– Due to my extensive experience with trying to get fitness/workout data out of the unit, I used the Endomondo watch app to record the run. – Sleep tracking was roughly in the ballpark, at least until the battery died at 6:34AM apparently. When I woke up 5 hours later, it was already dead. When I went to bed last night it showed 22 hours of battery life left. Or at least, incorrectly managed by the system. There, I just saved you hours of frustration. Turns out you need to enable it under Settings > Advanced > Touch Bezel. Merely looking at YouTube end-user (non-media) reviews of the watch demonstrates that even the most ardent Samsung fans don’t realize it’s not enabled and fumble around trying to figure out how to enable it. However, bizarrely Samsung didn’t enable it by default. – The new touch bezel is a step-up from no touch bezel. Brilliance/screen clarity/general touchability is on-par with the other watches noted earlier in this paragraph. Super weird, but consistently happening today around the office. The only difference is the Samsung Active 2 (my abbreviated variant of the full official name) occasionally will show the wrong date/time for about 0.5-1.0 seconds before it refreshes the screen.

– I configured the watch with always-on display set to enabled, and in that mode the day to day aspects of watch-face and time is very similar to the Apple Watch Series 5 and Garmin Venu (and Fitbit Versa 2). Keep in mind the first Active 1 watch came out just this past February/March ( full review here), so we’re only talking 6 or so months later. – This is the 2nd edition in this product line, which follows after the Gear Sport product line. Whatever I can fit before she walks through the door – we’ll do.

The Girl is out for a walk and is probably 15-20 minutes away from getting home. Now like last week I’m going to give myself a quick time limit.

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