, data and quality is better. I'll be doing a deep dive comparison between all wearable types very soon, comparing rings, fitness trackers, smartwatches, sportswatches, fitness bands (Whoop band) and chest straps. Hope this helps 😀

@thewearableist it does, thank you so much!

I know right?! Feel like features are stripped out to justify the price point but you're absolutely right in that the Vivoactive 5 is in the same price range and has the additional sports profiles built-in with a more durable design. I'm thinking of doing an in-depth comparison between a Forerunner and a lifestyle-smartwatch like the Venu 3 or Vivoactive 5.

That's some great points - thanks, it helps everyone reading the comments 🙌🏼 Google unfortunately dropped Wear OS support for iOS more than a year ago so can't use these with an iPhone. There are a couple of workarounds available online if you do a deep dive on the Internet but you'd end up sacrificing a lot of features to the point where it's not worth the hassle. If you're an iPhone user, I'll be posting my in-depth review of the Garmin Venu 3 next week which might be a great alternative for iPhone users. Watch this space 😀

@thewearableist You're welcome. Always try and contribute something. I do own the Galaxy watch 7 primarily because I have the Samsung smartphone. Couldn't find a compelling reason to buy the Galaxy watch ultra.

@dazone705 🙌🏼

That's a great price 🙌🏼

Where please?

Glad I could help 🙌🏼

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful 🙌🏼

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful 🙌🏼

Hi! Yep, the LTE version also has WiFi and Bluetooth. You can chose not to use the LTE/4G esim connection and just use WiFi on the watch if you want to.

Hi! This one should be fine for swimming pools (and washing hands in the sink 😅). But yeah its not made for diving - you probably then need a Suunto Ocean or Garmin Fenix 8 - completely different league.

Hi! It depends on your goals and the smart features you're after. Fitness trackers - limited smart features and apps (Whatsapp, etc not available). Good battery life. Focus mainly on health and fitness. I'd recommend either the Fitbit Charge 6 or the Garmin Vivosmart 5. Smartwatch - more smart features and apps. Poor battery life (<2 days in most cases). Good health and fitness tracking. More expensive. Some smartwatches like Garmin Venu 3 can last more than a week (a bit more expensive). Rings - no interface other than the app on your phone. Expensive - and focus on health and wellbeing (fitness trackers better and more accurate than rings). Sportswatches - focus on sports, performance, recovery - Polar, Garmin, Suunto and Coros watches - more expensive than all above options - limited smart features. For a good balance of almost all the above - I'd suggest checking out the Garmin Venu 3. I'm posting a review of the Venu 3 very soon. Hope this helps 😀

@The Wearableist Brother,Pls suggest me a best health tracker...please...

@sure,thank you

@what about whoop 4.0?

Hi! I'm inclined to agree!

Hi! Thanks for the feedback, it's helpful for everyone in the comments section 👍🏻

Hi! I found both were somewhat similar to each other. You can adjust the strength of the vibrations in both, I set them to medium and didn't notice much difference. Would comparing this help in reviews? Let me know and I'll look into it in future reviews 😀

@thewearableist ok thanks

Thanks 🙌🏼 Glad you enjoyed the video 😀

Thanks for the suggestion, will keep that in mind when analysing future tunnel routes 🙌🏼

Thanks 🙌🏼 Glad you enjoyed the video 😀

Hi! It's 165 mm.

Thanks a lot!

@najiabdessamad6426 no worries 😀

That's great 🙌🏼

Which size you have ?

@@andreas_games 44mm.

Hi! I didn't feel they were completely off. But, I'm testing out the Garmin Venu 3 now and my full in-depth review will be out very soon. Garmins are known for accurate HR tracking. Watch this space 😉

Hi! Good observation, but its not. I wore the Pixel Watch 3 on my right hand during testing and it turned the display 180° so the crown is accessed from the left side. If you use it on your left wrist, the crown is on the right side as default. Hope that helps 😉

@ that I didn’t know was possible. Thanks

No worries 😀

Glad you enjoyed it!

