Turn Off Auto Pause Samsung Watch

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Samsung TV for a multitude if things. Watch, my free Samsung subscription service, YouTube, Netflix, Hulu. Tubi TV, and to play my Playstation 5 I love that I can use smart things and use my phone as a remote. I can tell Google to turn it on and off turn the volume up or down.

I love it great sound you think the artist was singing in your house! I recommend it! The only thing that bothers me is you can't turn it off it's always on pause!

Auto On/Off works. USB mic as well as normal and great internal boost. Clean and clear.

Simple design and love the auto turn on when lifted off the charger.

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

While extenders do degrade images some, this one has very little impact. One watch out is that most cameras will only auto focus with faster lenses.

From an amateur's perspective here is my review. Watch my Youtube video using a6500 and Rokinon 35mm f2.8. 1 = worst 10 = best lens quality = 10 photo quality = 9 auto focus = 8.5 auto focus noise = 5 (bit on the noisy side, but barely) size = 10

I just got my speakers OMG incredible and such ease to setup. I don't even want to turn off the music to watch TV . Best money ever spent

Love the device. Easy to use! Only wish is that the watch charger be on one side instead of the back so I didn't have to turn the device to set the watch on its charger. Very minor inconvenience only and I did purchase a second device for a second location.

Variable NDs can be a lifesaver, and a headache at the same time. I purchased the 82mm and adapted it down to my 77mm thread lenses to avoid the uneven coloring that can happen towards the edges of variable NDs. Having done that, I can say this filter has even coloring and shading across the whole image. I do reccomend purchasing a larger filter and stepping it down, even if it's only a 5mm difference. I did not do that with another Tiffen Variable ND I own, and it does create variances in how much it darkens the image towards the edges. If you do turn the filter and watch the image on your camera screen, you will notice a slight color shift magenta and then blue (depending on which way you turn it). If I don't watch the image while I turn it though, I don't notice the color shift otherwise, even in editing later. It is very subtle. All NDs will slightly color tint the image, it's just a matter of how much. So, again, this one does have a tint also, but it is almost negligible, and I wouldn't let that deter purchasing it. The build quality is great, and the threads align perfectly. I would purchase another one of these again.