In line with the 10ATM water-resistance standard (capable of withstanding up to 100m of water for up to 10 minutes) and IP68 rating (resistant to immersion in water at depths of up to 6 feet for up to 30 minutes), the device requires a gentle rinse and drying after exposure to moisture. Galaxy AI-powered features, which track data, necessitate a compatible Samsung Galaxy phone, Samsung Health app, and Samsung Account. The wearable is designed for use in outdoor running and cycling activities, with the condition that the user must adhere to the same starting point and path as a previously selected workout, up to 14 days prior. The heart rate monitoring software is intended for general use only and should not be relied upon for medical purposes. For optimal functionality, a compatible smartphone is required. Additionally, a network connection is necessary to send notifications to emergency contacts. However, GPS accuracy may be compromised by obstructions to the satellite signal, such as buildings. To activate the device, press the Quick Button for 5 seconds, while deactivation requires a 3-second press. Based on typical usage, results may vary. Furthermore, GPS accuracy may be affected by weather conditions, atmospheric interference, and other obstructions like buildings and tall trees. The Track Back feature guides users back to the starting point of their trail, provided they have previously tracked their route. For the Sleep Apnea Feature, users must wear the device for 7 nights within a 30-night period. This over-the-counter software-only, mobile medical application, operating on a compatible Samsung Galaxy Watch and phone, is intended for adult users aged 22 and above to detect signs of moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea through significant breathing disruptions, over a two-night monitoring period. The feature is designed for on-demand use and should not be used as a replacement for traditional diagnosis and treatment methods by a qualified clinician. The data provided by the device is also not intended to aid clinicians