Samsung Watch 5 Screen Size

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Definitely one of the best monitors I've ever owned. The colors just jump off the screen in the action also. Love the size but I'm considering upgrading and getting another size this time maybe not a monitor but a Samsung big screen TV. I'm also a fan of all Samsung things especially my phone's all my bad Samsung I am considering the new top grade A series Samsung. Eddie Mitchell. April 15th 2024.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We watch all things video, but mostly movies. We have Satellite and Off-Air as well as internet streaming. Our first HD TV was a Samsung 56" DLP light bulb rear projection set. It was the best for HD back in 2003. After 10 years though it failed and we purchased a 70" 4K flat screen. At the time there was no large size DLP 4K sets to choose from at a price we could afford. When that set failed last December we had to find something new. Our son still had his 56" Samsung DLP LED rear projection set (he was between homes and was not using it) and we put it in our living room. Wow is all I can say. I had forgotten how great the DLP was or had gotten used to the Flat screen. Seeing this 12 year old DLP still looking great and only HD was amazing. I had seen on the internet that Samsung had come up with a new short throw projector. So I quickly researched it to see what it was about. It was just what i was looking for. We had been wanting to get a large picture size for some time but couldn't justify the cost as our flat screen was working. When it failed it was all on to find the best and largest picture. The 130" screen size was perfect for our living room. Some have said what's wrong with a 36" screen, no comment is all I can say. When purchased the new Samsung projector we purchased a 120" screen designed for Short throw projectors was ordered. It arrived the day before the projector. All of our view is unbelievable, like going to the theater only you don't drive

Pros o Excellent phone overall o. screen not as bright as Samsung, but plenty bright I am usually never above 1/2-max o. snappy phone o. screen size hits that perfect position between big enough and too bulky o. new Android takes some getting used to: the previous button is gone, but this new Android is still quite good. CONS o. get used to no 3.5mm audio: you will have to get an adapter that allows you to charge phone with USB-C while using headset

5 stars.

5 Stars, no need to say anything else.

5 Stars.

Have had hifi setups for years. The sonos five is 95% of the way there. Size and ease of use more than make up for the 5% difference. If I had a dedicated music room I would go with a dedicated music setup, but for around the house the size and wireless nature of sonos is just so much better.

Samsung has the best products hands down. I have the phone, watch, and earbuds and they all been great to me.

5 star product.

5 in 1, the only way to go. Folds up easy.