Yeah I kinda don't mind the inquiries but don't care for the stares. I'm just not one to want others to see my bling I guess.The G watch gets more stares & comments then I thought it would. It's fun. Haha
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Yeah I kinda don't mind the inquiries but don't care for the stares. I'm just not one to want others to see my bling I guess.The G watch gets more stares & comments then I thought it would. It's fun. Haha
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The Fit helps by doing the things the phone is capable of without the phone being near me. It does the stuff independently then syncs to S Health when I open the app.That's really cool. Aside from allowing the note 4 to talk my daily steps & check my heart rate & o2 one in a while, I don't really use s health.
Didn't know it did all of that, even if it was wrong in places. Does the phone have all of that functionality, or does the fit help?
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The find my phone was built in to the Fit. The find my Fit one was a freebie through the Galaxy Gear Fit app. The GGF app takes you to a section on the Play Store that's just Gear Fit apps.Yea, I use that find my phone all the time. Bought the paid version which allows you to make the LED light, the screen go to max brightness. This alone is worth the price of the watch. If I had a dollar for every time I couldn't find my phone in the house it would have paid for my G Watch.
I understand why it's there but I'm the exception not the rule in my usage. I doubt it'd do it if it wasn't a Samsung watch, think it's tied into the Gear Manager app. Under applications the ability to uncheck notifications for that app is grayed out.That would get old. Glad the phone doesn't make any noise when the g watch connects/disconnects.