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The video provides an in-depth review of the Montblanc Summit 3 smartwatch, which costs £1,000 and features a premium unboxing experience with notable inclusions such as a blue rubber strap, a spare leather strap, and a charging dock. It boasts a titanium case, 1.28-inch AMOLED display, and is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100+ processor. The smartwatch runs on Wear OS 3, ensuring compatibility with Android devices and offering connectivity options like Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi, and NFC. Users can manage the watch using the Montblanc app or directly on the device, with functionalities such as changing watch faces and controlling apps.
Key features discussed include various health monitoring capabilities (heart rate, stress levels, blood oxygen, sleep, body energy, and steps) and compatibility with Google Fit exercises. While the smartwatch lacks a speaker and Google Assistant, it offers customizable watch faces and a minimalist interface. Although accurate for health metrics and notifications, the battery life is noted to be insufficient, requiring daily charging. Despite some performance delays and certain limitations, the design and interface are appreciated. The video concludes by encouraging viewer interaction through comments, subscriptions, and shares.
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In this segment of the video, Gadgets Boy introduces the Montblanc Summit 3, a smartwatch priced at £1,000. He discusses the unboxing experience, highlighting the premium packaging which includes the watch with a blue rubber strap, a charging dock, a spare leather strap, and the quick start guide. The version shown is the titanium grey.
The Summit 3 features a titanium case, heart rate sensor, sapphire glass display, and is water-resistant. It has a 1.28-inch AMOLED display with 416×416 resolution. Running on Wear OS 3, it is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100+ with 1GB RAM and 8GB storage. Connectivity includes Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi, and NFC.
The setup process is straightforward, compatible with Android devices. Users can control functions via the Montblanc app or directly on the watch, which includes features like changing watch faces and managing apps. While the performance is generally responsive, there are occasional delays, such as when using the keyboard.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the functionality and features of a smartwatch, specifically highlighting its multi-function button which can launch apps like fitness by default. The watch follows standard Wear OS operations, including swiping directions for various functions and widgets. It can measure stress levels, heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, body energy, and steps, and is compatible with Google Fit exercises. The speaker notes that measuring blood oxygen on darker skin may require multiple attempts.
The smartwatch provides comparable accuracy to other devices like the Apple Watch and Aura Ring for sleep, heart rate, and exercise data. However, it lacks speakers, making it unsuitable for phone calls. Notifications from an iPhone are prompt and readable, but cannot be interacted with further. Watch faces are customizable and downloadable.
The speaker appreciates the minimalist and smooth interface of Wear OS 3, noting that it allows OEMs to add their features. However, the watch lacks Google Assistant and the Google feed. Despite liking the design, the speaker finds the battery life lacking, requiring daily recharging. The segment concludes with a call to action for viewers to comment, subscribe, and share the video.