Review: The Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 is still a great Android smartwatch
(Android Central)

These twists and turns feel just right. Smartwatches are almost always forced to compromise in their design in some way. After all, it`s hard to cram all of the various specs and sensors that make these tiny wrist computers so functional into something you`d actually want to wear out. The result is usually a thick, unattractive gadget that costs as much as a nice traditional watch, with the double whammy of needing to be charged once a day. Sadly, even in some of the best Android smartwatches, those hardware tradeoffs are met with equally cumbersome software in the form of Wear OS, which continues to be a slow-moving disaster, limiting the number of compelling options on the Android side. That number dwindles even further once you decide you want some health-oriented features like heart rate monitoring and sleep tracking. But Samsung does things a little differently. The Galaxy Watch line uses the company`s homegrown Tizen software, rather than Wear OS, and features hardware nic...