Same! Which one are you planning on getting? I'm about to publish my full in-depth review of the Garmin Venu 3 in a few days. I'm personally eyeing up the Foreunner 965 to replace my ageing Venu 2.

Hi! No, the Pixel Watch 3 does not have blood pressure monitoring, but the Galaxy Watch 7 can take blood pressure measurements via the Samsung Health Monitor app. Hope that helps 😀

@@thewearableist I don't think blood pressure readings are very accurate on any smartwatch. The technology isn't there yet.

Why not 🤔

Hi, blood pressure monitoring is new to wearables. I haven't tested a smart ring (yet) which does BP but checkout this sub-reddit which may help: www.reddit.com/r/SmartRings/comments/197l6tz/blood_pressure/ I know the Samaung Galaxy Watch 7 also does BP measurements. Maybe I should make a separate video just testing and comparing the accuracies of the BP measurements from these devices.

Much appreciated 🙌🏼

@@thewearableist You make good content. keep it up!

Hi! My wrist is 165 mm and was personally fine with the 45 mm version. It's a great display on the larger watch, easy to read metrics when working out, easier to type messages on, Google maps looks great too! Let us know which one you end up going for 😉

@thewearableist thank you so much 🙌🏽

Wow €214 for the 44 mm LTE version is not bad at all 👍🏻 The Pixel Watch 3 is expensive everywhere given its new right now.

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Hi! I couldn't find that setting myself when I was testing the Xiaomi Watch S3 unfortunately. Maybe others in the comments section can help?

Glad you found it helpful 🙌🏼

Hi! Are you using an iPhone by any chance? I believe the quick replies feature isn't avaiable for iOS.

Thanks. Glad you found it helpful 🙌🏼

Glad you found it helpful! I'd agree with you. I'll be testing out the new Oura Ring 4 very soon given they've apparently upgraded the sensors and the design now allows for movement of the sensors around the finger (potentially more accurate????). Only testing will tell. Will reply to your comment with the link to the video once it's out 🙌🏼

Hi! Thanks 🙌🏼 You're not alone, many others in the comments sectio have faced this emojis issue as well. Also, occasionally, it would only show small previews of messages, WhatsApp, emails, etc, rather than full messages. Only sometimes, it shows the entire message. Xiaomi need to fix this...

Right? Without the bezel, it’s like pizza without cheese-just not the same!

No worries! Happy to help out. Battery life can be a game changer!

Hi! The Xiaomi Watch S3 has a swimming activity and should be fine for use in a swimming pool as per their official specs. I haven't personally tested the Huawei Watch Fit 3 but a quick look suggests it should also be fine for swimming. Check this link out showing a comparison of both: versus.com/en/huawei-watch-fit-3-vs-xiaomi-watch-s3 Interestingly, the above link suggests the Huawei Watch Fit 3 has a stroke counter for swimming - which might be great for your use case? I haven't tested it personally so can't comment on its accuracy though. Battery life on the Xiaomi looks longer than the Huawei. Looks like the Huawei is not a bad gift at all 😀 Hope the above link helps, its got quite a lot of detail in it.

Hi, thanks! It's difficult to cram in a lot of detail in these reviews, the features list keeps increasing every year! But thanks for mentioning the Sleep Apnea detection - will help others in the comments section 😀 The Blood Pressure Monitor is present on the Galaxy Watch 7, it can be used when you download the Samsung Health Monitor app: www.samsung.com/latin_en/support/mobile-devices/measure-your-ecg-with-the-galaxy-watch-series/

Also, the blood pressure is only in a few countries. The US is not supported since it doesnt have FDA certification, and ive heard samsung didnt even try to get it certified in the US

@donutves Thanks for the clarification. A lot of devices that detect sleep apnea aren't approved by the FDA and don't work in the US

​@@dazone705ah now that's a different story, the blood pressure won't work in the US but the sleep apnea DOES work